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BY STEVE METZER The Journal Record

OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahomans who filed 17,720 initial claims for unemployment benefits last week shattered a nearly 30-year-old record. The previous record for filings in a week in the state occurred in January 1991 when 9,778 initial claims for benefits were recorded. The latest number for the Sooner State, reported Thursday by the U.S. Depart- ment of Labor, was 81% higher than the historic spike of 29 years ago. DIGITALDIGITAL The DOL blamed the COVID-19 pandemic for a new record 3.283 million initial jobless claims filed across the United States in the week that ended March 21. “Nearly every state providing comments cited the COVID-19 virus impacts,” the DOL said in a statement released with its report. “States continued to cite ser- HEALTHHEALTH vices industries broadly, particularly accommodation and food services.” The pandemic, which sparked passage of a more than $2 trillion relief package late Wednesday by the U.S. Senate, also has heavily affected broad-ranging industries from transportation to warehousing to manufacturing, the DOL said. “I think the virus will acceler- In Oklahoma, the state’s energy industry has taken ate innovation and adoption of an additional hit resulting from serious declines in oil telemedicine and digital health,” and natural gas prices. said Nicholas Lalla, co-founder and In a statement about the federal relief measure, managing director of Tulsa Innova- which still must be voted on in the U.S. House of tion Labs. COURTESY AP IMAGES Representatives, Sen. James Lankford, R-Oklahoma, said he was pleased that it targeted “the heart of our Oklahoma economy – small businesses, the workers flare-up of arthritis and gout. they employ, and the families they serve.” In age of coronavirus, Hall, 49, had limited choices, especially since However, in comments made on the Senate floor, health care facilities were already overrun by con- Lankford lamented that Democratic lawmakers had cerns about the COVID-19 coronavirus. He could acted to block specific relief for energy companies. the demand for go to a walk-in clinic and risk exposure, wait “They really want to make sure that energy compa- three months to see his regular physician or suffer nies couldn’t get any support. They fought hard to be through the pain that left him barely able to walk. able to make sure there is no additional money for the telemedicine surges Doctors and clinics were encouraging patients president buying additional oil to put in the Strategic with non-emergency issues to avoid physically Petroleum Reserve at this lowest price now,” Lankford visiting the doctor’s office, and instead, use online said. “So it will actually cost us more money in the fu- BY HEIDE BRANDES or telemedicine options. That’s exactly what he ture, but it was their intention to say we don’t want oil The Journal Record did. companies to get any kind of support in this downturn.” “I did a Google search for online medical ser- The federal recovery initiative, the largest economic OKLAHOMA CITY – Earlier this week, Ash Hall stimulus plan in the nation’s history, does include sup- of Oklahoma City was bedridden with a severe Turn to HEALTH » p12 port for businesses. A $367 billion loan-to-grant pro- gram, for example, would help employers cover payroll costs of employees who might be forced to stay home Tribe delays during the pandemic. Money used to cover immediate « 2 » « 2 » census marketing Airport adjusts operations to minimize Blueknight reports profit costs of remaining in business would not have to be campaign amid COVID-19 spread With airlines canceling for 4Q, 2019 Blueknight paid back. pandemic » p3 flights on a daily basis, Will Rogers World Energy Partners reported net At the Petroleum Alliance of Oklahoma, Chairman Airport has adjusted staffing to keep the airport income for the fourth quarter of David Le Norman welcomed the effort in Congress to functioning while reducing the risk of spreading $4.3 million, compared with a OU names Price help millions of workers and businesses. COVID-19 to employees and the public. net loss of $50.7 million for 2018. College of Business

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BY JANICE FRANCIS-SMITH The Journal Record

OKLAHOMA CITY – With airlines can- celing flights on a daily basis, Will Rogers World Airport has adjusted staffing to keep the airport functioning while re- ducing the risk of spreading COVID-19 to employees and the public. “They have gone to rotating shifts,” Director of Airports Mark Kranenburg told members of the Oklahoma City Airport Trust on Thursday regarding airport employees who handle critical operations like TSA screening and bag- gage handling. “Basically, that means they have one work group that works for seven to 14 days and the other is home, and then they trade off. That’s all to have a minimum impact on staffing in the operation if someone were to become ill.” So far, the airlines have not revised their monthly schedules, but are cancel- ing flights on a day-to-day basis, said Kranenburg. Flight schedules change so rapidly that people who do have travel plans at this time should stay in constant contact with the airline to ensure that their flight will occur. “Many flights, because of the reduc- tion in passengers, are going out actu- ally with less than 20 passengers right now,” said Kranenburg. “At this time, Passengers walk through a nearly empty concourse at Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City, as airlines limit flights because of the the good news is there are no air service virus outbreak. AP PHOTO/SUE OGROCKI markets that have been eliminated from Oklahoma City, so we still have all of the cities that we provide service to.” passengers and employees how they can music performances. Oklahoma (HALO) Foundation, have American Airlines and Southwest help prevent the spread of COVID-19.” Airport officials stay in constant also suspended their services. In a mes- have suspended their curbside service. Because of limited staffing and nearly communication with stakeholders and sage posted to HALO’s website, CEO Three of the airport’s food and bever- empty parking lots, the airport closed public health organizations like the Terri Smith said there are “too many un- age operations are still open providing Lot #3, the Canopy Lot, in order to con- Oklahoma City-County Health Depart- knowns” to continue providing animal carryout service, but their hours have solidate resources for the Economy Lot ment to provide tips and updates, said therapy services at the airport at this been significantly reduced. Four of the and the Main Shuttle Lot. Kranenburg. time. airport’s retail outlets are still open. The buses that take passengers to the With the exception of the YMCA “We, with our dogs, introduce a “We’re still working daily with janito- rental car facilities, which used to be in Military Welcome Center that assists greater risk because a ‘team’ consists rial to ensure that we have diligent clean- nearly constant motion picking up and troops arriving at the airport on their of two – human and canine – visiting ing and we’re disinfecting touch points dropping off customers, now sit and way to Fort Sill, the other volunteer great masses of people in many differ- in all of the heavily trafficked areas,” said wait 10 minutes before leaving one facil- groups that typically meet arriving pas- ent environments,” reads Smith’s state- Kranenburg. “And we’ve installed CDC ity to travel to the other. All tours are sengers at the airport, such as Travelers ment. “Safety measures are not easily signage in all of the restrooms to remind suspended, as is the airport’s Jet Sets live Aid and the Human Animal Link of monitored.” Blueknight reports profit for 4Q, 2019

BY JOURNAL RECORD STAFF totaled $91.5 million, down from fact that over 90% of our revenues in availability under the credit facility was TULSA – Blueknight Energy Partners $123.6 million a year earlier. terminalling services, which represent $143.4 million, and availability subject reported net income for the fourth Blueknight reported net income for 95% of our total operating margin, are to covenant restrictions was $60 million quarter of $4.3 million, compared with the year of $18.5 million, compared supported by take-or-pay contractual at the end of 2019. a net loss of $50.7 million for 2018. with a net loss of $42 million for 2018. agreements,” Hurley said. “In “Looking forward, we are focusing The increase was driven by 2018 Revenue for the year totaled $371 addition, the other key differentiating efforts and our new long-term strategy impairment charges related to the million, down from $384.8 million for factor for us relative to traditional on our core strengths and leading Oklahoma pipeline system and the 2018. oil and gas midstream entities is terminalling platform while reviewing Cimarron Express pipeline project and “I am proud to say the business that approximately 80% of our total strategic options for our crude oil stronger 2019 performance across the performed well throughout the year operating margin is derived from our pipeline and trucking businesses, three crude oil business segments. and we accomplished many of our asphalt terminalling services segment, including a potential joint venture or Adjusted earnings before interest, objectives in 2019, said Mark Hurley, which is linked to infrastructure and sale,” Hurley said. “The objective of taxes, depreciation and amortization CEO of Tulsa-based Blueknight. highway construction activity and any strategic actions taken would be to for the fourth quarter totaled $16 “We are uniquely positioned for 2020 not dependent on regional upstream further reduce our leverage, maintain million, compared with $13.9 million a and beyond with our enhanced financial activities.” or improve distribution coverage year earlier. position, the recent increase in crude Blueknight ended the fourth quarter and strengthen our focus on our core Revenue for the fourth quarter oil storage demand in Cushing and the with total debt of $256.6 million. Total terminalling capability.”

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BY DAISY CREAGER The Journal Record

As the coronavirus pandemic lingers, the U.S. Census Bureau is making adjustments but pushing forward with the decennial census, and Oklahoma Native American tribes are adjusting aggressive marketing campaigns planned to address acute undercounting from the 2010 census. Al Fontenot, the bureau’s associate director of decennial census programs, said on a conference call that while operations have been adjusted, the census is important for emergency preparedness and getting funds to health care facilities. “Although many things may seem uncertain at the moment, one thing isn’t. The 2020 census is here, it’s important to our nation that everyone responds.” Fontenot said. “The current situation underscores the need for census data. … In order to get those resources communities desperately need, when we plan a census, we plan all sorts of contingencies.” The Intertribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes worked together with the U.S. Census Bureau to carefully plan for the 2020 census following reports of The Choctaw Nation reports that almost 80% of its population was not counted in the 2010 census. AP FILE PHOTO/JOHN AMIS significant undercounting in the past, resulting in Oklahoma tribes missing slowdown time,” Gernand said. by the Census Bureau also posted a the tribes through the process. opportunities to claim millions in Fontenot said self-reporting is on hurdle for Oklahoma tribes receiving an Fontenot said that by March 20, every federal and state funds. track at 26.2%. Oklahoma’s self-response accurate count. mailbox in the country should have Brad Gernand of Choctaw Nation rate is at 23.7%. The Choctaw Nation reports 80% received the census letter in the mail. Marketing and Communications said The Choctaw Nation is keeping up of its population in the state was not The Census Bureau has suspended the tribe has had to cancel census events with the census self-reporting numbers counted in the 2010 census. Census field operations, delaying time periods and has delayed the digital and radio updated by the bureau daily, but is data, instead of the official tribal roll, are previously allocated for bureau portions of its $110,000 marketing unsure of the numbers for the tribe at used by federal agencies to determine employees to assist respondents in- campaign by a month to make the the moment. tribal membership, so the resulting person, and extended the time allotted budget stretch. “So far it’s very discouraging, at least financial losses have compounded over for individuals to self-respond to the Prior to the pandemic, the Choctaw in our 10.5 counties here in southeastern the decade. census by mail, phone or online. Nation learned most of the 10.5 counties counties,” Gernand said. The miscount led to tribes missing The bureau is evaluating operations it covers were not organizing complete Some undercounting in 2010 was out on money for education, public at facilities to minimize the number count committees as they expected. due to the way the bureau has counted services and roads, but also lost money of people working and maintain a There was one county remaining to tribe names in the past. Some Oklahoma for the state – $1,600 per person and safe environment. It is also contacting organize, which was planned to take tribes, like the Choctaw, Cherokee, $4,000 per household not counted. universities about how college students place Tuesday, but the meeting to do so Muscogee (Creek) and Seminole nations, To ensure it would not happen again, should be counted now that many was postponed. have federally recognized counterparts tribes launched aggressive education schools have suspended in-person “We’re in frequent contact with (the in other states, so many claiming campaigns for members and held a series classes and working with nursing homes, Census Bureau tribal liaisons) because citizenship to the Oklahoma tribes were of meetings with the Census Bureau, homeless shelters and other facilities we don’t want to drop the ball during the not counted. Tribal geography defined which assigned two people to work with that may have quarantine situations. University of Oklahoma names Price College of Business dean

BY JOURNAL RECORD STAFF of Business constituencies – faculty, staff, Business. ington’s Foster School of Business. Over NORMAN – The University of Okla- students and executive team – and from “Dr. Phelps is an innovative, strategic the course of his career, he has lived and homa on Thursday announced the other college deans and the Faculty Sen- leader, and we are thrilled to welcome worked in the U.S., France and Canada appointment of Corey Phelps as dean ate Executive Committee, who met with him to the University of Oklahoma,” said and has taught or consulted in 20 coun- of the Michael F. Price College of Busi- each of the finalists. OU Interim President Joseph Harroz Jr. tries in most regions of the world. ness, pending the OU Board of Regents’ Phelps was the “His collaborative approach inspires his “Dr. Phelps has a proven leadership approval. search committee’s colleagues and students alike to deliver record of overseeing academic strategy, His role at OU will begin July 1. unanimous choice and results. We are confident that his deep creating and marketing new programs, Phelps will join OU from McGill Uni- the preferred candi- knowledge and enthusiasm will drive the advancing academic research and experi- versity, where he serves as Marcel Desau- date of the different Price College of Business to even greater ential learning, and launching a number tels Faculty Fellow and associate dean of College of Business heights.” of collaborative initiatives by stewarding executive programs and education at the constituencies. As associate dean at McGill Desautels, relationships with campus and external Desautels Faculty of Management. Daniel Pullin, who Phelps oversees three degree programs stakeholders,” said Senior Vice President A national search was conducted for Corey had served as the dean – the McGill-HEC Executive MBA, the and Provost Kyle Harper. “I have no the position, attracting more than 45 ap- Phelps and Fred E. Brown International Master’s in Practicing Man- doubt he will do great things for Price plicants. The search committee – made Chair of the Michael agement, and the International Master’s College and its students.” up of 11 members representing Price F. Price College of for Health Leadership – and the McGill Phelps earned his Ph.D. in business College faculty, staff, students and Board Business since 2014, resigned in April Executive Institute, which delivers non- administration and master of philosophy of Advisors, and representatives from to accept a position at Texas Christian degree public and customized executive degree from the Leonard N. Stern School the College of Law and the Honors Col- University. programs. of Business at New York University and lege – interviewed seven semifinalists Pullin was appointed the John V. Before joining the faculty at McGill a master of business administration and and invited two finalists to campus. The Roach Dean and professor of entrepre- Desautels, Phelps served on the faculty at a bachelor’s degree from San Diego State search solicited feedback from all College neurship for TCU’s Neeley School of HEC Paris and the University of Wash- University. 4A « March 27, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com

GUYMON NEWS IN BRIEF 1 Seaboard workers get extra pay The United Food and Com- mercial Workers International Union on Thursday announced agreements the union reached to increase pay and benefits for more than 1,800 workers with Seaboard Foods in Guymon. The UFCW represents more than 250,000 meatpacking and food processing workers. meeting website. this pandemic,” United Way of “These wage and benefit Stockholders who hold Central Oklahoma President increases will not only protect shares through a broker, bank and CEO Debby Hampton said. A sign announcing takeout service only is posted at a McDonald’s the health and welfare of these or other nominee may join the “Many of our United Way part- restaurant in Oklahoma City. AP PHOTO/SUE OGROCKI hardworking men and women, annual meeting in one of two ner agencies are serving an un- they will help ensure all of ways: as a guest in listen-only precedented number of clients America’s families have the mode and beneficial holders and this fund is an opportunity ORA activates carryout website food they need to overcome who have obtained a legal for the public to contribute to OKLAHOMA CITY – The navirus public health issue,” the public health crisis our na- proxy from the record holder meet those increased needs.” Oklahoma Restaurant As- said Jim Hopper, president of tion faces, said UFCW Interna- and who wish to ask questions Examples of agency ser- sociation has established a the Oklahoma Restaurant As- tional President Marc Perrone. or vote may join as a stockhold- vices the fund was created website to encourage Okla- sociation. “We want everyone “What these companies er but must register in advance to support include providing homans to keep calm and to be well-informed on what’s did shows real leadership,” he by 4 p.m. on April 23. rental assistance for clients carry out their meals from local going on – whether or not said. “They worked together –Staff report who have lost employment, establishments. they are a member of ours. with our union family and they mental health services due to To inform the public on Hospitality workers are essen- recognized the incredible hard increased stressors like lost in- which restaurants are provid- tial to our economy and the work and sacrifices that our CHICKASHA come and social isolation, food ing carryout and delivery op- industry’s news changes daily.” members and all meatpacking 3 USAO buildings to and personal hygiene items for tions with temporary menus, Restaurants, bars and coffee and food processing workers resource centers and nonprofit the association has launched shops across the state contin- are making every single day.” close to public staff wages. a website called CarryOutOk. ue to protect employees while Seaboard Foods employees Due to the COVID-19 pan- “We know that many Okla- com. This website can be used safely providing food, beer will be paid an extra $100 per demic, the University of Sci- homans are struggling and to view available establish- and wine to their customers week from March 30 to April ence and Arts of Oklahoma facing unexpected challenges ments. Restaurants can also through carryout, delivery and 26 and will have access to two has closed its buildings to the due to COVID-19,” W&W-AFCO submit their own hours of curbside options, he said. weeks of paid leave for corona- public. Steel CEO Rick Cooper said. operation, temporary carryout “We are also in the process virus-related absences, along USAO students will have lim- “We’re thankful for the United menus and any other details of tracking the total number with waived copays for corona- ited access to computer labs. Way and its network of partner they need their customers to of Oklahoma jobs lost, in order virus testing and treatment. University offices will continue agencies for stepping up for know. to further qualify and illustrate UFCW reached agreements to operate virtually to accom- our community during this The ORA is also working the economic impact that the to support meatpacking and modate students. time of crisis.” hard to inform both members coronavirus is having on our food processing workers with “Our highest priority must Donations to the United Way and nonmembers on the state industry,” said Hopper. “We will other companies including be to operate in ways that mini- of Central Oklahoma COVID-19 of the industry through daily fight through this.” Pilgrim’s Pride, Conagra Foods, mize threats to the safety and Response Fund may be made updates. The ORA represents more Smuckers Foods, Cargill, Da- well-being of our Drover com- online at www.unitedwayokc. “We continue to engage than 4,000 restaurants and none North America, Kraft munity as we support student org, by mail to United Way of with state, local and federal of- members. Heinz, Pepsi, Hormel, Maple progress through to degree Central Oklahoma, P.O. Box ficials to help address the coro- –Staff report Leaf Foods, Campbell’s Soup completion,” said President 248947, Oklahoma City, OK and National Beef. –Staff report John Feaver. 73124-8947 or text COVIDOKC Beginning March 23, classes to 41444. –Staff report moved to online and remote TULSA instruction for the remainder of 2 MAIN OFFICES CAPITOL BUREAU Williams plans the spring semester. The April OKLAHOMA CITY Corporate Tower 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., 25 commencement ceremony 4 Member of 101 N. Robinson, Suite 101 Room 431 virtual annual has been canceled. 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OKLAHOMA CITY Transformation and Administra- 4 tion David Ostrowe is among OESC waives benefit the cases and is quarantined wage charge and recovering at home, said Baylee Lakey, a spokeswoman Oklahoma Employment Secu- for the governor. rity Commission Executive Direc- Ostrowe has not had contact tor Robin Roberson has signed with Stitt in more than two an order waiving the Benefit Wage weeks, Lakey said, and Stitt Charge for Unemployment Claims hasn’t been tested and has no directly related to the COVID-19 plans to do so at this time. state of emergency. Any staff members who may “It’s important we take this have had contact with Ostrowe action given conditions resulting were asked to quarantine them- from both the presidential and selves for 14 days, Lakey said. gubernatorial emergency declara- The virus causes mild or tions,” said Roberson. “Directives moderate symptoms in most and policies issued by public of- people, and clears up in two to ficials, public health authorities, three weeks. However, it can and business owners necessitate cause severe illness, includ- invoking the waver.” ing pneumonia and death for The waiver applies to the bene- some, especially older adults fit wage charge to experience-rat- and people with existing health ed employers for allowed claims problems. directly related to the COVID-19 –Associated Press, Staff report pandemic. The waiver is not across the board and does not affect all wage claims filed with the agency. A gaming table in the casino at the Chickasaw Nation’s Artesian Hotel, Casino & Spa in Sulphur. OKLAHOMA CITY “Employers pay the Benefit AP PHOTO/SUE OGROCKI 4 Allstate to reduce Wage Charge based on the num- ber of former employees filing for policy restrictions unemployment benefits,” Rober- Allstate Insurance Co. has son said. “This rate is calculated Chickasaw Nation extends casino closings notified the Oklahoma Insur- annually and applied to future ADA – Chickasaw Nation Gov. the spread of this disease,” Indian Gaming Association ance Department of its inten- unemployment insurance pay- Bill Anoatubby on Thursday Annoatubby said. “Based on said on March 15 that all of tion to ease certain automobile ments from an employer.” announced that Chickasaw the best available science, we its tribal members had closed insurance policy restrictions All employers begin at the Nation casinos, businesses believe extending effective their casinos temporarily. to help people affected by the state’s base rate. As former em- and offices already closed to social distancing policies is the “Extending effective so- COVID-19 state of emergency. ployees are determined to be help mitigate the spread of best course of action to help cial distancing policies and To ensure workers have ad- eligible for unemployment ben- the coronavirus will remain protect the lives, health and practices is a vital part of our equate protection while using efits, their previous employer’s closed through April 15. well-being of the Chickasaw efforts to help slow the spread their personal vehicle to deliver annual unemployment insurance Chickasaw Travel Stops people, our employees and of this disease, save lives and food and medicine, Allstate rate may increase as a result of an locations will remain open to our neighbors across the state help preserve the opportunity is modifying its coverage to experience modifier applied to serve the public. A complete and around the world. for long-term economic pros- eliminate any terms, conditions that employer’s paid claims in the list of closures and cancel- The Chickasaw Nation an- perity,” Anoatubby or exclusions that might apply previous year. lations is available at www. nounced on March 15 that said. during the state of emergency. “We’ll attempt to prevent chickasaw.net. it would close its casinos The Chickasaw Nation is With many pharmacies and charge notices from going to “We are extending these through March 31. The clos- implementing work-from- restaurants temporarily closing an employer with a COVID-19 measures on the advice of ings have now been extended home policies for many em- their doors and dining rooms claim,” Roberson said. “If an em- health professionals who until April 15. The Chickasaw ployees and compensating across Oklahoma, many are ployer does receive a benefit wage continue to recommend on- Nation operates about 20 employees temporarily unable relying on carryout and deliv- charge on a COVID-19 claim, the going social distancing as a casinos. to work as a result of the pan- ery options to remain open. employer should follow agency vital measure in minimizing Officials with the Oklahoma demic, he said. –Staff report The pandemic has created con- procedures and timely protest the ditions that require a greater charge and provide information need for vital goods and servic- about the nature of the claim.” es and more drivers to deliver The directive will remain ac- OKLAHOMA CITY them. However, personal auto- tive until the governor’s Second a dedicated portal. In 2019, more awards and promotional items, 4 Credit union offers mobile policies do not typically Amended Executive Order 2020- than 8,000 orders were placed by as well as picture-framing divi- provide coverage for vehicles 07 is retired and all claims arising funeral services for over 35,000 sions that further the mission of relief loans used for commercial from the crises have been re- records using the portal. While providing work opportunities for Communication Federal Cred- purposes. solved. –Staff report the OSDH does not accept online people with disabilities, and is a it Union is offering relief loans “Some of these people are orders directly, the Office of Vital state use-approved vendor. Des- for people who have reduced our valued Allstate customers,” Records has partnered with Vi- ignated staff members are able to income or increased expenses as said Noel Cole Young, regional OKLAHOMA CITY talChek to make this service avail- continue supporting customers a result of changes beyond their counsel, Allstate Insurance Co. 4 OSDH moves to online able. VitalChek has waived the $6 through remote telework. On- control because of COVID-19. “The company appreciates portal fee for the next 30 days for line orders from state customers “We know most everyone their efforts and would like vital record services any funeral director who has not will be accepted while the main will be back to work once this to assist them by temporar- The Oklahoma State Depart- previously accessed the portal. campus is closed, with a to-be- passes,” said Larry Shropshire, ily easing certain personal ment of Health will temporarily –Staff report determined delivery president and CEO of Communi- automobile insurance policy suspend lobby and mail applica- date. cation Federal. “It’s just our way restrictions.” tion services for vital records until While the vocational reha- of helping and reducing financial The Oklahoma Insurance further notice. OKLAHOMA CITY bilitation programs on the main stress.” Department has received in- This includes the offices in 4 DRTC announces campus are temporarily ceas- For people who qualify, loans formation from insurers on Oklahoma City, McAlester and ing, the agency’s Employment are available up to $5,000, with business preparations and how Tulsa. temporary closure of Services program still provides rates as low as 5.99% APR at they are addressing challenges During this time, a limited some programs support and services according terms up to 36 months. The of policyholders, said Insurance number of vital records staff mem- Because of Gov. Kevin Stitt’s to the guidelines provided by credit union can also defer pay- Commissioner Glen bers will remain on-site to fill on- most recent executive orders, the Department of Rehabilitation ments for up to 90 days. For Mulready. line and phone requests. Dale Rogers Training Center Services. DRTC also continues to existing members with loans, the “This flexibility will help Additionally, staff members temporarily closed its Voca- operate federal contracts for cus- credit union is also offering no- protect jobs and preserve local will be working remotely with tional Rehabilitation programs on todial and food service as essen- cost payment deferrals in many economies. I encourage other hospitals, physicians and funeral Wednesday. tial critical infrastructure accord- circumstances. insurers to find innovative solu- directors to assure birth and death Approximately 120 people ing to federal guidelines. The staff Oklahoma City-based Com- tions to address this temporary records continue to be filed in a with disabilities are employed at will continue to support these munication Federal Credit Union interruption in our everyday timely manner. the agency, which has operated locations and the employment has 23 branch locations in two lives,” Mulready said. Oklahoma funeral homes can since 1953. opportunities they provide. states. –Staff report order death certificates through DRTC, a nonprofit, operates –Staff report –Staff report 6A « March 27, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com PERSPECTIVES FREE MARKET FRIDAY Wisdom of savings AROUND TOWN revealed in pandemic Community Foundation creates disaster relief fund

