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Gansu Officials Arrive in Oklahoma
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Feature Editor
A delegation of four officials of the Gansu Province of the
People's Republic of China arrived in Oklahoma City Wednesday to
consult with Oklahoma businesses about participating in the
construction of eight major industrial projects in Gansu
Province.
The officials met with members of the Oklahoma Department of
Commerce International Division; executives of The Benham Group;
and executives of Frankfurt Short Bruza Associates, Architects
Engineers and Planner...
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