Clifton Adcock
Investigative Reporter at The Frontier
Investigative reporter for The Frontier. 1 Timothy 6:10. [email protected]. PGP Fingerprint: https://t.co/hbe4UFSUlc
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3 days ago |
sequoyahcountytimes.com | Clifton Adcock
After a years-long legal battle with some of the world’s largest poultry producers over pollutants in one of Oklahoma’s most important waterways, the state attorney general still thinks he can strike a deal with the powerful industry. Oklahoma is still waiting on a ruling in a two-decade-old lawsuit that could have far-reaching consequences for the Illinois River and the surrounding region. But the parties could still reach a settlement outside of court.
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5 days ago |
tahlequahdailypress.com | Clifton Adcock
After a years-long legal battle with some of the world’s largest poultry producers over pollutants in one of Oklahoma’s most important waterways, the state attorney general still thinks he can strike a deal with the powerful industry. Oklahoma is still waiting on a ruling in a two-decade-old lawsuit that could have far-reaching consequences for the Illinois River and the surrounding region. But the parties could still reach a settlement outside of court.
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5 days ago |
stwnewspress.com | Clifton Adcock
After a years-long legal battle with some of the world’s largest poultry producers over pollutants in one of Oklahoma’s most important waterways, the state attorney general still thinks he can strike a deal with the powerful industry. Oklahoma is still waiting on a ruling in a two-decade-old lawsuit that could have far-reaching consequences for the Illinois River and the surrounding region. But the parties could still reach a settlement outside of court.
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1 week ago |
oklahoman.com | Clifton Adcock
• Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond seeks a plan to limit poultry waste spreading in the Illinois River watershed, aiming for a settlement with poultry producers in a two-decade-old pollution lawsuit. • Gov. Kevin Stitt opposes the lawsuit and any deal restricting poultry litter, calling it an attack on industry by "radical environmental extremists," despite a prior court ruling against the poultry companies.
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1 week ago |
tahlequahdailypress.com | Clifton Adcock
77-year-old McLoud woman told The Frontier she let her grandson use her name for a network of secretive political groups involved in several Tulsa-area local races and at least one state Senate race in 2024. Gail Harjo is the grandmother of John Fritz, co-founder of the Tulsa-based political consulting firm Tomahawk Strategies. Harjo recalled that Fritz placed her as the chairperson and treasurer for at least one political group.
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