When policymakers adopt good We are witnessing a crisis never flexible and will provide dollars for and Oklahoma State Department of policy, it’s incumbent upon us to before seen in our lifetime, according immediate needs to those seeking Health to continue to keep patrons recognize that leadership, learn from it, to Nancy Anthony, president of the medical access and basic needs, as safe. promote it and repeat the good policy in Oklahoma City Community Founda- well as provide help for our aging Ballet OKC will continue to update the future. tion. She adds, “The disruption caused citizens. its website as the situation develops: Economic damage taking place in by the COVID-19 The Community Foundation is www.okcballet.org. Oklahoma from the oil production is affecting the asking those who are willing to please maneuvering by Saudi Arabia and the lives of billions visit www.occf.org to make an online Tony and Capathia COVID-19 assault has revealed the across the globe donation. Funds will be used to meet The final concert of the Oklahoma importance of government savings. as we are required needs of individuals in this communi- City Philharmonic season is coming A year ago, legislators were analyzing to adapt to new ty through local service organizations up May 1 and 2 in the Civic Center proposed ideas to increase spending. lifestyles in the and charities. Music Hall. I’ve waited so long and With more than $600 million in growth f utu re .” finally the Pops Concert will be on revenue, some insisted Oklahoma spend Although we’ve Health and safety stage May 1, 2020. every last dime. Instead, Gov. Kevin Stitt JOAN responded to Over the past weeks, Oklahoma Who are Tony and Capathia? They called for setting GILMORE many different City Ballet has been closely monitor- are perfect stars who sing like Frank aside more than disasters, this one ing the coverage of COVID-19 and Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald. I’ve waited $200 million and is different. the members have decided to cancel nearly a year for their appearance. It many lawmakers Government leaders are striving to all performances. is also a miracle I still know where the championed this take measures to help slow down the This is a very difficult decision, tickets are. idea. spread of the disease. but the health and safety of patrons, Unfortunately, May 1 probably will In household The Oklahoma City Community dancers, students and staff members not be the evening of their appear- finances, that’s Foundation has created the 2020 are the ballet’s top priority. ance. (Maybe May 2 won’t be either.) common sense. But Disaster Relief Fund, which will assist The situation is rapidly evolv- Somehow those two evenings will be at the Capitol, it those in our community impacted ing and OKC Ballet will be closely spoiled with the coronavirus. JONATHAN prompted outrage. by the virus, particularly those who monitoring the advice of the Centers I will be able to enjoy Sinatra on a SMALL Sen. J.J. Dossett, assist in this community. The fund is for Disease Control and Prevention disc. I will be thankful, too. D-Owasso, argued, “I don’t believe we’ll have another economic downturn over the next few years. It’s just too early to start creating new savings accounts and putting money in new savings accounts.” THE OBSERVER Sen. Allison Ikley-Freeman, D-Tulsa, said, “People are dying in the state of Oklahoma, and we’re putting money Legislature should focus only on the budget in savings for another day, for ‘just in c a s e .’” Long before COVID-19 was Oklahoma’s economy, the FY 2021 is the time to laser-focus on one The Tahlequah Daily News reported anything but a brief in the newspa- budget pressures suddenly are intense. objective: crafting and approving next in July that Rep. Matt Meredith, pers, a Saudi-Russian clash over oil That $85.5 million shortfall projected year’s budget. Period. D-Tahlequah, was negatively referring to production yielded 99.9-cent-a-gallon in mid-February? Is it even close to That would require them to punt the savings as “the governor’s slush fund.” gasoline, and unemployment claims reality? Probably not. – for now – on some important legis- Oklahoma Education Association skyrocketed to historic levels, storm So the real question now becomes: lation. Think: sorely needed criminal President Alicia Priest declared it clouds were swirling around Okla- Will there be enough rainy day funds justice reforms. “discouraging that the budget puts $200 homa’s budget. left – after plugging the FY 2020 hole It also would pull the plug on typi- million into savings when we could have The state Board of Equalization – – to protect against Draconian cuts in cal election-year statehouse hijinks made a bigger investment in our schools, the panel of statewide elected officials the fiscal year starting July 1? – pursuing hot-button social issues our students and our future.” that certifies how Further complicating the budget- (think: abortion restrictions) aimed With the economy headed toward much legislators crafting process: state lawmakers primarily at ginning up the superma- a downturn, the state faces large legally can spend aren’t even meeting in person because jority party’s base. shortfalls. The current-year budget each fiscal year of the coronavirus. Further, given restrictions against may fall up to $200 million below what – warned last De- It’s long been standard operating mass meetings, lawmakers must take was appropriated. Projections suggest cember that slug- procedure, of course, for state budgets special steps to open the budget- lawmakers will have around $600 million gish revenue was to be crafted behind closed doors writing process to public scrutiny. less to appropriate next year than what likely to produce by only a handful of the state’s 149 Business as usual won’t cut it. No was originally appropriated for 2020 (and a flat budget for elected senators and representatives. springing the budget last-minute on things may get worse). ARNOLD FY 2021, which But it’s worrisome that next year’s the vast majority of legislators who As Stitt recently noted, being “very HAMILTON starts July 1. By budget is being shaped without all leg- then are expected to pass judgment fiscally responsible with the taxpayers’ mid-February, the islators at least in proximity to make without time for a serious, point-by- dollars” even when “everything looked panel notified ap- their points eye-to-eye. point review. rosy” last year has left the state with “the propriators they’d have $85.5 million A “perfect storm?” The phrase is so In fact, this crisis requires that largest savings account in our state’s less to spend next year than this. overused that it’s cliché, but it’s apt in statehouse poobahs establish a public history”– $1 billion. “That’s significant,” Now, with just over two months this case. comment period. Post the proposed Stitt said, “and it’s going to help us get remaining in the current legislative Typically this time of year, the budget online in a format that is through this down time.” session and amid the coronavirus Legislature rightfully is pilloried for decipherable for non-lawyers and Yes, it will. The savings decried by the pandemic, uncertainty reigns. failing to meet – as the law requires non-accountants. Give rank-and-file teachers’ union will now protect teachers’ Oklahoma appears to be on the – an April 1 deadline for crafting the Oklahomans time to review it and jobs and classroom spending from severe verge of a revenue failure in the public education budget for the next email comments to their local legisla- cuts. The “just in case” money decried current fiscal year that ends June 30, fiscal year. Current lawmakers deserve tors and leadership. Seventy-two by some will help preserve funding meaning it won’t have enough revenue a one-time pass, given we’re in the hours? A week? Two weeks? for Oklahoma’s health needs during a to cover budgeted spending. early stages of the pandemic. How many would avail themselves pandemic. That’s disconcerting, to be sure, Nonetheless, legislators are of the opportunity to give input? Who We should all take time to thank the but not enough alone to trigger alarm constitutionally required to produce knows? But it’s the least state leaders governor and those state representatives bells. Why? Because state savings a balanced budget. Their current ses- can do to encourage Sooner camara- and senators who voted for savings. accounts exceed $1 billion – way more sion must adjourn by 5 p.m. on May derie. The reality is, we’re all in this than enough to cover any short-term 29. Special sessions are an option, yet together. Or should be. Jonathan Small serves as president of shortfall. more complicated than usual given the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs Still … with the pandemic and the COVID-19 crisis. Arnold Hamilton is editor of The Okla- (www.ocpathink.org). Saudi-Russian dust-up paralyzing What should lawmakers do? Now homa Observer; okobserver.org. journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 27, 2020 » 7A Restaurant growth screeches to a halt amid pandemic shutdown

BY DAMIAN J. TROISE Associated Press

The virus pandemic gripping the na- tion is slamming the restaurant industry after years of steady growth amid the lon- gest economic expansion in U.S. history. Restaurants and bars face a cata- strophic loss of revenue that could destroy countless operations across that nation as customers stay home and prac- tice “social distancing” to stem the spread of the virus. The industry isn’t alone in feeling pain from the economic hit as the U.S. heads into a likely recession, but it is particularly reliant on people going out and congregating. “Our greatest strength makes us the most vulnerable, we are the most social- facing industry in this country,” said Sean Kennedy, executive vice president of public affairs at the National Restaurant Association. Many in the industry have been left A sign advertising takeout orders stands inside Little Tong Noodle Shop in New York. The restaurant, with a grant provided by Rethink without solid answers as to how deep the Food NYC, is keeping its operation running with paid staff members through the grant’s donation-based food model. pandemic’s impact will go. AP PHOTO/JOHN MINCHILLO National chains’ stock prices have plummeted. Smaller and more local op- bulk of the U.S. economy. force them to keep their doors shut to deferments, recovery and loan programs, erations are doing their best to switch to The loss of customers for an indefinite hungry customers. block grants, and disaster unemployment “takeout” models to stay alive, but most amount of time is particularly painful for The industry has been asking for help assistance. have had to lay off or furlough staff and restaurants, which operate on tight mar- on several fronts to ride out the down- “Our goal at this point is not to be don’t know if there will be a business left gins even in good times. turn, along with assistance for their em- profitable, our goal is to simply to sur- for employees to return to. “For many restaurants cash flow is ployees while they remain out of work. vive,” Kennedy said. “If we don’t have Restaurants and bars benefited greatly measured in weeks, not months,” Ken- The National Restaurant Association, access to insurance for this or incoming from the United States’ decade-long eco- nedy said. “For some, it’s in days. which represents more than 380,000 res- revenue from customers, or support nomic expansion. In turn, they helped Operations both large and small are taurants, says a broad series of measures from the government, restaurants will be fuel that growth as a key part of the over- staring into a sales void with no idea how are necessary in order for a recovery to closing up shop altogether and handing all services sector, which accounts for the long the virus pandemic will endure and eventually happen. It’s asking for debt the keys to the bank.” Hockey equipment maker Bauer shifts to medical shields BY STEPHEN WHYNO 100,000 devices ready for distribution by making a difference where it matters!” industry boost the production of medical Associated Press this week. They’re expected to first go to U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan of New gear. doctors and nurses in Canada, then the Hampshire added, “I’m proud to see this “Every company has something that Hockey equipment manufacturer U.S. NH business adapt to help health care they can contribute,” Messier said. “It’s Bauer has shifted from making visors “There’s a real shortage, a dire shortage workers’ needs during this time.” just a matter of a little bit of creativity to for helmets to medical visors for those of medical devices and gear that’s needed Spokeswoman Vanessa McMains try and think about what it could be.” fighting the coronavirus pandemic. to keep people on the front lines safe,” of Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Bauer is still ramping up production When hockey came to a halt amid Messier said. Baltimore said volunteers are assembling of the medical shields, and Messier the global pandemic, Bauer faced the The medical shields are being face shields and 35,000 fanny packs with said she hopes other companies follow possibility of closing its manufacturing produced in Quebec and a facility in gloves, masks and hand sanitizer to be suit. She said in times of tragedy, rival plant in Blainville, Quebec, but engineers Liverpool, New York, that primarily distributed to those in close contact manufacturers should not be competitors. there instead brainstormed the idea makes Bauer’s lacrosse equipment. The with COVID-19 patients. She said Johns “You’re really just all in on it together of producing medical shields to help company’s corporate headquarters is in Hopkins was preparing for a shortage in in how you can help the team,” she said. protect people on the front lines of the Exeter, New Hampshire. the U.S. similar to what has happened to “I think about hockey. It’s really a team fight against COVID-19. Columbus Blue Jackets captain Nick other countries around the world. sport, right? And we’re fortunate to work They came up with a prototype, and Foligno tweeted: “Awesome work @ Congress’ $2.2 trillion virus relief in that kind of environment, and in this Bauer vice president of global marketing BauerHockey. Like many, I’m proud package earmarked $1 billion under the time it’s about how can we support the Mary-Kay Messier said there were to wear your equipment! Thanks for Defense Production Act to help private greater community.” 2020 Journal Record Readership Rankings VOTE Vote daily at: NOW https://journalrecord.com/readerrankings/ 8A « March 27, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com

and Real Estate CONSTRUCTION LOT LINES I’m missing my ‘third places’ It is difficult to continue writing a weekly column on real estate when there is significant anxiety in the com- munity. While the built environment is important to me, it pales in comparison to the health and welfare of our citizens. In this column, I often write about community, placemaking, and the importance of the “third place” in our life. In community building, the third place refers to the social surroundings separate from the two usual social environments of home (first place) and work (second place). Examples of third places are cafes, churches, clubs, bars, pubs, gyms, parks or libraries. We are taking a brief hiatus from our third places we love. We are finding other ways to communicate Model homes and for-sale signs line the streets as construction continues at a housing plan in Zelienople, Pa. AP PHOTO/KEITH SRAKOCIC with those we typi- cally see at our third J. DAVID place. I hate it, but CHAPMAN completely understand and support the neces- sity at this time. We frequently refer to the third place when New home sales drop attracting an innovative workforce of millennials. As a college professor, I have a front-row seat to the undeniable desires of millennials and their need to communicate, network, and collaborate 4.4% in February with like-minded, creative, and intelli- gent peers. I am convinced that they will BY CHRISTOPHER RUGABER that Congress is working on means confidence near a peak, and the stock seek out a community that will provide Associated Press “we’ll be setting the stage for a good market at a record high. The economy these opportunities within walking rebound in the second half of the year.” has since come to a grinding halt and distance of their first and second place. WASHINGTON – New home sales Chris Rupkey, chief financial econ- potentially millions of people have lost Oklahoma has been challenged and fell 4.4% in February, with bigger de- omist at MUFG in New York, said, their jobs, which will likely cool sales slow to build the type of mixed-use clines expected in coming months as “New home sales will likely plummet in real estate. real estate projects that typically work the coronavirus puts a major crimp on in the next few months not because “This is good news, but it’s about well accommodating convenient third home sales. of a recession per se, but the reality is relevant as data from 1975,” Ian Shep- places. This is because of our auto- The Commerce Department said the public has been told to stay in their herdson, an economist at Pantheon mobile dependency, lack of density of that February sales dropped to a sea- homes.” Macroeconomics, said in a research our cities, and little ability to walk or sonally adjusted annual rate of 765,000 By region of the country, home note. bike anywhere. I am hopeful that these homes, down from a rate of 800,000 sales in February surged 38.9% in the The Realtors’ group released a challenges will actually be part of the homes in January. Northeast, a huge gain that was attrib- survey that showed nearly half of solution to controlling and bringing a The January figure was revised up uted to warmer than usual weather. the nation’s real estate agents say the quick end to this pandemic. from an initial estimate of 764,000 but Sales were up 1% in the South and fell coronavirus has caused interest among I have been teaching the importance economists are warning that home by 17.2% in the West and were down potential home buyers to decline. of third place for some time. While we sales, along with many other parts of 7.3% in the Midwest. Lawrence Yun, chief economist at have been busy trying to make accom- the economy, are expected to take a A separate report by the National NAR, acknowledged that some econo- modations for millennials and their big hit in coming months due to the Association of Realtors said home mists believe that home sales could desire for third place, I think many of shutdowns that have occurred to try to sales jumped in February to their drop 35% in the coming months. us in the built environment, such as ar- limit the spread of the coronavirus. highest level in 13 years, a trend that “There will be very volatile data,” he chitects, developers, and builders, have The report showed that the median will almost certainly be reversed as said. But home buying should bounce failed to realize the importance to other price for a home sold in February was people stop showing their property out back in the fall, he said, and the tra- generations. $345,900, up 6.3% from a median price of fear of infection in the coronavirus ditional spring homebuying season I am confident that after we get of $325,900 in January. outbreak. could be delayed until then. through this tragedy that is the pan- Economists are forecasting big de- The National Association of Real- Some Realtors are moving to vir- demic, that every generation will have clines for the overall economy with a tors said that home sales jumped 6.5% tual open houses rather than show- a renewed appreciation for their third wave of layoffs already starting due to in February from the previous month, ing homes in-person by using phone place and anxiously call up their friends the big hit the economy has taken in to a seasonally adjusted annual pace of cameras to show potential buyers the and family and meet at their favorite the wake of the virus. 5.77 million. The report covers con- different rooms in each house, Yun church, coffee shop, bar, pub, cafe, club, Larry Kudlow, head of the presi- tracts that were signed in December said. Other barriers could block sales, gym, park or library. dent’s National Economic Council, and January, with closings in February. he noted, such as potential closures of told reporters at the White House The first report of an infection in the county offices that record deeds. J. David Chapman is an associate pro- Tuesday that overall economic growth U.S. occurred on Jan. 21. At the same time, mortgage rates fessor of finance and real estate at the Uni- was “going to be rough” in coming At that time, conditions in the hous- should fall even lower from already- versity of Central Oklahoma (jchapman7@ months but he said that the support ing market were almost ideal, with modest levels, which could help main- uco.edu). that the economic stimulus package hiring strong, wages rising, consumer tain some sales, he said. REAL ESTATE journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 27, 2020 » 9A Family creates home out of elementary school BY LINDSAY C VANASDALAN adopted over the years have survived, it York Dispatch was worth it because “in our opinion, they deserve the best life possible,” Kimberley DOVER, Pa. (AP) – Buying schools is not Kretzmer said in a message. new for the Kretzmer family. “Never did we think that there were so Kralltown Elementary, formerly part of many medically fragile children needing the Dover Area School District, will be the adopting in group homes and hospitals third school in which Kimberley and Tom here in the U.S. that would reach our Kretzmer have lived in the past 10 years. hearts,” she said. Their dynamic is different from most In a typical day, the children will each families. The Kretzmers adopt children be home-schooled one-on-one, Elijah said, with terminal or complex medical needs, with a Dover Area teacher who comes to and a school provides them the space and their home. flexibility to care for them. In their downtime, they will have a gym On Feb. 19, two of their children, Elijah, with accessible swings and special extras 10, and Oliver, 13, stretched a big yellow from the Make-A-Wish Foundation, which measuring tape across the width of what grants one gift or experience to children will become the master bedroom. with critical illness. “311,” Oliver reported, noting the Elijah’s “wish” was a movie theater, number of inches – which equates to 26 where he’ll watch favorites such as Spider- feet. The 26-foot by 41-foot room is even man and Star Wars. larger than what they had at their last “I’m not really a big fan of D.C.,” he said school-turned-home. Kimberly Kretzmer and two of her seven children, Elijah, 10 and Oliver, 13, at the former of the comic book movie franchise,” but I Even homes with elevators are not wide Kralltown Elementary School that will soon be their home in Dover, Pa. like Batman.” enough to fit a stretcher, said Kimberley JOHN A. PAVONCELLO/YORK DISPATCH VIA AP Though it will soon become their Kretzmer. The family’s first school, Duff- home, Kralltown will still retain elements ield Elementary in Franklin County, was to Walmart” lights, she said, noting that she of the Maryland school. of its history – including a mural depicting three stories with the kitchen downstairs often adds sections of softer light, as with Now a family of 11, Kimberley and Tom, greetings from children of many different – not ideal for watching children. the reading nook she has planned. along with seven of their children – one of nationalities, which the family plans to “It was very inconvenient because The Kretzmer family got the idea to them biological – live with four dogs and keep. we can’t have the kids out of sight,” she move into schools from an adoption agent a 24-hour rotating nursing staff. Two adult But they also plan to do some renova- said. “So to go down to cook was next to who also takes care of terminally ill and children live away from home. tions, including putting in handicap- impossible.” medically complex children in a school The family is currently seeking nursing accessible bathrooms, laundry rooms, The single-level Kralltown, which she bought in Shippensburg about 30 years care in the area. an adapted kitchen, air conditioning, an closed in 2011, sits on 9 acres in a quiet ago. Most of their children require special indoor playground/therapy room (from Washington Township community at 21 But though they only began moving care, such as ventilators for breathing and Make-a-Wish), a generator, partial fencing Creek Road. There’s even a playground in into schools 10 years ago, the Kretzmers feeding tubes. Some have intellectual dis- of the property and an in-ground pool. the backyard. began adopting much earlier. abilities, liver disease and kidney failure. They plan to move into the school Dover Area school board unanimously While working at a special needs school Though not all of the children they have within the next couple of months. approved an agreement of sale with the in Maryland as a teen, Kimberley Kretzmer Kretzmers for $180,000 for the property, realized she wanted to foster, and later according to the Jan. 7 board agenda. decided to adopt special needs children. “How I turn it into a house is I really like The decision was solidified when her own to do a lot of antiques, but the kids’ areas daughter had medical issues, including are play, they’re solid wall-to-wall toys,” multiple surgeries and a feeding tube. Kimberley Kretzmer said. “The kids were being taken, and the But living in a school does have its draw- teachers opened their homes because there #Achievers backs, such as harsh fluorescent “Welcome were no foster families available,” she said UNDER40 Honolulu council approves twin-tower construction project HONOLULU (AP) – The Honolulu fied height setback, transitional height City Council approved a twin-tower setback, landscaping, and parking re- condominium project that is expected quirements for the underlying zoning to add nearly 1,000 residential units. district. The council voted unanimously to Proposed guidelines for the Ala give Keeaumoku Development LLC a Moana transit-oriented development special district permit and an Interim zone on Kona Street would allow simi- Planned Development-Transit permit. lar concessions. The project falls within The project is expected to be bound- the zone, the developer said. ed by Keeaumoku, Liona and Rycroft The city Department of Planning and streets in Honolulu. Permitting supported the project, but The approval allows each of the tow- opposed the City Council’s decision to ers to rise a maximum of 400 feet. Cur- allow the housing units to be “bundled” Celebrate Rising Stars rent zoning for the area allows buildings with parking stalls when they are sold. of up to 150 feet. The department argued unsuccess- in our State The buildings are expected to include fully that a bill before the council would 836 market-rate multifamily units and require residential units at future proj- 128 affordable multifamily units. The ects similar to the Keeaumoku develop- August 28, 2020 project’s affordable housing units will ment to be sold without bundled stalls, need to remain in that category for 30 meaning residents would need to park years. in common, unassigned stalls. The project is also expected to in- Not being allowed to attach a stall or For ticket and table information go to clude 88,000 square feet of commercial stalls to a unit significantly lowers the http://journalrecord.com/jr-achievers-under-40/ space, a 12-story parking structure and market value and is “definitely some- a publicly accessible park and plaza. thing we couldn’t do from a financial For sponsorship information, call Sarah Barrow, 405-278-2830. Besides greater height and density, perspective,” project representative Wy- the developer will be allowed a modi- att Matsubara said. 10A « March 27, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com REAL ESTATE Mexico border referendum cancels massive Corona brewery MEXICO CITY (AP) – The company get in touch with the company to seek But business groups slammed the ref- about investment, we are not against for- that brews Corona beer took another out options for making up the damages,” erendum, saying very few people voted: eign investment, and we certainly not are blow on Monday when the federal gov- Alvarez said. less than 5% of eligible voters in the Mex- going to oppose job creation, but we have ernment said it would not allow a mas- The government said 76% voted icali area turned out, possibly because of to take people’s opinion into account and sive, partly built $1.5 billion brewery on against the plant in a weekend referen- concerns over coronavirus. take care of our natural resources.” the border after residents rejected it in a dum in the Mexicali area, with 23% in Business chambers said the decision “We are going to seek out ways to referendum. favor, with about 36,781 votes cast. will hurt investor confidence in Mexico. make it easier for them (Constellation), if The Victor, N.Y.-based Constellation A coalition of groups that oppose the “A handful of people can’t decide they want to, to put the plant somewhere Brands had already suffered a wave of plant cheered the result, calling it “a his- investments of billions of dollars,” the else, in regions where there is water, “ what it called unfounded rumors that toric precedent in the defense of the right Mexican Employers Federation said Alvarez said. sales of Corona beer had fallen due to to water.” They claimed the plant would in a statement. “The results of the President Andrés Manuel López confusion with the name widely used for have taken 20 billion liters of water out of referendum are bad for the beer com- Obrador has made a point of trying to the current pandemic. an already over-exploited aquifer. pany and damaging to the country’s promote development in Mexico’s im- Diana Alvarez, the assistant inte- The company had said the plant economy, but they will be even worse poverished but water-abundant south, rior secretary, said the government won’t would be very water-efficient and would for the residents of Mexicali, who will but that is far from the United States, grant operating permits for the plant, use only a tiny fraction of the water see the jobs and development they had Corona’s biggest export market. which is about two-thirds built. that is used every year in the area for evaporate.” Constellation owns Corona, Negra “The federal government is going to agriculture. Alvarez said “of course we care a lot Modelo and Pacifico beers. Virginia poised to legalize casinos at unlucky time BY ALAN SUDERMAN casino in the country to close just a mat- Associated Press ter of days after lawmakers voted. While huge swaths of the economy are RICHMOND, Va. – Talk about bad luck. being hurt by the virus, the cash-depen- Two weeks ago, Virginia lawmakers dent casinos’ pain has been particularly approved legislation to allow developers acute. to build five large casino resorts around Stock prices of major casino opera- the state in what supporters have long tors have cratered, including those vying hoped will be a dramatic economic boost to move to Virginia, raising questions to struggling areas. Virginia is one of the about whether the industry will be able few states in the country where casinos to finance the gleaming casino resorts are currently banned. that lawmakers have envisioned, even if But those plans could be in serious they can afford the $15 million licensing doubt amid the coronavirus pandemic, fee the state plans to charge. Lobbyists for which forced nearly every commercial casinos and hotels are now desperately pressing the federal government for mas- sive bailouts. “Gaming employees, their families, and communities are bearing the brunt of this economic standstill and will continue to suffer if Congress and the administration don’t take immediate action,” said Bill Miller, president of the American Gaming Association. Pro-casino backers in Virginia said there is no time to panic, and there is still time for the industry to rebound before Virginia could be impacted. Potential operators in Virginia still have to clear a voter referendum in November in cities slated to get casinos, and then a state vet- Virginia Sen. Louise Lucas, D-Portsmouth, recognizes a visitor in the gallery at the Capitol ting process before licenses are awarded in Richmond, Va. AP PHOTO/STEVE HELBER and construction can begin. “We have time on our side,” said +/- 222 Ac in 8 Tracts in state Sen. Louise Lucas, who has spent prioritize stabilizing their existing op- formal or informal agreements with Washington County two decades trying to convince her erations,” Schwartz said. potential casino operators in place. Dan- colleagues to legalize casinos. “I’m the The next step in legalizing casinos in ville is considering proposals from seven Open 12-4pm Sunday April 19 eternal optimist.” Virginia rests with Gov. Ralph Northam, different would-be operators. And at BARTLESVILLE, OK 74006 Some of the proposed casinos in who may try to amend the legislation. If least two entities – the Pamunkey Indian • Perfect for home sites, hunting/ Virginia are also backed by wealthy he does make changes, lawmakers would Tribe and the owners of Colonial Downs, recreation, commercial and real estate private investors who may be better able vote on them during a one-day legisla- the state’s only horse track – have ex- development - many tracts have to weather an economic downturn than tive session currently scheduled for late pressed interest in a potential Richmond highway frontage publicly traded casino companies. April. casino, though others may emerge. • Tracts range from 15+/- ac to 50+/- ac And would-be casino operators said Some would-be casino developers The Northam administration hasn’t Auctions: 4pm, Wed Apr 29 at none of their plans have changed. have complained that the current legisla- said specifically whether the governor Bartlesville Community Center, 300 “Caesars will continue to pursue a tion does not mandate a competitive bid- will try to change the casino bill. But Sec- SE Adams Blvd, Bartlesville, OK or bid gaming license in Virginia and hopes to ding process for casino licenses, some- retary of Finance Aubrey Layne said the online at auctionnetwork.com build and operate a casino in Danville,” thing Northam could try to address. coronavirus will force the state to take said Richard Broome, a spokesman for “In light of the current environment a closer look at both casinos in general gaming giant Caesars Entertainment. and new risks we are facing, it is even and city-specific agreements. He said no David Schwartz, a gambling expert at more imperative” that there be more one, including lawmakers, has consid- the University of Nevada Las Vegas, said competition for casino licenses, said de- ered the coronavirus’s long-term impact it’s impossible to predict the near future veloper Steve Johnson, who has pitched on whether gamblers will still be willing Agent: Sean O’Grady for the casino and hotel industry and an alternate proposed casino in the Bris- to spend time and money on crowded 405.747.0284 how that might impact Virginia. tol area than the one backed by state and casino floors. “Long-term, casino gaming is a de- local officials there. “Certainly, there’s going to have to be williamsauction.com/Bartlesville RANCHANDFARMAUCTIONS.COM pendable enough bet in Virginia that it Currently three of the five cities al- some additional scrutiny,” Layne said. 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BOSTON – A growing number of U.S. colleges are preparing to turn empty dorms into temporary housing for pa- tients with the coronavirus as the nation’s hospitals brace for a possible surge of cases that could push treatment centers beyond their limits. Tufts University announced that it’s making hundreds of vacant dorm rooms available in coming weeks to help relieve “unprecedented stress” on the health care system. The Massachusetts school’s president called on university leaders across the country to follow suit, saying they have a civic duty to help in times of crisis. Middlebury College in Vermont said it’s also offering some of its buildings as local officials craft emergency plans, and New York University is asking students who live near campus to return and clear A sign for Middlebury College on the campus in Middlebury, Vt. AP FILE PHOTO/WILSON RING out their dorm rooms in case they’re needed to house patients later. Marylou Sudders, Massachusetts’ sec- returning to campus. the logistics and planning how to isolate Some state leaders see college campus- retary of health and human services, said For most people, the new coronavirus parts of campus that would house sick es as a natural fit to serve as temporary college dorms are “very much on our list causes only mild or moderate symptoms, patients, Monaco said. field hospitals. Colleges across the U.S. of opportunities.” such as fever and cough. For some, espe- The campus is also offering to house have started to empty over the past week “Every challenge sometimes creates cially older adults and people with exist- medical workers who have been exposed as students are sent home to curb the an opportunity, and obviously the empty ing health problems, it can cause more to the virus and want to stay isolated virus’s spread. Many campuses suddenly dorms have created an opportunity for severe illness, including pneumonia. The from family members. have hundreds of beds, dining halls and us,” she said. vast majority of people recover from the Monaco compares it to the moment in gyms that authorities say could be used A statement from New York Univer- new virus. World War II when British civilians used to support patients or medical workers. sity said that although officials have not Any patients would be kept away from their own boats to rescue stranded sol- New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said received specific instructions from the dorms housing about 200 Tufts students ders from the French town of Dunkirk. states can’t build hospitals or acquire state, the school “would want to be in a who were allowed to stay on campus dur- “I think this is our Dunkirk moment ventilators fast enough to meet expected position to help if needed.” ing the closure. Campus staff members as a country,” he said. “Now is the time to demand, adding that the “best hope” is to The school sent a message to students with military backgrounds are leading step up and help.” create temporary medical facilities. on Tuesday asking those who live nearby New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has also to get their belongings, saying it would proposed using dorms to house patients, make “an important contribution to and state health officials in Massachu- health measures that may come later.” setts said on Wednesday that the move Officials offered to ship items to students READ US ONLINE! makes sense. who live farther away or didn’t feel safe Did you know that Register your digital access is Kaiser Permanente cancels $900M email to get full, behind-the- included with your paywall access at print subscription? Oakland headquarters project The Journal OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) – Kaiser Per- comment. Record website. manente has canceled its $900 million City officials said the move was not headquarters project in Oakland, a ma- related to disruptions due to the coro- You will need your jor blow to the local economy, officials navirus, which led to protests last week account number said Tuesday. by Kaiser nurses in San Francisco over The health care giant had plans to safety standards. Kaiser said it is comply- which is located build a 1.6 million-square-foot office ing with government guidelines. above your name on tower that would have been Oakland’s But it could be another sign that the the printed label of biggest commercial project. But this Bay Area’s booming office market is the newspaper. week, the company told city officials the weakening as companies look to cut project was no longer happening. costs. Construction costs have soared Kaiser, Oakland’s largest private em- amid a shortage of workers and tariffs ployer, would have consolidated 7,200 on some building materials, making employees from seven East Bay offices large developments like Kaiser’s project into a new 29-story tower in downtown harder to finance and complete. Housing Oakland. Real estate experts said the projects around the Bay Area have also move would free up substantial office been stalled by rising costs. space for smaller tenants to occupy, lead- Kaiser has endured numerous chal- ing to a boost in city employment. Now, lenges in the past year. Longtime CEO Kaiser plans to stay in its existing offices, Bernard Tyson passed away in Novem- Mayor Libby Schaaf said. ber, and 4,000 mental health workers “It’s a pivot for Kaiser, and one that held a five-day strike in December. makes sense for their organization and Kaiser’s project was expected to members at this time,” Schaaf said in a generate an estimated $23 million in statement. one-time taxes and fees and another $15 Visit journalrecord.com/manage-account-fc to set Kaiser Permanente didn’t have im- million in annual taxes. up your access today to get breaking news and mediate comment. Lane Partners, a Kaiser owns three Oakland office developer that planned to sell part of buildings and another one in nearby other digital features. the project site to Kaiser, declined to Alameda. 12A « March 27, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com

HEALTH » from p1 on telemedicine to reach citizens for creasing capacity and sophistication lenge for the market. some time. through technological innovations in “Consumers reap the benefit of The terms telemedicine and tele- the space, particularly with remote empowered engagement of the health vices, and I found PUSH Health,” Hall health are used interchangeably, but monitoring and sensors,” said Nicho- care ecosystem but their primary care said. “Basically they ask you what you there are a few differences. Telemedi- las Lalla, co-founder and managing providers often lack visibility into need. I needed to have my prescrip- cine is a range of technologies used by director of Tulsa Innovation Labs. prescribed treatment plans outside of tions refilled. You fill out a form and health care professionals to diagnose “And, as we’ve seen through the their four walls,” said Noshay. “We at give them a detailed description of and treat illness and disease from a COVID-19 emergency, which is Verinovum believe that the growth of why you need the medication, and in remote location, while telehealth is straining our health care system, be- telemedicine providers will heighten 20 or 30 minutes, they called back to geared to remote health monitoring ing able to consult a provider without the need for data cleansing, curation hook me up with a doctor in Dallas.” and health maintenance. having to go in person is enormously and delivery to other portions of the Within 40 minutes, Hall had his Integris Health offers both virtual valuable when resources are scarce health care ecosystem.” prescriptions called into his pharmacy. visits and e-visits to its patients. The and the virus is so contagious. There’s The current health crisis will likely “It was a hell of a lot better than virtual visits set up patients with pro- a sense of urgency in the field about make tele-delivered medicine a new sitting in a doctor’s office for an hour- viders via phone, tablet or desktop how to leverage the tools out there to norm. Consumers will expect the and-a-half surrounded by sick people computer for $45. Patients sign up keep patients and providers safe dur- ease of use and engagement levels just to talk to a doctor for two minutes and can “see” a board-certified doctor ing these uncertain times.” experienced during virtual visits, he and get my prescriptions refilled,” Hall or nurse practitioner in less than 30 Tulsa Innovations Labs is a tech- said. said. “My primary care doctor hasn’t minutes to receive a diagnosis and any nology-led economic and workforce “Primary practices will grapple with seen me in a while and would refuse prescriptions needed. development organization, recently consumer satisfaction and may ulti- to fill my prescriptions unless I came However, due to high volume and pioneered by the George Kaiser Fam- mately need to push their operations in and got new tests, even though my longer-than-usual wait times, the hos- ily Foundation. The mission is to to adopt similar digital offerings,” No- condition hasn’t changed in 20 years.” pital system is encouraging patients to identify which tech industries show shay said. “I believe that investment in According to Americantelemed. request an e-visit through its Integris the most promise for growth in Tulsa a hybrid approach to medicine deliv- org, more than half of all U.S. hos- and Me portal. and to create a strategy that positions ery – face to face contact supported by pitals currently have a telemedicine The e-visit works much like the the city as a leader in those industries. virtual check-ins – will be the future.” program. virtual visit, but is done mostly online “This pandemic is causing all of us In response to COVID-19, Medi- The global telemedicine technolo- without a video or phone call. to reevaluate the country’s health care care also expanded its coverage to gies market was valued at $17.8 bil- Mercy Health Systems, St. Francis system – its capacity, its preparedness, include telemedicine, allowing seniors lion in 2014 and is predicted to grow Health System in Tulsa and other and the tools at its disposal,” Lalla to get necessary health care without at a compound annual growth rate of hospitals in the state also have their said. “I think the virus will accelerate the risk of exposure to COVID-19. 18.4% from 2014 to 2020, according own version of remote appointments. innovation and adoption of telemedi- In March, the Centers for Medi- to ResearchandMarkets.com. In fact, Mercy opened the Virtual cine and digital health, and Tulsa, care and Medicaid Services expanded In addition, the telemedicine mar- Care Center, described as a “hospi- given its universities and health care its Medicare telehealth coverage. ket makes up nearly one-fourth of the tal without beds.” The Virtual Care companies – from OSU Health Sci- Medicare will temporarily pay health health IT market, which was valued at Center uses sensitive two-way cam- ences Center to St. Francis – is posi- providers for telehealth services na- $15.6 billion in 2014 and is expected eras, online-enabled instruments and tioned to be a leader in this important tionwide in an effort to reduce spread to increase to nearly $20 billion by real-time vital signs to “see” patients field.” of the novel coronavirus. 2019 with a compound annual growth where they are, whether that is in Mike Noshay, co-founder and Under the new rule, physicians can rate of 4.8%. one of Mercy’s traditional hospitals, a chief strategy officer for Verinovum, bill Medicare for dates of service start- In urban areas like Tulsa and physician office or in some cases, the a health care data analytics company ing March 6, 2020, with telehealth Oklahoma City, health systems are patient’s home. headquartered in Tulsa, said the rise services paid under the Physician Fee embracing online and telemedicine “Telemedicine has been around of telemedicine has created a unique Schedule at the same rate as in-person services, but rural areas have relied for a while, but we’re seeing an in- opportunity and an equally great chal- services, said CMS.

CLAIMS » from p1 Oklahoma, said he was hopeful the relief package will be passed soon. “However, the oil and natural gas “As the COVID-19 pandemic contin- industry faces unique threats from an ues to turn our world upside down, I am unprecedented drop in demand and a grateful that Congress and the Trump global price war,” he said. “Our industry administration are one step closer to will continue to work with policymak- helping those hardest hit,” he said. “The ers to protect the critical infrastructure economic consequences of this crisis and operations that fuel our nation’s are tremendous and have hurt many economy.” companies, industries, small businesses, In a videoconference held with re- communities and families – by no fault porters on Thursday, Oklahoma Sen- of their own. It is indeed right to urgently ate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat, deliver financial relief to Americans R-Oklahoma City, said state officials (and) to stabilize the economy.” have been poring over the federal relief Jeff Seymour, executive vice president measure as they brace for impacts of for economic development at the Greater COVID-19 on spending both this fiscal Oklahoma City Chamber, said there year and next. will be a great need, too, going forward “I know there are some direct rev- for strong communication between enues for municipalities of over 500,000 federal, state and local governments and that were included in the bill, so Tulsa businesses. and Oklahoma City should be expecting AP GRAPHIC “Overall, I’m pleased the right conver- some direct revenue. I know there are sations are taking place about keeping the some issues in there that state govern- tion, which caused system failures in and $500 each for dependent children to economy going, keeping businesses open ment will oversee as well,” he said. “We some states, more than quadrupled the help Oklahomans recover. and people employed,” he said. “From an are still poring through the bill to see ex- previous record number set in 1982. The • Four months of beefed-up unem- economic development perspective, it’s actly what the implications are. As far as Associated Press reported Thursday that ployment insurance benefits to help good that the conversation has focused the oil and gas industry, I think that the some economists fear the nation’s unem- people in the state who have lost jobs. on providing flexibility for businesses terms of the bill that apply to businesses ployment rate could approach 13% by “(And) it has a unique new proposal to keep their doors open, including loan under 500 (employees) will impact posi- May. By comparison, the highest jobless that’s built in to be able to say a small options to help with payroll needs. At tively a lot of our oil and gas operations, rate during the Great Recession was 10%. business can go to any bank rapidly to be the local level, we have to make sure that to be able to take out loans to be able Lankford said the continuing pan- able to get a loan there, which will con- businesses of all size are protected and to keep their workforce up if they can demic already has resulted in urgent vert into a grant if they maintain their taken care of.” do that. (However), many of them were needs for relief nationwide. Some specif- current employee numbers. That keeps The chamber has launched a web- cutting workforce before this started, so ics of the bill notable for Oklahomans people connected to their business and site, www.okcchamber.com/covid19, it’s a real serious time for our oil and gas include: keeps people assured of a job at the end with resources for people and businesses. industry here in Oklahoma.” • At least $1.25 billion in emergency of all this,” Lankford said in comments There is a link, for example, to find out The nearly 3.3 million filings for funding for state and local governments. on the Senate floor. how to access assistance through the unemployment benefits across the na- • Direct payments of $1,200 for adults In a statement, U.S. Rep. Tom Cole, R- Small Business Administration. SUBMIT YOUR AD • DEADLINES Email » [email protected] Line ads by noon, one business Phone» 405-278-2830 • day in advance of publication . In person» 101 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 101, OKC Display ads by noon, two business Classifieds • days in advance of publication. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES » COMMERCIAL AND HIGH-END RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE » BUSINESS AND PERSONAL SERVICES » MINERAL RIGHTS » AUCTIONS ThE OURNALREcORD FRIDAY 3.27.2020

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OKLAHOMA and the rules of the Commission. Evans Taylor as Trustees of the Alison (CD11875276) successors and assigns thereof; STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Evans Taylor Revocable Minerals Trust NOTICE OF HEARING Revolution Land, LLC; Riviera Corporation persons, owners, producers, operators, Applicant and interested parties may dated September 28, 2007; Robert CAUSE CD NO. 202000907 Upstream, LLC; Roan Resources, Inc.; purchasers and takers of oil and gas, present testimony by telephone. The Wallace Evans, a/k/a Robert W. Evans; BEFORE THE CORPORATION Robert Keith Walker; Robert T. Yantis; and all other interested persons, particu­ cost of telephonic communication shall Ronald D. Scott; Ruth Kitchingman, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Robert Wallace Evans, a/k/a Robert W. Commission larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. be paid by the person or persons Trustee of the Ruth Kitchingman Trust; OKLAHOMA Evans; Sarah Elinor Ritchie, now (CD11875269) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that requesting its use. Interested parties Terra Rosa Royalty, Corp.; The First APPLICANT: Burdick; Southwest Petroleum National Bank and Trust Company of NOTICE OF HEARING the Applicant in this Cause is requesting who wish to participate by telephone CONTINENTAL Company, L.P.; The Barry R. Duren Oklahoma City, Trustee for Continental CAUSE CD NO. 202000903 a Waiver of Consent for the proposed shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF and Tanya D. Duren Joint Living Trust; American Life Insurance Company of BEFORE THE CORPORATION horizontal spacing requested in Cause attorney, prior to the hearing date, and SOUGHT: POOLING. The Estate of Michael Emory Franklin, CD No. 202000885, as provided in provide their names and telephone Wilmington, Delaware and Continental LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Deceased; The First National Bank and COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF American Life Insurance Company; The OKLAHOMA Rule 165:5‑7‑6(i) covering the numbers. SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 2 Trust Company of Oklahoma City, captioned lands. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Petroleum Synergy Group, Inc.; Tiger SOUTH, RANGE 2 WEST, Trustee; The Security National Bank & APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, Oil Company; Tommy and Rosalee LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be all interested persons may appear and CARTER COUNTY, Trust Co. of Duncan, Duncan, referred to an Administrative Law Judge be heard. For information concerning Maxwell, Trustees of The Maxwell OKLAHOMA Oklahoma, as Trustee under a certain WAIVER OF CONSENT Family Trust, dated September 27, REGARDING PROPOSED for hearing, taking of evidence and this action contact: Russell Oxsen, STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: ACE Trust Agreement executed December reporting to the Commission. ROX EXPLORATION, INC., 2416 1989; Tommy and Rosalee Maxwell, as Energy, LLC; AJNA Energy, LLC; 30, 1985 by Ruth T. Stone; The SPACING FOR Trustees of the Maxwell Family Trust HORIZONTAL WELL UNIT; IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS Palmer Circle, Norman, Oklahoma Alison Evans Taylor, Trustee of the Security National Bank and Trust Co., HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will 73069, Telephone (405) 329‑0009 dated September 27, 1989; W. B. Alison Evans Taylor Revocable as Trustee for the Mary Tomlinson RULE 165:5‑7‑6(h) AND (i). Dumas; Walter Terry Watkins; Walter be heard before an Administrative Law and/or RICHARD J. GORE, Attorney, Minerals Trust, dated September 28, Stewart Revocable Trust; The Security LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Terry Watkins; Wesley W. Witten; Judge on the Merits Docket at the MAHAFFEY & GORE, P.C., 300 2007; Alyne Horton; Ann Franklin; Ann National Bank and Trust Co., as Trustee SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 5 Wesley W. Witten, Trustee of the Corporation Commission, First Floor, N.E. 1st Street, Oklahoma City, Walker Trust dated October 26, 1994; for the Richard Tomlinson, IV SOUTH, RANGE 2 WEST, Wesley William Witten Trust, dated Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Anne J. Bailey, LLC; Bank of America, Revocable Trust; The Security National CARTER COUNTY, Oklahoma 73104‑4004, Telephone: April 6, 1993; William M. Brown; Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 14th N.A., Trustee of Minnie K. Patton Bank and Trust Company of Duncan, OKLAHOMA (405) 236‑0478. William R. Fair; Mrs. Vernon M. Dupy, Scholarship Foundation; Billie Dennis Duncan, Oklahoma, as Trustee of the STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All day of April, 2020, and that this notice CORPORATION COMMISSION OF a/k/a Donna M. Dupy; and all persons, Revocable Trust, dated July 1, 2002, John Reid Tomlinson, Jr. Revocable persons, owners, producers, operators, be published as required by law and the OKLAHOMA owners, producers, operators, amended October 25, 2011; Billie Trust; The Unknown Heirs, Successors purchasers and takers of oil and gas, Rules of the Commission. J. TODD HIETT, purchasers and takers of oil and gas and Dennis Revocable Trust, dated the 1st and Assigns of Bessie Horton, and all other interested persons, particu­ NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Chairman all other interested persons, particularly Deceased; The Unknown Heirs, larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. the Applicant and interested parties may BOB ANTHONY, in Carter County, Oklahoma, and if any day of July 2002, as amended the 25th Successors and Assigns of Jimmy NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that present testimony by telephone. The Vice Chairman of the individuals are deceased, or if any day of October 2011; Bison Solutions, the Applicant in this Cause is requesting cost of telephonic communication shall DANA L. MURPHY, of the companies are no longer in exist­ LLC; Brandon Cole Connely; Carkel Brooks, Deceased; The Unknown a Waiver of Consent for the proposed be paid by the person or persons Commissioner ence, the unknown heirs, executors, Energy, LLC; Carol Lea Fletcher; Heirs, Successors and Assigns of John horizontal spacing requested in Cause requesting its use. Interested parties DONE AND PERFORMED this 25th administrators, devisees, trustees, Carolyn Tolbert Smith; Charles Weldon Mark Connely, Deceased; The CD No. 202000886, as provided in who wish to participate by telephone day of March, 2020. successors and assigns, immediate and Tomlinson, III; Christine McGill; Cindy Unknown Heirs, Successors and Rule 165:5‑7‑6(i) covering the shall contact the Applicant or BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: remote, of the named parties. Brooks, a/k/a Cynthia Diane Brooks; Assigns of Michelle Suzanne Connely, captioned lands. Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing PEGGY MITCHELL, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Cobra Petroleum Company, L.P.; Cristy Deceased; The Unknown Heirs, IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be date, and provide their name and phone Commission Secretary the Applicant in this cause is requesting Godwin; Cullen/Frost Bank of Dallas, Successors and Assigns of Minnie K. referred to an Administrative Law Judge number. (3‑27‑20) the Commission pool the interests, N.A., Sara D. Byrne, and James N. Patton, Deceased; Thomas G. Johnson, for hearing, taking of evidence and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that designate an operator, and adjudicate Howard, as Trustees of the Shannon Jr.; Tiger Oil Company, LLC; Trena J. reporting to the Commission. all interested persons may appear and the rights and equities of oil and gas Hulsey Dunn 1991 Trust; Dail C. West Blackstock, formerly Trena B. be heard. For information concerning (CD11875274) owners in the Sycamore, Woodford, Limited Partnership; David Michael Blackstock; Vickie A. Connely; IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS NOTICE OF HEARING HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will this action contact KOBY and Hunton common sources of supply Hubbard; Donna Sue Hubbard Burris; WestEnergy LLC; The Unknown Heirs, ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. CAUSE CD NO. 202000906 underlying Section 18, Township 2 Earl Alan Hulsey; Echo Operating, Successors and Assigns of Lena Harris; be heard before an Administrative Law BEFORE THE CORPORATION Judge on the Merits Docket at the O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, South, Range 2 West, Carter County, LLC; Ellen Hulsey (now Ellen Hulsey The Unknown Heirs, Successors and COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Corporation Commission, First Floor, 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES Oklahoma. Schum); ENECO, LLC; Eva Morales Assigns of E. L. Franklin; John OKLAHOMA Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Delgando; Evelyn Stadelman Airington, and the unknown heirs, APPLICANT: Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 14th Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite the Applicant in this cause is requesting Tomlinson, now Munro, and BancFirst successors and assigns thereof; Effie CONTINENTAL day of April, 2020, and that this notice 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, the following special relief: to designate Trust and Investment Management, a Shults, and the unknown heirs, RESOURCES, INC. RELIEF be published as required by law and the (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause the Applicant or some other party as division of BancFirst, and Oklahoma successors and assigns thereof; William SOUGHT: POOLING. Rules of the Commission. CD Number. Operator of the unit well. Applicant is State Banking Corporation, formerly the Gray Dinwiddie; and all persons, LEGAL DESCRIPTION: NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that DONE AND PERFORMED this 24th further requesting that the Order to be Security National Bank & Trust owners, producers, operators, SECTION 18, TOWNSHIP 2 the Applicant and interested parties may day of March, 2020. entered in this cause be made effective Company, Duncan, Oklahoma, as purchasers and takers of oil and gas and SOUTH, RANGE 2 WEST, present testimony by telephone. The CORPORATION COMMISSION OF on a date prior to the date of the Order. Trustees under the Will of John Reid all other interested persons, particularly CARTER COUNTY, cost of telephonic communication shall OKLAHOMA Applicant may request up to one year Tomlinson, Deceased, for the benefit of in Carter County, Oklahoma, and if any OKLAHOMA be paid by the person or persons J. TODD HIETT, from the date of the Order to enter in Evelyn Stadelman Tomlinson, now of the individuals are deceased, or if any STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Agnes of the companies are no longer in exist­ requesting its use. Interested parties Chairman this cause, with which to commence the Munro, John Reid Tomlinson, Jr., D. Grossman; Alison Evans Taylor, initial well. ence, the unknown heirs, executors, who wish to participate by telephone BOB ANTHONY, Charles Weldon Tomlinson, III, Richard Trustee of the Alison Evans Taylor NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that administrators, devisees, trustees, shall contact the Applicant or Vice Chairman Tomlinson, IV, and Mary Tomlinson Revocable Minerals Trust, dated this cause be set before an Adminis­ successors and assigns, immediate and Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing DANA L. MURPHY, Stewart; Farmers Royalty Pool, an September 28, 2007; Asa L. Adamson; trative Law Judge for hearing, taking of remote, of the named parties. date, and provide their name and phone (SEAL) Commissioner Oklahoma corporation; Fortune Natural Atlantic Richfield Company; Betty evidence and reporting to the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that number. ATTEST: Resources Corporation; Frank Dale; Holmes Kolosta; Birgance Investment, Commission. the Applicant in this cause is requesting NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that PEGGY MITCHELL, Galt Family Properties, LLC; Ltd.; Bluie Adamson, as Trustee of the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Commission pool the interests, all interested persons may appear and Commission Secretary GeorgeAnn Cooper; H W Allen Co., Bluie Adamson Trust Agreement dated this cause will be heard before an designate an operator, and adjudicate be heard. For information concerning (3‑27‑20) LLC; H.W. Allen Company; Harry September 12, 1986; Charles T. Smith; Administrative Law Judge on the Initial the rights and equities of oil and gas this action contact KOBY Wayne Todd; Hugh H. Hulsey; James Dakota Royalty Company and/or DRC Hearing Docket at the Corporation owners in the Sycamore, Woodford, ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. Lyndall McCrory; James R. Tolbert, III; (CD11875273) Petroleum Company; David L. Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, and Hunton common sources of supply O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, Joe E. Franklin and Martha Lou NOTICE OF HEARING Kundysck, an individual doing business 2101 N. Lincoln, Oklahoma City, OK underlying Section 19, Township 2 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES Franklin, as Co‑Trustees for the Joe E. CAUSE CD NO. 202000908 as Southwest Petroleum Company and 73105, at 8:30 a.m., on the 20th day of South, Range 2 West, Carter County, L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, Franklin Revocable Trust under Trust BEFORE THE CORPORATION as Lloyd Royalties; David Michael April, 2020, and that this Notice be Oklahoma. Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite Agreement dated January 22, 1993; COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Hubbard; Dennis R. Johnson; Dixie L. published as required by law and the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, John Dubiel Otey; Jones‑Walker OKLAHOMA Taylor; Echo Operating, LLC; Edith Rules of the Commission. the Applicant in this cause is requesting (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause Mineral Company; Josephine Ann Otey; APPLICANT: ROX EXPLO­ Parkinson Suggett, a/k/a Edith P. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the following special relief: to designate CD Number. Kalkman Habeck Company; Karan Ann RATION, INC. RELIEF Suggett; Edith Pierce Douglas; Eliza­ the Applicant and interested parties may the Applicant or some other party as DONE AND PERFORMED this 24th Stewart‑Gromer, a/k/a K. Ann Stew­ SOUGHT: HORIZONTAL beth Kirkpatrick, a/k/a Elizabeth A. present testimony by telephone. The Operator of the unit well. Applicant is day of March, 2020. art‑Gromer, a/k/a Karen Ann‑Stewart SPACING WAIVER OF Kirkpatrick; Farmers Royalty Pool, an cost of telephonic communication shall further requesting that the Order to be CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Gromer; Kathryn B. Cralle Trust; Kathy CONSENT – EXCEPTION Oklahoma corporation; Freddie Sue be paid by the person or persons entered in this cause be made effective OKLAHOMA Kurtz, a/k/a Katheryn Brooks Furtz; L. TO OAC RULE 165:5‑7‑6(H) ‑ Moyer; Gary L. Pitts; Gene Maurice requesting its use. Interested parties on a date prior to the date of the Order. J. TODD HIETT, E. Jones Production Company; Leslie SHAMROCK #1‑25H. LEGAL Witten; Gloria C. Adamson; Gregory L. who wish to participate by telephone Applicant may request up to one year Chairman Craig Franklin; LMW Minerals, LLC; DESCRIPTION: SECTION Dove; Harry Wayne Todd; Henry shall contact the Applicant or from the date of the Order to enter in BOB ANTHONY, Lowery Properties LLC; Marc H. 25, TOWNSHIP 20 NORTH, Holding Corporation; Hewitt Mineral Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing this cause, with which to commence the Vice Chairman Corporation; Ida Jannene Haeber; J. Lowrance, Jr.; Mark Brandon Connely; RANGE 11 WEST, MAJOR date, and provide their name and initial well. DANA L. MURPHY, Paul Johnson, Trustee of the J. Paul telephone number. Martha Lou Franklin and Joe E. COUNTY, OKLAHOMA NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that (SEAL) Commissioner Johnson Revocable Trust dated NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Franklin, as Co‑Trustees for the Martha NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that this cause be set before an ATTEST: 2/17/2019; J. Steve Guthrie; James A. all interested persons may appear and Lou Franklin Revocable Trust under Applicant requests that the Commission Administrative Law Judge for hearing, PEGGY MITCHELL, Adamson; James C. C. Hudson; Janice be heard. For information concerning Trust Agreement dated January 22, taking of evidence and reporting to the enter an order granting an exception to Floyd; John Brockenbrough Holmes; this action, contact JUSTIN BIGGS, 1993; Mary Frances Ritchie, now Commission Secretary Commission. the 50% consent rule requirement as John Dubiel Otey; John E. Taylor; John (405) 234‑9000, or Eric Huddleston, Phillips; Mbank Houston National (3‑27‑20) NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that stated in OAC Rule 165:5‑7‑6(h) for the S. Ingersoll; Josephine Ann Otey; Attorney, Two Leadership Square, 211 Association, Trustee of the Sara Hunton common source of supply Kathryn B. Cralle Trust; Kenneth North Robinson, Suite 1300, Oklahoma Dinwiddie Byrne Trust; Melinda Smith, this cause will be heard before an (CD11875272) underlying Section 25, Township 20 Suggett George; Leggett Oil Company; City, OK 73102, Telephone: (405) formerly Franklin, a/k/a Caren Franklin Administrative Law Judge on the Initial NOTICE OF HEARING North, Range 11 West, Major County, Lucy Gail Holmes Johnson; Mack 232‑3722. Smith; Melissa Nimmo, formerly Hearing Docket at the Corporation CAUSE CD NO. 202000902 Oklahoma. Energy Co.; Mark T. Gully; Meredith CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Franklin; Merit Hugoton, L.P.; Mildred Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, BEFORE THE CORPORATION NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Kay George, now Tinsley; Michael OKLAHOMA Eugenia Otey; Milford Corporation; 2101 N. Lincoln, Oklahoma City, OK COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF this cause will be heard before an Thomas Johnson; Midarosa, Inc.; J. Todd Hiett, Milton William Hoskins and Betty 73105, at 8:30 a.m., on the 20th day of OKLAHOMA Administrative Law Judge for hearing, Mildred Eugenia Otey; Mildred CHAIRMAN Christine Ritchie‑Hoskins, as Trustees April, 2020, and that this Notice be APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, taking of evidence and reporting to the Marshall Holmes; Patricia A. Adamson, Bob Anthony, of the Ritchie‑Hoskins Family published as required by law and the LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: Commission. Trustee of The Patricia A. Adamson VICE CHAIRMAN Revocable Living Trust dated April 9, Rules of the Commission. WAIVER OF CONSENT NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Revocable Trust, dated July 10, 2008; Dana L. Murphy, 2014; MMA Lowrance, LLC; Nancy A. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that REGARDING PROPOSED this cause will be heard before an PEC Minerals LP; Pitts Seldom Rest COMMISSIONER Batt, Trustee of the Nancy A. Batt the Applicant and interested parties may SPACING FOR Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Corporation; Raymond E. Adamson; DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 24th Living Trust dated August 17, 2011; present testimony by telephone. The HORIZONTAL WELL UNIT; Hearing Docket at the Oklahoma City Richard Charles Cognasi, as Trustee of DAY OF MARCH, 2020. NBH, L.L.C.; Nettie Kendall; Newfield cost of telephonic communication shall RULE 165:5‑7‑6(h) AND (i). office of the Corporation Commission, the Harriet Cognasi Trust dated May BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION Exploration Mid‑Continent Inc.; Oren be paid by the person or persons LEGAL DESCRIPTION: First Floor, Jim Thorpe Building, Okla­ 18, 1999; Richard Charles Cognasi, Peggy Mitchell, Gordon Shellenberger, Jr.; PEC requesting its use. Interested parties SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 5 homa City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m. on Trustee of the Harriet Cognasi Trust, Secretary Minerals LP; Petree Industries; who wish to participate by telephone SOUTH, RANGE 2 WEST, Tuesday, April 21, 2020, and that this dated May 18, 1999; Roan Resources, (3‑27‑20) Quantum Resources, LLC; R. Rhys shall contact the Applicant or CARTER COUNTY, notice be published as required by law Inc.; Robert Wallace Evans and Alison Evans, and the unknown heirs, Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 27, 2020» 3B

M. Jeanne Bryan Living Trust Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, sources of supply herein. STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all West, Canadian County, Oklahoma, so Agreement dated March 23, 1999; John Oklahoma 73105. Legal Well Name API No. Operator persons, owners, producers, operators, as to allow such multiunit horizontal Corporation Wallace Graham aka John W Graham NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that 15‑11N‑7W, Pettigrew A 1, purchasers and takers of oil and gas and well to be drilled at the following Jr; LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Marathon all interested persons may appear and 35‑017‑20727, Chaparral Energy, LLC all other interested persons, particularly location: Commission Oil Company; McMahan Powers be heard. For information concerning 15 ‑11N‑7W, Radtke 1‑15, in Canadian County, Oklahoma, and Surface Location: to be determined Minerals, LLC; Nila P. Michalicka and this action, contact Matt Holliman, 35‑017‑23772, Chaparral Energy, LLC more particularly: Ashcraft Group, Section 23‑11N‑7W: Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Cyrill J. Michalicka, Sr. Co‑Trustees of [email protected], 10‑11N‑7W, 15‑11N‑7W, Guth LLC; Austin Guth; Buddy Lee Guth; First perforation: no closer than date, and provide their name and the Nila P. Michalicka Revocable Telephone (405) 297‑0176; or Eric R. 1‑24, 35‑017‑23813, Chaparral Energy, Citizen Energy III, LLC; Clara 2,000’ FSL and no closer than 330’ telephone number. Living Trust dated January 31, 2000; King (OBA #5029), Fellers Snider LLC Volavka; Donna M Mckee and or Ralph FWL NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Orchid AD3, LLC; Panhandle Oil and Blankenship Bailey & Tippens, P.C., 22‑11N‑7W, 27‑11N‑7W, Cowboy W McKee, JT; Edwin Schedeck; Holly Last perforation: no closer than 0’ all interested persons may appear and Gas Inc., formerly Panhandle Royalty 100 N. Broadway, Suite 1700, 1H‑27‑22, 35‑017‑24994, Roan C Silver and Jaqueline Foutz, Sucessor FNL and no closer than 330’ FWL be heard. For information concerning Company; Patricia Ann Williams; Petro Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, Resources, LLC Co‑Trustees of the Roderic Crantdall Section 14‑11N‑7W: this action, contact JUSTIN BIGGS, Partners Limited; Randolph D. Davis Telephone­ (405) 232‑0621, 22 ‑11N‑7W, 27‑11N‑7W, Red Testamentary Trust; James Stejskal; First perforation: no closer than 0’ (405) 234‑9000, or Eric Huddleston, and Marilyn N. Davis, HW, JT’s; S & C [email protected]. Bullet 22‑27‑34‑11‑7, 35‑017‑25366, Jerry P. Stejskal and Shirley A Stejskal, FSL and no closer than 330’ FWL Attorney, Two Leadership Square, 211 Properties; Southwest Petroleum CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Roan Resources, LLC Trustess under the Jerry P. Stejskal Last perforation: no closer than 165’ North Robinson, Suite 1300, Oklahoma Company; Thomas W. Graham, Trustee OKLAHOMA 22 ‑11N‑7W, 27‑11N‑7W, Silver Living Trust, dated May 18, 2012; Jerry FNL and no closer than 330’ FWL City, OK 73102, Telephone: (405) of The Thomas William Graham /s/ J. TODD HIETT, Charm 22‑27‑11‑7‑2MXH, P. Stejskal and Shirley A Stejskal, Trus­ and to complete such multiunit hori­ 232‑3722. Property Management Trust dated Chairman 35‑017‑25325, Roan Resources, LLC tess under the Jerry P. Stejskal Living zontal well in and to produce hydrocar­ CORPORATION COMMISSION OF December 18, 2008; Timberwolf /s/ BOB ANTHONY, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Trust, dated May 18, 2012; Kirby bons from the separate common sources OKLAHOMA Minerals, LLC; Viola H. Chase and Vice Chairman the Applicant in this cause is requesting Minerals, LLC; Kirkpatrack Royalty of supply involved herein. Applicant J. Todd Hiett, Eugene Chase; Angelo Resources, LLC; /s/ DANA L. MURPHY, an exception to OAC Company, LLC; Laverna Mae Herbert, intends to run casing in the horizontal CHAIRMAN Jamboree Royalties, LLC; Midwest Commissioner 165:10‑3‑28(c)(2)(b) allowing Trustee of The Laverna Mae Herbert portion or lateral of the borehole of the Bob Anthony, Resources 98‑1 Oil & Gas Income DONE AND PERFORMED this 25th Applicant to situate its proposed hori­ Revocable Living Trust, Dated February multiunit horizontal well involved herein VICE CHAIRMAN Limited Partnership; Midwest day of March, 2020. zontal well closer than 600 feet from 8, 2011; LongPoint Minerals, LLC; and to cement such casing so as to Dana L. Murphy, Resources 99‑1 Oil & Gas Income BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: Applicant’s proposed multiunit well in Nicholas Operating, LLC; Nicholas cover and isolate the first and last perfo­ COMMISSIONER Limited Partnership; Midwest /s/ PEGGY MITCHELL, Sections 23 and 14, Township 11 Royalty, LLC; Oscar Edward Stejskal rations in such horizontal potion or DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 24th Resources 2000‑1 Oil & Gas Income Secretary North, Range 7 West, Canadian and Crolyn Jean Stejskal, husband and lateral. Applicant is proposing to drill DAY OF MARCH, 2020. Limited Partnership; Midwest (3‑27‑20) County, Oklahoma. wife, as joint tenants; PEC Minerlas LP; the multiunit horizontal well herein to a BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION Resources 2001‑1 Oil & Gas Income NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Pope Partnership; Prize Energy total measured depth of approximately Peggy Mitchell, Limited Partnership; Midwest the Applicant in this cause may request Resources, Inc; RJC Royalty, LLC; 20,630 feet and is proposing to have a Resources 2012‑1 Oil & Gas Income (CD11875282) the following special relief: that the Roan Resources, LLC; Rose Marie completion interval in such multiunit Secretary NOTICE OF HEARING (3‑27‑20) Limited Partnership; Ventana Order be made effective on a date prior Miller and Lloyd Miller, wife and horizontal well of approximately 10,260 Operating, LLC; Ventana Exploration CAUSE CD NO. 202000909 to hearing, and that the authorization husband, as joint tenants; Simcoe, LLC; feet. The proposed multiunit horizontal and Production, LLC; and if any of the BEFORE THE CORPORATION and permission requested herein run in Summer Dawson; The Adam S well involved herein is necessary in (CD11875280) above are deceased, the unknown heirs, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF favor of Applicant. Bannister Irrevocable Trust dated order to prevent waste and to protect AMENDED NOTICE OF executors, administrators, devisees, OKLAHOMA NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that January 31, 1996; The Emily C the correlative rights of the owners of HEARING trustees and assigns, immediate and APPLICANT: CAMINO the Applicant in this cause may request Bannister Irrevocable Trust dated oil and gas rights in the units involved CAUSE CD NO. 201905444 remote, of the above‑named parties; and NATURAL RESOURCES, the following special relief: that the January 1, 1994; The William Henry herein. BEFORE THE CORPORATION if any of the above are corporations LLC. RELIEF REQUESTED: Order be made effective on a date prior Alastair Bannister Irrevocable Trust NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF which do not continue to have legal HORIZONTAL WELL to hearing, and that the authorization Dated June 30, 2006; Theresa Sophie the Applicant in this cause may request OKLAHOMA existence, the unknown trustees or LOCATION EXCEPTION and permission requested herein run in Wolgram A/K/A Theresa S Wolgram, the following special relief: that the APPLICANT: CAMINO assigns of such parties. (PART OF A MULTIUNIT) favor of Applicant. Successor Trustee of the Bottlinger Order be made effective on a date prior NATURAL RESOURCES, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that AND EXCEPTION TO OAC NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Living Trust Dated june 28, 1995; TRP to hearing; and that the Applicant or LLC. RELIEF REQUESTED: the Applicants in this Cause are 165:10‑3‑28(c)(2)(b). LEGAL the “land sections adjacent to the area Mid‑Continent, LLC; Vetana some other party be named operator. MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL requesting the Oklahoma Corporation DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS within the location exception” requested Exploraiton & Production, LLC; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that WELL. LEGAL Commission issue an order approving a 23 AND 26, TOWNSHIP 11 herein said Sections 23 and 26 in regard Western Oil and Gas Development this Cause be set before an DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS multiunit horizontal well in the 640‑acre NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, to the subsurface location tolerance Corp; Western Oil and Gas Develop­ Administrative Law Judge for hearing, 23 AND 26, TOWNSHIP 11 drilling and spacing unit formed for the CANADIAN COUNTY, areas described above are Sections 14, ment Corp; Angelo Resoucres, LLC; taking of evidence and reporting to the NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, Mississippian and Woodford common OKLAHOMA 15, 22, 27, 34 and 35, Township 11 Anthony N. Capucille; Anthony N. Commission. CANADIAN COUNTY, sources of supply underlying Section STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all North, Range 7 West, Canadian Capucille; Billy G. Martin; Blaine A. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that OKLAHOMA 26, and in the 640‑acre horizontal persons, owners, producers, operators, County, Oklahoma. Jackson, Trustee of the David R. this Cause will be heard before an STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all drilling and spacing unit for the Missis­ purchasers and takers of oil and gas and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Boevers Trust dated September 13, Administrative Law Judge on the Initial persons, owners, producers, operators, sippian and Woodford common sources all other interested persons, particularly this Cause be set before an 1991; Carolyn Whitney; Chaparral Hearing Docket at the Corporation purchasers and takers of oil and gas and of supply underlying Section 23, all in in Canadian County, Oklahoma, and Administrative Law Judge for hearing, Energy LLC; Charlene Boevers, Life Commission, First Floor, Jim Thorpe all other interested persons, particularly Township 11 North, Range 7 West, more particularly: Citizen Energy III, taking of evidence and reporting to the Estate; Charlene Boevers, Life Estate; Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at in Canadian County, Oklahoma, and Canadian County, Oklahoma, so as to LLC; Nicholas Operating, LLC; Roan Commission. Cherokee Energy, LLC; Cherry Creek 8:30 A.M. on the 14th day of April, more particularly: 23‑11N‑7W: Angelo allow such multiunit horizontal well to Resources, LLC; TRP Mid‑Continent, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Minerals, LLC; Cherry Creek Minerals, 2020, and that this Notice be published Resources, LLC; Anthony N. Capucille; be drilled at the following location: LLC; Western Oil and Gas this Cause will be heard before an LLC; Edna Oaks, Trustee, or her as required by law and the Rules of the Billy G. Martin; Blaine A. Jackson, Surface Location: to be determined Development Corp; Chaparral Energy Administrative Law Judge on the Initial successors in Trust, under the Edna Commission. Trustee of the David R. Boevers Trust Section 23‑11N‑7W: LLC; Charlene Boevers, Life Estate; Hearing Docket at the Corporation Oaks Living rust, dated September 28, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that dated September 13, 1991; Carolyn First perforation: no closer than 165’ Charlene Boevers, Life Estate; Cherry Commission, First Floor, Jim Thorpe 1990; Frank Bannister Revocable Trust the Applicant and interested parties may Whitney; Chaparral Energy, LLC; Char­ FNL and no closer than 330’ FWL Creek Minerals, LLC; Gulfstar Royalty Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at dated 7/7/95; Gulfstar Royalty present testimony by telephone. The lene Boevers, Life Estate; Charlene Last perforation: no closer than 0’ Company, LLC; Joseph S. Bosler; L3 8:30 A.M. on the 14th day of April, Company, LLC; H&H Energy Partners, cost of telephonic communication shall Boevers, Life Estate; Cherokee Energy, FSL and no closer than 330’ FWL Resources, LLC; Liberty Minerals, 2020, and that this Notice be published LLC; Helen Jackson; Jamboree be paid by the person or persons LLC; Cherry Creek Minerals, LLC; Section 26‑11N‑7W: LLC; LongPoint Minerals, LLC; as required by law and the Rules of the Royalties, LLC; Jimmy D. Martin; John requesting its use. Interested parties Core Resources, LLC; Edna Oaks, First perforation: no closer than 0’ Magdalena Cox, Olga Fedderson, June Commission. T. Boevers, a/k/a John Boevers, III; who wish to participate by telephone Trustee, or her successors in Trust, FNL and no closer than 330’ FWL Ninman and Viola L. Bosler, Trustee of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Joseph S. Bosler; June Ninman; June shall contact the Applicant or under the Edna Oaks Living rust, dated Last perforation: no closer than 165’ the Viola L. Bosler Living Trust, a the Applicant and interested parties may Ninman, Trustee of the June M. Ninman Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing September 28, 1990; Frank Bannister FSL and no closer than 330’ FWL Revocable Trust dated 5/30/1996; present testimony by telephone. The dated 2/23/96; Kenneth Boevers; L3 date, and provide their name and phone Revocable Trust dated 7/7/95; Gulfstar and to complete such multiunit Magdalena Cox, Olga Fedderson, June cost of telephonic communication shall Resources, LLC; Lawrence R. Lagaly number. Royalty Company, LLC; Helen horizontal well in and to produce hydro­ Ninman and Viola L. Bosler, Trustee of be paid by the person or persons and Betty I. Lagaly, as Trustees of the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Jackson; Jamboree Royalties, LLC; carbons from the separate common the Viola L. Bosler Living Trust, a requesting its use. Interested parties Revocable Trust Agreement of in the event this cause is uncontested, Jimmy D. Martin; John T. Boevers, sources of supply involved herein. Revocable Trust dated 5/30/1996; who wish to participate by telephone Lawrence R. Lagaly and Betty I. the Applicant, its attorney, a/k/a John Boevers, III; Joseph S. Applicant intends to run casing in the Paloma Partners IV, LLC; Randy E. shall contact the Applicant or Lagaly; Lena Broker; Lena Broker; representatives, witnesses and other Bosler; June Ninman; June Ninman, horizontal portion or lateral of the bore­ Martin; Ventana Exploration and Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Liberty Minerals, LLC; LongPoint proponents of the Applicant may appear Trustee of the June M. Ninman dated hole of the multiunit horizontal well Production, LLC; Wayfinder Resources date, and provide their name and phone Minerals, LLC; Louis F. Warren and and conduct the hearing by telephone 2/23/96; Kenneth Boevers; L3 involved herein and to cement such Operating, LLC; and if any of the above number. Sharron K. Warren, Co‑Trustee of the from either the Tulsa office facility, 440 Resources, LLC; Lawrence R. Lagaly casing so as to cover and isolate the are deceased, the unknown heirs, execu­ NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Louis F. and Sharron K. Warren Revo­ S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma and Betty I. Lagaly, as Trustees of the first and last perforations in such hori­ tors, administrators, devisees, trustees in the event this cause is uncontested, cable Living Trust Dated March 29, 74127, or at the Oklahoma City facility, Revocable Trust Agreement of zontal portion or lateral. Applicant is and assigns, immediate and remote, of the Applicant, its attorney, 2019; Lowe Minerals, LLC; Magdalena Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Lawrence R. Lagaly and Betty I. proposing to drill the multiunit hori­ the above‑named parties; and if any of representatives, witnesses and other Cox, Olga Fedderson, June Ninman and Oklahoma 73105. Lagaly; Lena Broker; Lena Broker; zontal well herein to a total measured the above are corporations which do not proponents of the Applicant may appear Viola L. Bosler, Trustee of the Viola L. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Louis F. depth of approximately 20,600 feet and continue to have legal existence, the and conduct the hearing by telephone Bosler Living Trust, a Revocable Trust all interested persons may appear and Warren and Sharron K. Warren, is proposing to have a completion unknown trustees or assigns of such from either the Tulsa office facility, 440 dated 5/30/1996; Magdalena Cox, Olga be heard. For information concerning Co‑Trustee of the Louis F. and Sharron interval in such multiunit horizontal well parties.. S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma Fedderson, June Ninman and Viola L. this action, contact Matt Holliman, K. Warren Revocable Living Trust of approximately 10,230 feet. The NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 74127, or at the Oklahoma City facility, Bosler, Trustee of the Viola L. Bosler [email protected], Dated March 29, 2019; Lowe Minerals, proposed multiunit horizontal well the Applicants in this Cause are Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Living Trust, a Revocable Trust dated Telephone (405) 297‑0176; or Eric R. LLC; Magdalena Cox, Olga Fedderson, involved herein is necessary in order to requesting the Oklahoma Corporation Oklahoma 73105. 5/30/1996; Mark L. Martin; Midwest King (OBA #5029), Fellers Snider June Ninman and Viola L. Bosler, prevent waste and to protect the correla­ Commission issue an order authorizing NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Resources 2000‑1 Oil & Gas Income Blankenship Bailey & Tippens, P.C., Trustee of the Viola L. Bosler Living tive rights of the owners of oil and gas and permitting an exception to the all interested persons may appear and Limited Partnership; Midwest 100 N. Broadway, Suite 1700, Trust, a Revocable Trust dated rights in the units involved herein. permitted well location tolerances in the be heard. For information concerning Resources 2001‑1 Oil & Gas Income Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, 5/30/1996; Mark L. Martin; Midwest NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that 640‑acre horizontal drilling and spacing this action, contact Matt Holliman, Limited Partnership; Midwest Telephone­ (405) 232‑0621, Resources 2000‑1 Oil & Gas Income the Applicant in this cause may request unit in Sections 23 and 26, Township 11 [email protected], Resources 2012‑1 Oil & Gas Income [email protected]. Limited Partnership; Midwest the following special relief: that the North, Range 7 West, Canadian Telephone (405) 297‑0176; or Eric R. Limited Partnership; Midwest CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Resources 2001‑1 Oil & Gas Income Order be made effective on a date prior County, Oklahoma, for the King (OBA #5029), Fellers Snider Resources 98‑1 Oil & Gas Income OKLAHOMA Limited Partnership; Midwest to hearing; and that the Applicant or Mississippian and Woodford common Blankenship Bailey & Tippens, P.C., Limited Partnership; Midwest /s/ J. TODD HIETT, Resources 2012‑1 Oil & Gas Income some other party be named operator. sources of supply, so as to allow, in 100 N. Broadway, Suite 1700, Resources 99‑1 Oil & Gas Income Chairman Limited Partnership; Midwest NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that part, a well to be drilled as described in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, Limited Partnership; Paloma Partners /s/ BOB ANTHONY, Resources 98‑1 Oil & Gas Income this Cause be set before an the Application, and to be completed in Telephone­ (405) 232‑0621, IV, LLC; Patsy A. Alexander; Pauline Vice Chairman Limited Partnership; Midwest Administrative Law Judge for hearing, and to produce hydrocarbons from the [email protected]. S. Garrett; Randy E. Martin; Ricky /s/ DANA L. MURPHY, Resources 99‑1 Oil & Gas Income taking of evidence and reporting to the above‑named separate common sources CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Eugene Martin and Lynn Marie Martin, Commissioner Limited Partnership; Paloma Partners Commission. of supply underlying Sections 23 and OKLAHOMA Trustees of the Martin Family Trust DONE AND PERFORMED this 25th IV, LLC; Pamela L. Griffith and Gary J. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that 26, with such authorization and permis­ /s/ J. TODD HIETT, dated November 14, 2016; RJC day of March, 2020. Griffith co‑trustees of the Griffith this Cause will be heard before an sion running in favor of Applicants; Chairman Reousrces, LLC; Ventana Exploration BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: Family Trust, a revocable trust dated the Administrative Law Judge on the Initial being a multiunit horizontal well, to be /s/ BOB ANTHONY, and Production, LLC; Ventana /s/ PEGGY MITCHELL, 27th day of February, 2019; Patsy A. Hearing Docket at the Corporation drilled at the following location: Vice Chairman Operating, LLC; Wayfinder Resources Secretary Alexander; Pauline S. Garrett; Randy E. Commission, First Floor, Jim Thorpe Surface Location: to be determined /s/ DANA L. MURPHY, Operating, LLC; White Sand Partners, (3‑27‑20) Martin; Ricky Eugene Martin and Lynn Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at Section 23‑11N‑7W: Commissioner LLC; Wilma Jean Reichert a/k/a Marie Martin, Trustees of the Martin 8:30 A.M. on the 14th day of April, First perforation: no closer than 165’ Jeannie Reichert; and if any of the DONE AND PERFORMED this 25th (CD11875284) Family Trust dated November 14, 2016; 2020, and that this Notice be published FNL and no closer than 330’ FWL day of March, 2020. above are deceased, the unknown heirs, RJC Resources, LLC; The Woods as required by law and the Rules of the Last perforation: no closer than 0’ executors, administrators, devisees, NOTICE OF HEARING BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: CAUSE CD NO. 202000911 Family Trust, dated the 15th day of Commission. FSL and no closer than 330’ FWL /s/ PEGGY MITCHELL, trustees and assigns, immediate and October, 2015; Ventana Exploration NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Section 26‑11N‑7W: remote, of the above‑named parties; and BEFORE THE CORPORATION Secretary COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF and Production, LLC; Ventana the Applicant and interested parties may First perforation: no closer than 0’ (3‑27‑20) if any of the above are corporations Operating, LLC; Wayfinder Resources present testimony by telephone. The FNL and no closer than 330’ FWL which do not continue to have legal OKLAHOMA Operating, LLC; White Sand Partners, cost of telephonic communication shall Last perforation: no closer than 165’ existence, the unknown trustees or APPLICANT: CAMINO LLC; Wilma Jean Reichert a/k/a be paid by the person or persons FSL and no closer than 330’ FWL (CD11875283) assigns of such parties. NATURAL RESOURCES, Jeannie Reichert; 26‑11N‑7W: Cherry requesting its use. Interested parties and to complete such multiunit NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LLC. RELIEF REQUESTED: Creek Minerals, LLC; Core Resources, who wish to participate by telephone horizontal well in and to produce hydro­ CAUSE CD NO. 202000910 the Applicant in this Cause is requesting HORIZONTAL WELL L.L.C.; Crestwood Exploration, LLC; shall contact the Applicant or carbons from the separate common BEFORE THE CORPORATION the Oklahoma Corporation Commission LOCATION EXCEPTION Deborah Leigh (Edgar) Meraz; Egan Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing sources of supply involved herein. COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF issue an order approving a multiunit (PART OF A MULTIUNIT) Royalty Interest, LLC; Florence Senik date, and provide their name and phone Applicant intends to run casing in the OKLAHOMA horizontal well in the 640‑acre AND EXCEPTION TO OAC and Sigfred J. Senik, Possible successor number. horizontal portion or lateral of the bore­ APPLICANT: CAMINO horizontal drilling and spacing unit for 165:10‑3‑28(c)(2)(b). LEGAL of Carrie S. Peterson; Freedom Oil & NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that hole of the multiunit horizontal well NATURAL RESOURCES, the Mississippian and Woodford DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS Gas Corporation; Guy P. Graham; in the event this cause is uncontested, involved herein and to cement such LLC. RELIEF REQUESTED: common sources of supply underlying 23 AND 14, TOWNSHIP 11 Helen C. Allen and William C. Allen; the Applicant, its attorney, casing so as to cover and isolate the MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL Section 23, all in Township 11 North, NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, James Albert Pappe, Successor Trustee representatives, witnesses and other first and last perforations in such hori­ WELL. LEGAL Range 7 West, Canadian County, Okla­ CANADIAN COUNTY, of the Albert W. Pappe Revocable proponents of the Applicant may appear zontal potion or lateral. DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS homa, and the 640‑acre horizontal OKLAHOMA “Trust B” Dated September 26, 1997; and conduct the hearing by telephone NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that 23 AND 14, TOWNSHIP 11 drilling and spacing unit formed for the STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all Jennifer Suzanne (Edgar) Benning; Joe from either the Tulsa office facility, 440 the proposed location exception well is NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, Mississippi and Woodford common persons, owners, producers, operators, Bryan and M. Jeanne Bryan, Trustee, or S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma moving toward the following wells CANADIAN COUNTY, sources of supply underlying Section purchasers and takers of oil and gas and their successors in trust, of the Joe and 74127, or at the Oklahoma City facility, producing from the named common OKLAHOMA 14, all in Township 11 North, Range 7 Continued on next page LPXLP 4B « March 27, 2020 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

permitted well location tolerances in the proponents of the Applicant may appear Applicant or some other party be named provided for out of proceeds derived 7/11/97 c/o Cecil W. Davison, Trustee; 640‑acre horizontal drilling and spacing and conduct the hearing by telephone as operator of the horizontal unit. from the sale of production as to any Charles W. Nichols & Sherry D. Corporation unit in Sections 23 and 14, Township 11 from either the Tulsa office facility, 440 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that owner electing an alternative to partici­ Nichols Living Trust dated 8/20/92 c/o North, Range 7 West, Canadian S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma this Cause will be heard before an pation in the well drilled hereunder, that Charles W. Nichols & Sherry D. Commission County, Oklahoma, for the 74127, or at the Oklahoma City facility, Administrative Law Judge on the Initial such royalty proceeds shall be net Nichols, Co‑Trustees; Cherokee Mississippian and Woodford common Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Hearing Docket at the Corporation royalty proceeds, after deducting Energy, LLC c/o Blake J. Keeton, Mgr.; all other interested persons, particularly sources of supply, so as to allow, in Oklahoma 73105. Commission, Oklahoma City facility, therefrom each owner’s proportionate Citrus Energy Corporation; Citrus in Canadian County, Oklahoma, and part, a well to be drilled as described in NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, part of all taxes and each owner’s Energy Corporation; Connie J. Moody more particularly: Angelo Resoucres, the Application, and to be completed in all interested persons may appear and Oklahoma 73105, Oklahoma, at 8:30 proportionate part of the actual costs Revocable Trust dated 5/27/05 c/o Connie J. Moody & L. Allen Moody, LLC; Anthony N. Capucille; Anthony and to produce hydrocarbons from the be heard. For information concerning A.M. on the 14th day of April, 2020, incurred by the Operator, limited Trustees; Crawley Petroleum Corp.; N. Capucille; Billy G. Martin; Blaine A. above‑named separate common sources this action, contact Matt Holliman, and that this Notice be published as however to those deducted by the CTAG Royalty, LP; CTAG Royalty, Jackson, Trustee of the David R. of supply underlying Sections 23 and [email protected], required by law and the Rules of the purchaser or gatherer from the contract LP; Cynthia Faye Baker; Cynthia Boevers Trust dated September 13, 14, with such authorization and permis­ Telephone (405) 297‑0176; or Eric R. Commission. price of the oil and gas or other sion running in favor of Applicants; King (OBA #5029), Fellers Snider NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that substances sold, in delivering, Goldman s/p/a Cyndi Brittian; Dana 1991; Carolyn Whitney; Chaparral McCluggage‑Hart; Daniel Erdberg c/o Energy LLC; Charlene Boevers, Life being a multiunit horizontal well, to be Blankenship Bailey & Tippens, P.C., the Applicant and interested parties may processing, gathering, dehydrating, or drilled at the following location: 100 N. Broadway, Suite 1700, present testimony by telephone. The otherwise making such oil and gas or Lisa Erdberg; Danny E. White; Danny Estate; Charlene Boevers, Life Estate; E. White; Danny Glynn Perkins c/o Cherokee Energy, LLC; Cherry Creek Surface Location: to be determined Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, cost of telephonic communication shall other substances merchantable or Section 23‑11N‑7W: Telephone­ (405) 232‑0621, be paid by the person or persons marketable from the unit area. Daphne Carol Perkins Wood; Daphne Minerals, LLC; Cherry Creek Minerals, Carol Perkins Wood; David L. Spore; First perforation: no closer than [email protected]. requesting its use. Interested parties NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that LLC; Edna Oaks, Trustee, or her David Peppard; Dean A. Skaer 2,000’ FSL and no closer than 330’ CORPORATION COMMISSION OF who wish to participate by telephone the Applicant in this cause is requesting successors in Trust, under the Edna Revocable Trust dated 6/20/03 c/o FWL the following special relief: Applicant Oaks Living rust, dated September 28, OKLAHOMA shall contact the Applicant or Dean A. Skaer, Trustee; Eileen Rooney Last perforation: no closer than 0’ 1990; Frank Bannister Revocable Trust /s/ J. TODD HIETT, Applicant’s attorney, prior to the may request at the hearing that the Hewgley, LLC c/o Mary W. Bashaw, dated 7/7/95; Gulfstar Royalty FNL and no closer than 330’ FWL Chairman hearing date, and provide their name Order provide Applicant with 365 days Mgr.; Elizabeth H. Mares; EOG Company, LLC; H&H Energy Partners, Section 14‑11N‑7W: /s/ BOB ANTHONY, and phone number. from the date of the Order to commence Resources, Inc.; Episcopal Royalty LLC; Helen Jackson; Jamboree First perforation: no closer than 0’ Vice Chairman NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that drilling operations. Company; Estate of Charles Kruse, Royalties, LLC; Jimmy D. Martin; John FSL and no closer than 330’ FWL /s/ DANA L. MURPHY, in the event this cause is uncontested, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that deceased c/o James Sands Kruse; Estate T. Boevers, a/k/a John Boevers, III; Last perforation: no closer than 165’ Commissioner the Applicant, its attorney, the Applicant in this cause is requesting of Harry Erdberg, deceased c/o Joe Joseph S. Bosler; June Ninman; June FNL and no closer than 330’ FWL DONE AND PERFORMED this 25th representatives, witnesses and other the following special relief: that the Erdberg or Bette Spector, f/k/a Bette Ninman, Trustee of the June M. Ninman and to complete such multiunit day of March, 2020. proponents of the Applicant may appear Applicant or some other party be named Erdberg; Estate of Harry Erdberg, dated 2/23/96; Kenneth Boevers; L3 horizontal well in and to produce hydro­ BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: and conduct the hearing by telephone as operator of the horizontal unit. deceased c/o Joe Erdberg or Bette Resources, LLC; Lawrence R. Lagaly carbons from the separate common /s/ PEGGY MITCHELL, from either the Tulsa office facility, 440 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Spector, f/k/a Bette Erdberg; Far West and Betty I. Lagaly, as Trustees of the sources of supply involved herein. Secretary S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma this Cause will be heard before an Energy, LLC; Felicity Joy Swann Revo­ Revocable Trust Agreement of Applicant intends to run casing in the (3‑27‑20) 74127, or at the Oklahoma City facility, Administrative Law Judge on the Initial cable Trust dated 11/11/19 c/o Felicity Lawrence R. Lagaly and Betty I. horizontal portion or lateral of the bore­ Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Hearing Docket at the Corporation Joy Swann, Trustee; Felicity Joy Swann Lagaly; Lena Broker; Lena Broker; hole of the multiunit horizontal well Oklahoma 73105. Commission, Oklahoma City facility, Revocable Trust dated 11/11/19 c/o (CD11875285) Liberty Minerals, LLC; LongPoint involved herein and to cement such NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Felicity Joy Swann, Trustee; Florence NOTICE OF HEARING Minerals, LLC; Louis F. Warren and casing so as to cover and isolate the all interested persons may appear and Oklahoma 73105, Oklahoma, at 8:30 V. Kelley Trust dated 8/25/05 c/o CAUSE CD NO. 202000913 Sharron K. Warren, Co‑Trustee of the first and last perforations in such hori­ be heard. For information concerning A.M. on the 14th day of April, 2020, Florence V. Kelley, Trustee; FourPoint BEFORE THE CORPORATION Louis F. and Sharron K. Warren Revo­ zontal potion or lateral. this action, contact Adrian Trejo, and that this Notice be published as Energy, LLC; Fred H. Brinkman 1970 COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF cable Living Trust Dated March 29, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Telephone­ (405) 438‑0179, required by law and the Rules of the Trust c/o Fred H. Brinkman, Trustee; OKLAHOMA 2019; Lowe Minerals, LLC; Magdalena the proposed location exception well is [email protected], OR Eric Commission. George Dugosh c/o Aurora Dugosh; APPLICANT: CAMINO Cox, Olga Fedderson, June Ninman and moving toward the following wells R. King (OBA #5029), Fellers Snider NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Glynna Nichols; Glynna Nichols; NATURAL RESOURCES, Viola L. Bosler, Trustee of the Viola L. producing from the named common Blankenship Bailey & Tippens, P.C., the Applicant and interested parties may Gralaur Corp.; Gralaur Corp.; Guy A. Bosler Living Trust, a Revocable Trust sources of supply herein. LLC. RELIEF REQUESTED: 100 N. Broadway, Suite 1700, present testimony by telephone. The White, Jr.; Haffner Revocable Trust dated 5/30/1996; Magdalena Cox, Olga Legal, Well Name, API No., POOLING (PART OF A Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, cost of telephonic communication shall dated 8/10/00 c/o Craig S. Haffner & Fedderson, June Ninman and Viola L. Operator MULTIUNIT). LEGAL Telephone­ (405) 232‑0621, be paid by the person or persons Lisa Williams, Co‑Trustees; Harold Bosler, Trustee of the Viola L. Bosler 10‑11N‑7W, Pettigrew B 1, DESCRIPTION: SECTION [email protected]. requesting its use. Interested parties Perkins, Jr. c/o Mattie Opal Perkins; Living Trust, a Revocable Trust dated 35‑017‑21592, Chaparral Energy, LLC 18, TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH, CORPORATION COMMISSION OF who wish to participate by telephone Haymaker Properties, LP; Haymaker 5/30/1996; Mark L. Martin; Midwest 10‑11N‑7W, Constein 1‑10, RANGE 7 WEST, GRADY OKLAHOMA shall contact the Applicant or Properties, LP; Janet K. Hyndman Resources 2000‑1 Oil & Gas Income 35‑017‑23788, Western Oil and Gas COUNTY, OKLAHOMA /s/ J. TODD HIETT, Applicant’s attorney, prior to the Living Trust dated 8/18/88 c/o Janet K. Limited Partnership; Midwest Corp STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all Chairman hearing date, and provide their name Hyndman, Trustee; Janet K. Stowers; Resources 2001‑1 Oil & Gas Income 15‑11N‑7W, Pettigrew A 1, persons, owners, producers, operators, /s/ BOB ANTHONY, and phone number. Jarrett Harrison; Jean C. Lavers & Limited Partnership; Midwest 35‑017‑20727, Chaparral Energy, LLC purchasers and takers of oil and gas and Vice Chairman NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that David C. Lavers; Jerry E. Bryan; Jo Resources 2012‑1 Oil & Gas Income 15 ‑11N‑7W, Radtke 1‑15, all other interested persons, particularly /s/ DANA L. MURPHY, in the event this cause is uncontested, Ann Pottorff; Joe Perkins c/o Daphne Carol Perkins Wood; John C. Spore; Limited Partnership; Midwest 35‑017‑23772, Chaparral Energy, LLC in Grady County, Oklahoma, and more Commissioner the Applicant, its attorney, John E. Heller, II; John Edward Resources 98‑1 Oil & Gas Income 10‑11N‑7W, 15‑11N‑7W, Guth particularly: Brunn Roysden, Jr.; James DONE AND PERFORMED this 25th representatives, witnesses and other Campbell & Francis Howard Campbell Limited Partnership; Midwest 1‑24, 35‑017‑23813, Chaparral Energy, Scott Bradley; Jean Roysden; Kimm day of March, 2020. proponents of the Applicant may appear LLC Elaine Friedemann; Wake Energy, LLC; and conduct the hearing by telephone II, joint tenants with rights of Resources 99‑1 Oil & Gas Income BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: survivorship; John P. Carroll; Joseph 22‑11N‑7W, 27‑11N‑7W, Cowboy David R. Guthery; Jacquelyn Guthery from either the Tulsa office facility, 440 Limited Partnership; Paloma Partners /s/ PEGGY MITCHELL, Bryant Cole, Jr.; Joshua Peppard; IV, LLC; Patsy A. Alexander; Pauline 1H‑27‑22, 35‑017‑24994, Roan Castleberry; Longpoint Minerals, LLC; Secretary S. Houston, Suite 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma Resources, LLC Blue Horseshoe Partners, LLC; Susie Journey Oil & Gas, Inc.; Journey Oil & S. Garrett; Randy E. Martin; Ricky (3‑27‑20) 74127, or at the Oklahoma City facility, Gas, Inc.; JSC Land Company, LLC; 22 ‑11N‑7W, 27‑11N‑7W, Red Guthery Breece; and if any of the above Eugene Martin and Lynn Marie Martin, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, JSC Land Company, LLC; Judith B. Bullet 22‑27‑34‑11‑7, 35‑017‑25366, are deceased, the unknown heirs, execu­ Trustees of the Martin Family Trust Oklahoma 73105. Moore; Judith Nadine Meredith; Judith dated November 14, 2016; RJC Roan Resources, LLC tors, administrators, devisees, trustees (CD11875286) NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that and assigns, immediate and remote, of AMENDED NOTICE OF Nadine Meredith; Julie A. Engelking; Reousrces, LLC; Ventana Exploration 22 ‑11N‑7W, 27‑11N‑7W, Silver all interested persons may appear and Julie A. Engelking; Julie C. Bemos; and Production, LLC; Ventana Charm 22‑27‑11‑7‑2MXH, the above‑named parties; and if any of HEARING be heard. For information concerning the above are corporations which do not CAUSE CD NO. 202000912 Kalina Family Trust dated 7/25/79 c/o Operating, LLC; Wayfinder Resources 35‑017‑25325, Roan Resources, LLC this action, contact Adrian Trejo, John Kalina, Trustee; Keith A. Sackett; Operating, LLC; White Sand Partners, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that continue to have legal existence, the BEFORE THE CORPORATION Telephone­ (405) 438‑0179, unknown trustees or assigns of such COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Keith A. Sackett; Kenneth Beaird; LLC; Wilma Jean Reichert a/k/a the Applicant in this cause is requesting [email protected], OR Eric Kenneth Beaird; KSA Minerals, LLC; parties. OKLAHOMA Jeannie Reichert; Angela Resources, an exception to OAC R. King (OBA #5029), Fellers Snider L.F. Rooney III Trust c/o Patrick T. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that APPLICANT: CAMINO LLC; Brigham Minerals, LLC; Cherry 165:10‑3‑28(c)(2)(b) allowing Blankenship Bailey & Tippens, P.C., Rooney, James H. Rooney & L.F. Creek Minerals, LLC; Core Resources, Applicant to situate its proposed hori­ the Applicant in this Cause is requesting NATURAL RESOURCES, 100 N. Broadway, Suite 1700, Rooney III, Co‑Trustees; Larry O. L.L.C.; Deborah Leigh (Edgar) Meraz; zontal well closer than 600 feet from the that the Commission pool and LLC. RELIEF REQUESTED: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, Admire & Sandra J. Admire; Lazy J Egan Royalty Interest, LLC; Florence Canadian County 1‑14 well located in adjudicate the rights and equities of all POOLING (PART OF A Telephone­ (405) 232‑0621, Resources, LP; Lenora Beckwith; Senik and Sigfred J. Senik, Possible the NE/4 SW/4 NW/4 of Section 14 and oil and gas owners pursuant to Title 52, MULTIUNIT). LEGAL [email protected]. Lenox Oil & Gas, LLC; Linda C. Pack; successor of Carrie S. Peterson; Applicant’s proposed multiunit well in O.S. §87.1, in the Woodford common DESCRIPTION: SECTION 7, CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Lisa Erdberg Life Estate; Lloyd Freedom Oil & Gas Corporation; Guy Sections 23 and 26, Township 11 source of supply (640‑acre horizontal TOWNSHIP 10 NORTH, OKLAHOMA Schoen­hals; Louis Holloway; Louis W. P. Graham; Helen C. Allen and William North, Range 7 West, Canadian drilling and spacing unit by Order No. RANGE 7 WEST, /s/ J. TODD HIETT, Dougherty; Lt. Col Norris Beaird; C. Allen; Jamboree Royalties, LLC; County, Oklahoma. 700615), underlying Section 18, Town­ CANADIAN AND GRADY Chairman MAP2006‑OK, an OK General Partner­ James Albert Pappe, Successor Trustee NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that ship 10 North, Range 7 West, Grady COUNTIES, OKLAHOMA /s/ BOB ANTHONY, ship; MAP2009‑OK, an OK General of the Albert W. Pappe Revocable the Applicant in this cause may request County, Oklahoma. STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all Vice Chairman Partnership; Margaret Ann Heller f/k/a “Trust B” Dated September 26, 1997; the following special relief: that the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that persons, owners, producers, operators, /s/ DANA L. MURPHY, Margaret Ann Henderson; Margo Jean Jennifer Suzanne (Edgar) Benning; Joe Order be made effective on a date prior the Applicant in this cause is requesting purchasers and takers of oil and gas and Commissioner Kersten Moore; Martha Peppard Smith; Bryan and M. Jeanne Bryan, Trustee, or to hearing, and that the authorization the following special relief: that the all other interested persons, particularly DONE AND PERFORMED this 25th Mary Joan Martin; Mary Westover their successors in trust, of the Joe and and permission requested herein run in Applicant is requesting at the hearing in Canadian and Grady Counties, Okla­ day of March, 2020. Smith; Mayo/Moore, LLC c/o Trust M. Jeanne Bryan Living Trust favor of Applicant. that the order provide that any owner homa, and more particularly: Sunset BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: Company of OK, as Agent; Mickey Agreement dated March 23, 1999; John NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that electing an alternative to participation in Production Corporation; Paloma /s/ PEGGY MITCHELL, Lynn Darlington; Mitchell Royalty, LP; Wallace Graham aka John W Graham the Applicant in this cause may request the well drilled thereunder shall be Partners IV, LLC; LAND RUN Secretary Nancy A. Hall; Nathan D. Hall c/o Jr; LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Marathon the following special relief: that the deemed to have relinquished all of its MINERALS II, LLC; and if any of the (3‑27‑20) Adrian N. Hall; Ned Kevin Mitchell; Oil Company; McMahan Powers Order be made effective on a date prior working interest and right to drill in the above are deceased, the unknown heirs, Norris L. Beaird; O’Connor Royalty, Minerals, LLC; Midwest Resources to hearing, and that the authorization unit and common source of supply executors, administrators, devisees, LLC; OKKI Industries, LLC; Owanna 2000‑1 Oil & Gas Income Limited Part­ and permission requested herein run in named herein as to such well and any trustees and assigns, immediate and (CD11875395) Kay Madden & Bruce E. Madden, Joint nership; Midwest Resources 2001‑1 Oil favor of Applicant. wells drilled subsequent thereto. remote, of the above‑named parties; and NOTICE OF HEARING Tenants; Pam Albin; Pamela Albin; & Gas Income Limited Partnership; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that if any of the above are corporations CAUSE CD NO. 202000915 Pamela Albin; Patrick T. Rooney Trust Midwest Resources 2012‑1 Oil & Gas the “land sections adjacent to the area Applicant will request that the order which do not continue to have legal BEFORE THE CORPORATION c/o Patrick T. Rooney, James H. Income Limited Partnership; Midwest within the location exception” requested recognize that this horizontal well is existence, the unknown trustees or COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Rooney & L.F. Rooney III, Resources 98‑1 Oil & Gas Income herein said Sections 23 and 14 in regard part of a requested multiunit horizontal assigns of such parties. OKLAHOMA Co‑Trustees; Paul Rayburn Keahey, III; Limited Partnership; Midwest to the subsurface location tolerance well with Section 7‑10N‑7W, Canadian NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that APPLICANT: MEWBOURNE PEC Minerals, LP; Peregrine Energy, Resources 99‑1 Oil & Gas Income areas described above are Sections 10, and Grady Counties, Oklahoma. the Applicant in this Cause is requesting OIL COMPANY. RELIEF LP; Peregrine Petroleum Partners, Ltd.; Petro Partners Limited; Philip Taber Limited Partnership; Nila P. Michalicka 11, 15, 22, 26, and 27, Township 11 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that that the Commission pool and SOUGHT: POOLING. LAND Testamentary Trust c/o The Trust and Cyrill J. Michalicka, Sr. North, Range 7 West, Canadian the Applicant in this cause is requesting adjudicate the rights and equities of all COVERED: SECTIONS 15 Company of Oklahoma, as Agent for Co‑Trustees of the Nila P. Michalicka County, Oklahoma. the following special relief: Applicant oil and gas owners pursuant to Title 52, AND 22, TOWNSHIP 18 Peter Taber Jenkins & Nancy Taber NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that may request at the hearing that the O.S. §87.1, in the Woodford common NORTH, RANGE 24 WEST, Revocable Living Trust dated January Pilkington, Co‑Trustees; Phillip 31, 2000; Orchid AD3, LLC; Panhandle this Cause be set before an Order provide that as to all payments source of supply (640‑acre horizontal ELLIS COUNTY, provided for out of proceeds derived drilling and spacing unit by Order No. OKLAHOMA Erdberg; Phyllis Heyliger; Preston Lee Oil and Gas Inc., formerly Panhandle Administrative Law Judge for hearing, Pugh; Queenie Lu Mracek Revocable from the sale of production as to any 658385), underlying Section 7, THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: Royalty Company; Patricia Ann taking of evidence and reporting to the Trust dated 11/13/91 c/o Queenie Lu Williams; Petro Partners Limited; Commission. owner electing an alternative to partici­ Township 10 North, Range 7 West, To the following parties, if living; or if deceased, then their unknown heirs, Mracek, Trustee; Queenie Lu Mracek Randolph D. Davis and Marilyn N. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that pation in the well drilled hereunder, that Canadian and Grady Counties, Revocable Trust dated 11/13/91 c/o Davis, HW, JT’s; S & C Properties; this Cause will be heard before an such royalty proceeds shall be net Oklahoma. devisees, executors, administrators, successors, trustees, and/or assigns; or, Queenie Lu Mracek, Trustee; Ramona Southwest Petroleum Company; Administrative Law Judge on the Initial royalty proceeds, after deducting NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the unknown successors, trustees or K. Douglas Revocable Trust c/o Thomas W. Graham, Trustee of The Hearing Docket at the Corporation therefrom each owner’s proportionate the Applicant in this cause is requesting assigns, if any, of any dissolved corpo­ Ramona K. Douglas & Brian C. Thomas William Graham Property Commission, First Floor, Jim Thorpe part of all taxes and each owner’s the following special relief: that the ration, or the unknown successors of Douglas, Trustees; Ray D. Fritzemeyer Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at proportionate part of the actual costs Applicant is requesting at the hearing Management Trust dated December 18, any party designated in any record as & Susan K. Fritzemeyer Revocable incurred by the Operator, limited that the order provide that any owner 2008; Timberwolf Minerals, LLC; 8:30 A.M. on the 14th day of April, trustee: A. Byron Pugh, III; Agard Trust dated 2/27/98 c/o Ray D. however to those deducted by the electing an alternative to participation in Ventana Exploraiton and Production, 2020, and that this Notice be published Family Revocable Trust dated 7/31/02 Fritzemeyer & Susan K. Fritzemeyer, LLC; VentanaOperating, LLC; Viola H. as required by law and the Rules of the purchaser or gatherer from the contract the well drilled thereunder shall be c/o Gary L. Agard & Norma J. Agard, Trustees; Rex Boyd Holloway & Kathy Chase and Eugene Chase; Western Oil Commission. price of the oil and gas or other deemed to have relinquished all of its Trustees; Alan Joseph Cole; Amcon A. Holloway, Joint Tenants; Rhonda and Gas Development Corp; Roan NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that substances sold, in delivering, working interest and right to drill in the Resources, Inc.; Anne Marlene Barnhart; Rhonda Barnhart; Richard E. Resources, LLC; and if any of the the Applicant and interested parties may processing, gathering, dehydrating, or unit and common source of supply Douglass Henderson Revocable Trust Skaer; Rland, LLC; Robert C. Newman above are deceased, the unknown heirs, present testimony by telephone. The otherwise making such oil and gas or named herein as to such well and any c/o Anne Marlene Douglass Henderson Living Trust dated 8/28/02, as restated executors, administrators, devisees, cost of telephonic communication shall other substances merchantable or wells drilled subsequent thereto. & Carol S. Douglass, Trustees; Arthur 12/17/09 c/o Robert C. Newman & trustees and assigns, immediate and be paid by the person or persons marketable from the unit area. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that W. Skaer, III; Berryman, et al, Trust Lynn S. Newman, Trustees; Robert F. remote, of the above‑named parties; and requesting its use. Interested parties NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant will request that the order dated 10/10/49 c/o Intrust Bank, N.A. Hebeler Family Revocable Living Trust if any of the above are corporations who wish to participate by telephone the Applicant in this cause is requesting recognize that this horizontal well is Trustee, acting by through & under dated 11/1/84 c/o Robert F. Hebeler, which do not continue to have legal shall contact the Applicant or the following special relief: Applicant part of a requested multiunit horizontal Farmers National Company, Agent; Bill Trustee; Robert W. Carroll; Robert Y. existence, the unknown trustees or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing may request at the hearing that the well with Section 18‑10N‑7W, Grady L. Kelley Living Trust dated 4/22/92 c/o Alexander III Living Trust dated assigns of such parties.. date, and provide their name and phone Order provide Applicant with 365 days County, Oklahoma. Bill L. Kelley, Trustee; Brandi Harrison; 11/26/14 c/o Robert Y. Alexander III; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that number. from the date of the Order to commence NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that C.G. Nelson; Carol Lynn O’Daniel; Rodney Dale Mitchell & Ann Mitchell, the Applicants in this Cause are NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that drilling operations. the Applicant in this cause is requesting Carol S. Douglass Revocable Trust c/o Joint Tenants; Ronald M. Kersten, Jr.; requesting the Oklahoma Corporation in the event this cause is uncontested, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the following special relief: Applicant Carol S. Douglass, Trustee; CCH Ruth Ann Newman Tate; S & C Proper­ Commission issue an order authorizing the Applicant, its attorney, the Applicant in this cause is requesting may request at the hearing that the Investments, LLC; CCH Investments, ties c/o Jay Scott Fikes; Sandra Kay and permitting an exception to the representatives, witnesses and other the following special relief: that the Order provide that as to all payments LLC; Cecil W. Davison Trust dated Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 27, 2020» 5B

BOB ANTHONY, be heard. For information concerning Lexington; Theresa L. Salinas; Town of Luster, Personal Representative of the OKLAHOMA Vice‑Chairman this application, contact BENJAMIN J. Lexington, OK; Trustee of the Village Estate of Frank Melvin Luster III, IN THE MATTER OF THE Corporation DANA L. MURPHY, BROWN, OBA #30843, Attorney for of Lexington, OK; Wilbur J. deceased, having filed in this Court her ESTATE OF TERESA I. Commissioner Applicant, 400 N. Walker Avenue, McCumber, Trustee in accord w/ trust Petition for determination of heirs and HARTZOG, Deceased. Commission DONE AND PERFORMED this 26th Suite 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma agree 9‑22‑1971; William H. for distribution of said estate and for Notice is hereby given by Ronald day of March, 2020. 73102, Telephone (405) 330‑0725, Stromberg, Trustee of the William H. final discharge of said Personal Repre­ Gibby, Personal Representative of the Miller; Sarah Shrewder Tracy Credit BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: www.charneybrown.com/faqs, or Stromberg Trust; Alice E. Howerton; sentative, the hearing of the same has Estate of Teresa I. Hartzog, deceased, Shelter Trust c/o Indiana Trust & Peggy Mitchell, Commission Secretary contact Raymond Winkeljohn, Bertha Helm; Calvin Leslie Howard; been fixed by the Judge of said. Court having filed in this Court his Final Investment Management Company, (3‑27‑20) Landman at Mewbourne Oil Daisy Low Moore; Darrel Catlege; for the 14th day of April, 2020, at Account of the administration of said Mishawaka, Indiana, Successor Trustee, Company, Telephone (405) 235‑6374. David E. DeSelms; David O’Neal; 1:30 o’clock P.M. at the Courtroom of Estate and his Petition for acting by, through & under Farmers CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Dorotha Marie Angell; Eloise Ann Judge Courtroom 217 in the Oklahoma Determination of Heirs and for Distribu­ (CD11875411) OKLAHOMA Wolfenbarger; Ethelyn Smith; National Company, Agent; Sharyn M. NOTICE OF HEARING County Courthouse at Oklahoma City, tion of said Estate and for Final Opbroek; Shepherd Royalty, LLC; J. TODD HIETT, Frazier‑Boyd Post 301; George Richard Oklahoma, and all persons interested in Discharge of said Personal CAUSE CD NO. 202000916 Chairman Moore; Georgia Whorton Morris; Shriners Hospitals for Children c/o BEFORE THE CORPORATION said estate are notified then and there to Representative, the hearing of same has Northern Trust Bank of Texas; Shriners BOB ANTHONY, Gerald E. Poe & Justin W. Poe, JT; appear and show cause, if any they been fixed by the Judge of said Court COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Vice‑Chairman Gladys Adams Rawlings; Helen B. Hospitals for Children; Southwest OKLAHOMA have, why said Petition should not be for the 1st day of June, 2020, at 9:00 Petroleum Company c/o David L. DANA L. MURPHY, Bilan, John Case Bilan, Ernestine allowed, the heirs determined, and said o’clock a.m., at the Courtroom of said APPLICANT: MEWBOURNE Commissioner Abernathy Warren, JT; James G. Kundysek; Stephen Dyer Heller; OIL COMPANY. RELIEF estate distributed and the Personal Court in the County Courthouse at Stephen Dyer Heller; Teresa Goldman; DONE AND PERFORMED this 26th Moore; James W. Carpenter; Jennifer SOUTH: WELL LOCATION Representative discharged. Oklahoma City, in the County and State The Alan R. Leach Living Trust; The day of March, 2020. Crawford; Jerry D. Morrison; Jerry Dan EXCEPTION. LAND Dated this 12th day of March, 2020. aforesaid, and all persons interested in Hefner Company, Inc.; TKO Royalty BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: Fore; Jimmie Albert Hamm; Jimmy L. RICHARD W. KIRBY said Estate are notified then and there to COVERED: SECTIONS 15 Peggy Mitchell, Partners; Tracy Bruzonas; Tracy Holthus & Ann Rene Holthus, HW; JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT appear and show cause, if any they AND 22, TOWNSHIP 18 Commission Secretary John E. Graham; Joseph T. Qualls; Kay Perkins s/p/a Tracy Bruzonas; Trust RICK WARREN have, why said account should not be NORTH, RANGE 24 WEST, (3‑27‑20) Hawkins; Kenneth Dale created by James B. Kessler dated (SEAL) Court Clerk settled and allowed, the heirs deter­ ELLIS COUNTY, Edwards,Trustee of the Edwards Family 3/21/06 c/o William T. Brady, Trustee; By: Deputy mined, and said Estate distributed and OKLAHOMA Trust of T/A/D 9/30/2006; Kesh Tulsa Royalties Company c/o Baptist JAMES W. DAWSON, OBA #2236 the Personal Representative discharged. THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To (CD11875435) Colbert; Louise Baxter, aka Louise Foundation of Texas; Tulsa Royalties DATED this 18th day of March, the following parties, if living; or if NOTICE OF HEARING MOTION Nettie Baxter; Marjorie Leach; Martha 2200 SHADOWLAKE DR. Company; Viersen Oil & Gas FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73159 2020. Company; Viersen Oil & Gas deceased, then their unknown heirs, Jewel Moore; Mary A. Haddock; Mary devisees, executors, administrators, COMMENCE WELL Corbin Westholf; Mary Madeline Telephone: (405) 691‑1555 ALLEN WELCH Company; Virginia A. Wright Living CAUSE CD NO. 201900603 Facsimile: (405) 691‑1950 Special Judge Trust dated 9/8/15 c/o Virginia A. successors, trustees, and/or assigns; or, Chaudion Chapin; Mary Vivian Watts; the unknown successors, trustees or BEFORE THE CORPORATION Michele Annette Waynown; Mildred ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL RICK WARREN Wright & Gary L. Wright, Trustees; COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF assigns, if any, of any dissolved corpo­ Walton Carter; Robert Elwin Ragsdale; REPRESENTATIVE (SEAL) Court Clerk W.E. Horkey Properties, LLC; W.T. OKLAHOMA ration, or the unknown successors of Robert W. Billingsley; Roy Lee & Mary (3‑13, 3‑20‑20) By: Deputy Taylor, Jr.; Wanda Thying; William P. APPLICANT: OAKLAND any party designated in any record as Lee, HW, JT; Stephen H. Graham; Attorney for Personal Representative: Hall; Willis G. Shoaf & Connie L. OIL COMPANY. RELIEF H. Craig Pitts, OBA #16291 Shoaf Revocable Trust dated 7/28/00 trustee: PPP Petroleum, LP; and all Thomas P. Lanigan; Tim Hardcastle & SOUGHT: POOLING. (PR11873646) Rubenstein & Pitts, PLLC c/o Willis G. Shoaf & Connie L. Shoaf, persons, owners, producers, operators, Donna Hardcastle, HW, JT; Virginia LEGAL DESCRIPTION: W/2 NOTICE AND ORDER FOR 1503 E. 19th Street Trustees; Zundell Mineral Management, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, Corbin Flower; Wade H. Howerton; NW/4 OF SECTION 8, HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT & Edmond, OK 73013 LLC c/o Jerry D. Johnson; and all and all other interested persons in Ellis Walter Scott Morrison; Warren S. TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, PETITION FOR ORDER DETER­ (405) 340‑1900 persons, owners, producers, operators, County, Oklahoma. Lawson & Dora F. Lawson Irrevocable RANGE 1 WEST, MINING HEIRSHIP, ALLOWING (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) purchasers and takers of oil and gas, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Living Trust; William H. Walton; DISTRIBUTION AND FOR CLEVELAND COUNTY, William R. Graham; William Robert and all other interested persons in Ellis the Applicant in this cause is requesting OKLAHOMA DISCHARGE County, Oklahoma. that the Commission issue an Order Sibley; Patty Holt; and all persons, Case No.: PB‑2003‑35 (PR11873652) STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: owners, producers, operators, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that authorizing Mewbourne Oil Company, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS Adriana Chavez & Martina Chavez, purchasers and takers of oil and gas and the Applicant is requesting authority for or some other party, to drill, complete, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Case No. PB‑2020‑209 HW, JT; Amanda Necole Pace; Andrea all other interested persons, particularly a multiunit horizontal well in the and produce a multiunit horizontal well OKLAHOMA IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND M. Baumgartner; Ann Corcoran; in Cleveland County, Oklahoma, and if Cherokee and Cherokee Group common in the Cherokee and/or Cherokee Group Anthony Edward Sibley; Argon D. IN THE MATTER OF THE FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE sources of supply in Sections 15 and 22, any of the individuals are deceased, or if common sources of supply for the Helm & Rebecca Helm, HW, JT; Betty ESTATE OF DOROTHY OF OKLAHOMA Township 18 North, Range 24 West, any of the companies are no longer in 640‑acre drilling and spacing units J. McElderry Living Trust, ETAD PAULINE COMBS, Deceased. IN THE MATTER OF THE Ellis County, Oklahoma. existence, the unknown heirs, executors, consisting of Sections 15 and 22, Town­ 6‑8‑2000; Betty J. McElderry Living Notice is hereby given to all persons ESTATES OF: KYLEIGH NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that administrators, devisees, trustees, ship 18 North, Range 24 West, Ellis Trust, ETAD 6‑8‑2000; Bradley David ALYSSE SCHULTZ, the Applicant in this cause is requesting successors and assigns, immediate and interested in the Estate of Dorothy County, Oklahoma, with a completion Whorton; Brian Abraham Kahan; DECEASED the following special relief: remote, of the named parties. Pauline Combs, deceased, that Diane interval as follows: Brittany Elizabeth Whorton Little; All creditors having claims against (a) Approving a multiunit horizontal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that M. Huff, Personal Representative, has North/South Location ‑ ft, Bryan David Whorton; Buffalo Ridge well in the 640‑acre drilling and spacing the Applicant in this cause is requesting filed a Final Account and Petition for KYLEIGH AL YSSE SCHULTZ, East/West Location ‑ ft, Farms, LLC; CAO Energy Investments, units formed for the Cherokee and the Commission, pursuant to OAC Order Determining Heirship, Allowing Deceased, are required to present the First Perforation in Section 15, LLC; Carlton William Corbin, Jr.; Cherokee Group common sources of 165:5‑7‑7(f), grant an additional period Distribution of the Estate and for same, with a description of all security NCT 2,640’ FNL NCT 1,000’ Carroll Rowland & Claudia Louise supply in Sections 15 and 22, Township of one year from April 25, 2020, or until Discharge interests and other collateral (if any) FWL of Section 15, Nance‑Rowland, Trustees of the Carroll 18 North, Range 24 West, Ellis, April 25, 2021, to commence operations IT IS ORDERED that the 2nd day held by each creditor with respect to Last Perforation in Section 15 & Louise Rowland Revocable Trust; Oklahoma, so as to allow such multiunit for the drilling of the well provided for of June, 2020, at 1:30 p.m., is set as such claim, to the named Personal NCT 0’ FSL NCT 1,000’ FWL of Catherine Mary Burgett, Trustee of the horizontal well to be drilled as in Order No. 695208. Applicant further the time for hearing said Petition at the Representative, CODY TYLER Section 15, Catherine M. Burgett Revocable Trust, described in Paragraph D of the Appli­ requests that the Order to be entered Oklahoma County Courthouse, SCHULTZ, c/o The Bethany Law First Perforation in Section 22 dated6 4‑2 ‑1995; Chuck Whitaker; cation and to be completed in and to herein be made effective on a date prior Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, when and Center, LLP, 6666 N.W. 39th NCT 0’ FNL NCT 1,000’ FWL of Clara E. Coats; Claudio Resendiz produce hydrocarbons from the to the entry of said Order. where all persons interested may appear Expressway, Bethany, Oklahoma, Section 22, Chavez & Fabiola Chavez Munos, HW, above‑named common source of supply. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that and contest the same. 73008 on or before the following Last Perforation in Section 22 JT; D.J. Whitaker; Darla R. Williams; The Order should establish a proper this cause be set before an IT IS SO ORDERED THIS 18th presentment date May 22, 2020, or the NCT 330’ FSL NCT 1,000’ FWL David D. Cook & Linda J. Cook, HW, allocation factor for allocating the cost Administrative Law Judge for hearing, DAY OF MARCH, 2020. same will be forever barred. of Section 22, JT; Debbie Whitaker; Douglas Arthur of and the production and proceeds taking of evidence and reporting to the RICHARD W. KIRBY DATED: March 18,2020. This well will be completed using Baker, Jr & Naoko Baker, JT; Edwin L. from such multiunit horizontal well to Commission. JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT By: Ryan C. Owens, OBA #22258 casing and cement. The completion Blevins, Jr.; EKN Holdings, LLC; Eliz­ each of the affected units covered NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that RICK WARREN [email protected] interval for the lateral shall be defined abeth Pummill Whorton Williams; Elson Direct Phone: (405) 603‑5080 hereby. this cause will be heard before an (SEAL) Court Clerk by the interval between the first and last Dickson & Martha Dickson, HW, JT; 6666 NW 39th Expressway (b) The legal descriptions of the Administrative Law Judge on the By: Deputy land sections adjacent to the area within perforations described above. The Elson Dickson & Martha Dickson, HW, Bethnay, OK 73008 Motion Hearing Docket at the Carlton W. Dimery, OBA #19081, which the location exception lies are proposed location is not a legal location JT; Ema Chavez Herrera & Jaun Attorney for the Personal Corporation Commission, Jim Thorpe Attorney for Personal Representative Sections 9, 10, 11, 14, 16, 21, 23, 26, under the terms of Order Nos. 475998 Herrera, HW, JT; Euvonda Ledford Representative Building, 2101 N. Lincoln, Oklahoma 222 E. Eufaula, St,. 200 27, and 28, Township 18 North, Range and 594643 and the Order to issue in a and/or Dusti Gracc; Euvonda Ledford (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) City, OK 73105, at 9:00 a.m., on the Norman, OK 73069 24 West, Ellis County, Oklahoma. pending spacing application. and/or Dusti Grace; Floetta B. 14th day of April, 2020, and that this TEL: (405)321‑8067 Applicant further requests that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Reynonds, a L/E; Gayle Caskey; George McDowell, Jr.; Gerald D. Notice be published as required by law FAX: (405)321‑2949 Applicant, or some other party, be the location described above is moving (PR11873653) Lawson; Gerald W. Waltonity; Gregory and the Rules of the Commission. (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) authorized the right to drill said well. toward the following described NOTICE TO CREDITORS Darrell Wolfenbarger; Heidi Ann NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant further requests that it be property: Case No. PB‑2020‑210 Wolfinbarger; Herman Ray Wilson; the Applicant and interested parties may permitted to produce said well at a loca­ (a) Sections 16, 21, 28, and 27, (PR11873647) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Jack Cottrell; Jack R. Steinman, Jack R. present testimony by telephone. The tion to be approved by the Commission Township 18 North, Range 24 West, NOTICE TO CREDITORS OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Steinman II, Mary C. Henwood, JT; cost of telephonic communication shall from the common source of supply Ellis County, Oklahoma. CASE NO. PB‑2019‑1446 OKLAHOMA James Daniel Grotts & Pamela M. be paid by the person or persons covered hereby without any downward (b) The completion interval of the IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF In the Matter of the Estate of Grotts, JT; James Elbert Wolfenbarger; requesting its use. Interested parties allowable adjustment. The Applicant well described herein is moving toward OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF LYNNA FAYE RIVES, James Joseph Donovan & Patsy Ruth who wish to participate by telephone requests that the Commission grant such the offset well(s) listed below: OKLAHOMA Deceased. Donovan, HW, JT; James S. Lanigan; shall contact the Applicant or other and further relief as may be proper Well Name API Number IN THE MATTER OF THE All creditors having claims against JBN 1997 Trust; Jean E. Holden Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing based upon the evidence presented at Operator, ESTATE OF SHARON Lynna Faye Rives, Deceased, are Salmon; Jean Opala Ward; Jeffrey W. date, and provide their name and the hearing herein. Gross #2‑16 045‑22325 PPP WRATHER, Deceased required to present the same, with a (c) The Applicant may request that Scott & Fonda D. Scott, JT; Jerry A. telephone number. Petroleum, LP, STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY description of all security interests and the Order be made effective on a date Hamm & Susan Anette Hamm, HW, JT; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Johnson #2‑28 045‑22316 PPP OF OKLAHOMA ss. other collateral (if any) held by each prior to the signing thereof. Jessie A. Arnold Wallentine; Jill A. all interested persons may appear and Petroleum, LP, All creditors having claims against creditor with respect to such claim, to NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Davidson Revocable Trust, Jill A. be heard. For information concerning NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Sharon Wrather, Deceased, are required the named Personal Representative, this cause be set before an Davidson, as Trustee; John Donald this action, contact JOE OKERLUND, the Applicant in this cause is requesting to present the same with a description Elizabeth E. Rives, Personal Represent­ Administrative Law Judge for hearing, Moore; Jonah Mitchell Kahan; Jose & Okland Oil Company, 110 N. Robinson, the following special relief: of all security interests and other collat­ ative, through her attorney of record, taking of evidence and reporting to the Carla Ramirez; Joseph Temm; Joyce G. Suite 400, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, (a) That Mewbourne Oil Company, eral, if any, held by each creditor with Debra K. Hampton, 3126 S. Blvd., # Commission. Peltier; Kambert Properties, Inc.; Kath­ Telephone: (405) 236‑3046, OR Eric or some other party, be designated as respect to such claim, to the 304, Edmond, OK, on or before the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that erine Graham; Kayla Lynn; Larry & Huddleston, Attorney, Two Leadership operator of the unit well. undersigned Personal Representative at following presentment date: May 5, this cause will be heard before an Ramona Craig Living Trust, dated Square, 211 North Robinson, Suite (b) That the well, if a commercial the address of the Attorney for the 2020, or the same will be forever Administrative Law Judge on the Initial 2/15/2006; Leroy Wheeler & Ricky Lee 1300, Oklahoma City, OK 73102, Tele­ producer in the common source of Personal Representative, the Law Office barred. Hearing Docket at the Corporation Wheeler, JT; Linda Ann Self; Lisa & phone: (405) 232‑3722. supply named herein, be permitted to Daniel Parker,HW, JT; Luther A. Pyle; of Bryon J. Will, P.L.L.C., Post Office Dated this 18th day of March, 2018. Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, CORPORATION COMMISSION OF produce without penalty. Mary Claire Wagner, a L/E; Mary Love Box 12060, Oklahoma City, OK 73157, ELIZABETH E. RIVES, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 OKLAHOMA (c) That, at the request of the Stromberg, Trustee of the Mary Love on or before the following presentment Personal Representative A.M., on the 20th day of April, 2020, J. Todd Hiett Applicant, the Order may be made Stromberg Trust; Mary Temm; Michael date: June 18, 2020, or the same will be Attorney for Personal Representative: and that this notice be published as Chairman DEBRA K. HAMPTON, OBA # 13621 required by law and the rules of the effective on a date prior to its signing. Tenm; Mike E. McCurtain; Mike J. forever barred. If the presentment date Bob Anthony 3126 S. Boulevard, # 304 Commission. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Tarp; Miranda Diehl; Nancy Burbach; stated is a Saturday, Sunday, or legal Vice Chairman Edmond, OK 73013 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this cause be set before an Adminis­ Nathan Whitaker & Wanda J. Whitaker, holiday, the presentment date shall be trative Law Judge for hearing, taking of HW, JT; Neil McElderry Living Trust, Dana L. Murphy, deemed to be the next succeeding day (405) 250‑0966 the Applicant and interested parties may Commissioner present testimony by telephone. The evidence and reporting to the ETAD 6‑8‑2000; Neil McElderry which is not a Saturday, Sunday, or (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 26th cost of telephonic communication shall Commission. Living Trust, ETAD 6‑8‑2000; Nick legal holiday. DAY OF MARCH, 2020. be paid by the person or persons NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Martinez & Felicia Martinez, HW, JT; Dated: March 18, 2020 BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: (PR11873657) requesting its use. Interested parties this cause will be heard before an Pascual Ocamp & Irma Ocampo, HW, Bryon J.Will, ORDER AND NOTICE OF who wish to participate by telephone Administrative Law Judge on the JT; Patricia Hooge; Patricia L Scott, Peggy Mitchell, Secretary Person Representative of the Estate of (3‑27‑20) HEARING MOTION TO shall contact the Applicant or Hearing Docket at the Corporation now Patricia L Koehn; Paulette Coulter; Sharon Wrather, Deceased APPROVE PERSONAL INJURY Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, Penny Johnson; Randi Stellar; Raymond Bryon J. Will, OBA #22339 SETTLEMENT AND DISTRIBUTE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 date, and provide their name and phone A. Overton; Richard Newville &/or The Law Office of Bryon J. Will, SETTLEMENT PROCEEDS a.m., on the 20th day of April, 2020, number. Margaret Newville; Rick Pickup & P.L.L.C. CASE NO. PB‑2019‑1446 and that this notice be published as Robbin Pickup, HW, JT; Robert Allen NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that P.O. Box 12060 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF required by law and the rules of the & Sandra Allen, HW; Robert E. all interested persons may appear and Probate Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73157 OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Commission. Ragsdale Revocable Trust, dated be heard. For information concerning Telephone: (405) 308‑4272 OKLAHOMA NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that 5‑24‑1994; Robert E. Ragsdale (PR11871583) this application, contact BENJAMIN Facsimile: (888) 411‑0744 IN THE MATTER OF THE J. BROWN, OBA #30843, Attorney the Applicant and interested parties may Revocable Trust, dated 5‑24‑199434; NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION Email: [email protected] ESTATE OF SHARON for Applicant, 400 N. Walker Avenue, present testimony by telephone. The Robert G. Massengale & Carla G. FOR DISTRIBUTION AND (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) WRATHER, Deceased Suite 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma cost of telephonic communication shall Massengale, HW, JT; Ronia Kahan DISCHARGE 73102, Telephone 405) 330 0725, be paid by the person or persons Davidson, Louis A. Davidson & Aaron PB‑2019‑979 NOTICE IS BEING MADE: That a www.charneybrown.com/faqs, or requesting its use. Interested parties Daniel Kahan, Successor Trustees of IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF (PR11873651) hearing on the Personal Representative’s contact Raymond Winkeljohn, who wish to participate by telephone the Jill Aspen Davidson Annual OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF NOTICE FOR HEARING OF Motion to Approve Personal Injury Landman at Mewbourne Oil shall contact the Applicant or Exclusion Trust u/d/o 9‑1‑1978; Sandra OKLAHOMA FINAL ACCOUNT AND FOR Settlement and Distribute of Settlement Company, Telephone (405) 235‑6374. Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing L. Bowman Tarp; Shannon Brown; IN THE MATTER·OF THE DISTRIBUTION AND Proceeds of a personal injury settlement CORPORATION COMMISSION OF date, and provide their name and phone Shelby McDonald Davis; Snow Family ESTATE OF FRANK DISCHARGE (Tit. 58 O.S. §§553) is set to be heard on the 5th day of OKLAHOMA number. Trust; Stephen T. Graham; Susan A. MELVIN LUSTER III, Case No. PB‑2018‑757 May, 2020, at 1:30 p.m. before the J. TODD HIETT, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Hamm & Jerry A. Hamm, WH, JT; Deceased. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Oklahoma County District Courthouse Chairman all interested persons may appear and Sylvia Barbara Acost; The City of Notice is hereby given that Andrea OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Continued on next page LPXLP 6B « March 27, 2020 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

persons interested may appear and of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, an known potential creditors are as set Court on this 11th day of March, 2020. Lakeshore Estates Addition, an Probate contest the same. instrument purporting to be Decedent’s forth on Exhibit “A” hereto. APRIL D. COLLINS Addition to Oklahoma City, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I Last Will and Testament, and that such Pursuant to the Order for Combined JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, have set my hand this 18th day of person also filed in the Court a Petition Notice, all creditors having claim RICK WARREN according to the recorded plat March, 2020. for Probate of Will, Appointment of against Bessie Ruth La Mar, Deceased, (SEAL) Court Clerk thereof, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in Court­ ALLEN WELCH Personal Representative, Determination are required to present same, with a By: Deputy for the sum of: room 217. JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT of Heirs‑at‑Law, Devisees and description of all security interest and Jacqueline Short Reason, Amount IT IS SO ORDERED this 18th day RICK WARREN Legatees, and Waiver of the Filing of an other collateral, if any, held by each 8133 N.W. 19th St, Unpaid Principal Balance: $134,547.41 of March, 2020. (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY Inventory and Appraisement (“Petition”) creditor with respect to such claim, to Okc, OK 73127, Date of Default: 10/01/2019 RICHARD W. KIRBY COURT CLERK praying in part that the Court (i) admit Shannon D. Taylor, Shannon D. Taylor, (405) 205‑3623 Interest Due From: 09/01/2019 JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT By: Deputy Court Clerk the instrument identified as the PLLC, 3422 NW 135th Street, [email protected] Lender’s Fees & Costs: RICK WARREN Amy J. Sine, OBA #13766 Pour‑Over Will of Dairl E. Ogle dated Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73120, as (3‑13, 3‑20, 3‑27‑20) Escrow Advance, $2,570.84 (SEAL) Court Clerk J. Leslie LaReau, OBA #16257 November 29, 2011 (“Will”), to probate attorney for the Special Administrator, Accrued Late Charges, $115.00 By: Deputy HARTZOG CONGER CASON LLP as Decedent’s Last Will and Testament; on or before the 23rd day of April, Other Fees, $120.00 (CV11871628) Respectfully submitted: 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite (ii) issue Letters Testamentary 2020, or the same will be forever including all subsequent advances by NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Bryon J. Will, OBA #22339 1600 to Peti­tioner to serve as personal barred. 58 O.S. § 246(B)(10). Plaintiff, if any, for taxes, insurance Case No. CV‑2020‑609 The Law Office of Bryon J. Will, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 representative of Decedent’s estate, NOTICE is hereby given that a premiums, or expenses necessary for IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF P.L.L.C [email protected] without bond; (iii) determine the iden­ hearing will be held at 1:30 p.m. on the the preservation of the subject property, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF P.O. Box 12060 [email protected] tity of Decedent’s heirs‑at‑law, devisees 1st day of June, 2020, before the all costs of this action; reasonable attor­ OKLAHOMA Oklahoma City, OK 73157 Telephone: (405) 235‑7000 and legatees and any guardian or Honorable Judge ALLEN J. WELCH, ney’s fees and costs as the Court may CHESAPEAKE LAND Telephone: (405) 308‑4272 Facsimile: (405) 996‑3403 conservator of any minor or in his courtroom located in the allow, and the costs of foreclosing your DEVELOPMENT Facsimile: (888) 411‑0744 ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONERS incompetent heir‑at‑law for the Oklahoma County Courthouse, 321 interest in the property and ordering COMPANY, L.L.C., an Email: [email protected] (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) purposes of filing waivers or consents Park Avenue, Oklahoma City, said property sold with or without Oklahoma limited liability Personal Representative herein by any of such persons as Oklahoma. At the hearing the Court will appraisement as Plaintiff may elect, all company, Plaintiff, v. THE (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) permitted by law; and (iv) enter an decide whether to approve the Petition of which you will take due notice. UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS (PR11873665) order stating that the personal represent­ for Summary Administration and the WITNESS my hand and official seal OF RICHARD N. COYLE, NOTICE TO CREDITORS ative shall not be required to make and final account and petition for determina­ this 12th day of March, 2020. (PR11873659) DECEASED, and THE Case No. PB‑2019‑1354 return to the Court an inventory and tion of heirs, devisees and legatees and Rick Warren NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL TRUST INDENTURE DATED IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF appraisement of Decedent’s estate. distribution of the Special (SEAL) Court Clerk ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR FEBRUARY 1, 1957, AS OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Administrator. The final account and By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK ORDER ALLOWING FINAL Pursuant to an order of the Court, DEVISEE IN THE ESTATE OKLAHOMA petition for determination of heirs, devi­ Don Timberlake ‑ #9021 ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION notice is hereby given that the 2nd day OF ALMA M. NICHOLS, IN RE THE MATTER OF sees and legatees and distribution will Alex M. Sharp ‑ #31876 AND DISCHARGE of June, 2020 at 1:30 p.m., has been DECEASED, DISTRICT THE ESTATE OF WALTER be filed herein on or before the 12th Chynna Scruggs ‑ #32663 Case # PB‑2019‑428 appointed as the time for hearing the COURT OF OKLAHOMA MASONER Deceased. day of May, 2020. Kim S. Jenkins ‑ #32809 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Petition and approving the Will at the COUNTY, CASE NO. TO: THE CREDITORS AND You are hereby advised that, William H. Sullivan ‑ #8761 OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF courtroom of the undersigned Judge of P‑1970‑1956, Defendants. PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE pursuant to 58 O.S. § 246(B)(8), you BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. OKLAHOMA the District Court in the County Court­ THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: the ESTATE OF WALTER MASONER must file any objection to the Petition P.O. Box 18486 IN THE MATTER OF THE house in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Unknown Successors of Richard N. All persons having claims against for Summary Administration, the Final Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 ESTATE OF ANDREW County, Oklahoma, when and where all Coyle, Deceased; and the Trust Walter Masoner, Deceased, are Account and the Petition for Determina­ Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 WAYNE MULLICAN, persons interested may appear and Indenture dated February 1, 1957, as required to present the same, with a tion of heirs, legatees and devisees, and Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 DECEASED contest the same. Devisee in the Estate of Alma M. description of all security interests and send a copy to the Petitioner’s attorney, don@baer‑timberlake.com NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DATED this 23rd day of March, Nichols, Deceased, District Court of other collateral (if any) held by each Shannon D. Taylor, Shannon D. Taylor, (3‑13, 3‑20, 3‑27‑20) Jon C. Mullican, Personal 2020. Oklahoma County, Case No. creditor with respect to such claim, to PLLC, 3422 NW 135th Street, Representative of the Estate of Andrew RICHARD W. KIRBY P‑1970‑1956. the Co‑Personal Representative(s), Julie Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73120, Wayne Mullican, deceased, having filed JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Take notice that you, and each of Streck‑Carver and Linda Streck before the hearing date set forth above (CV11871601) in this Court his Final Account of his RICK WARREN you, have been sued in the District Anderson, in c/o of J. John Hager, Esq., or you will be deemed to have waived Notice of Hearing in the Matter of administration of said estate and his (SEAL) Court Clerk Court of Oklahoma County, State of of Dimick Hyde & Lewis, P.C., 3717 any objections. If you have no the Death of Jose Francisco Ramirez FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION By Deputy Oklahoma (the “Court”) by the above Northwest 63rd Street, Suite 100, Okla­ objections, you need not appear at the Oklahoma Workers’ Compensation FOR ORDER ALLOWING FINAL Mark W. Malone OBA #19517 named Plaintiff in the above numbered homa City, Oklahoma 73116, on or hearing or make any filings with the Commission ACCOUNT AND DISTRIBUTION McAFEE & TAFT and styled cause of action. before the following presentment date: Court. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all AND DISCHARGE of said estate, the A Professional Corporation This suit is brought for the purpose May 31, 2020 or the same will be If an objection is filed before the those interested in the Matter of the haring of same has been set by the Tenth Floor, Two Leadership Square of quieting title in and to the following forever barred. hearing date set forth above, the Court Death of Jose Francisco Ramirez v. Judge of said Court for the 1st day of 211 North Robinson described property in Oklahoma DATED this 17th day of March, will determine at the hearing whether Action Safety Supply, Case No. WCC: June, 2020, at 9:00 o’clock a.m., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: 2020. summary proceedings are appropriate 2020‑00670‑H. The matter is set for a before the Honorable Allen Welch Jr., Telephone: (405) 235‑9621 Lots 23 through 27, together with Respectfully Submitted, and distribution of Decedent’s Estate. final determination of eligible benefi­ Judge of the District Court, Oklahoma FAX#: ( 405) 235‑0439 that portion to the center line of J. John Hager, Attorney for Julie Respectfully submitted, ciaries and adjudication of benefits County Courthouse,321 Robert S. Kerr Email: the street named The Strand lying Streck‑Carver Shannon D. Taylor, OBA #20866 payable pursuant to the Oklahoma Ave., Oklahoma City, OK. 73102, and [email protected] adjacent to said Lots 23 through and Linda Streck Anderson, Shannon D. Taylor, PLLC Workers’ Compensation Commission all persons interested in said estate are ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER 27, in Block 28, in Business Co‑Personal 3422 NW 135th Street Act on April 15, 2020, before the notified to then and there appear and (3‑27‑20) Section of Nichols Hills, Representative(s) of the Estate of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73120 Honorable Judge John Blodgett at 9:00 show cause, if any they have, why the Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Walter Masoner (405) 602‑8446 a.m. before the Workers’ Compensation said final account should not be settled according to the plat recorded in Subscribed and sworn to before me (PR11875281) (405) 421‑0943 (Fax) Commission of Oklahoma, 1915 N. and allowed, the heirs of said deceased Book 23 of Plats, page 72 (“Tract this 17th day of March, 2020 COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ [email protected] Stiles Ave. in Oklahoma City, determined and the estate distributed. DEBRA L. HANLON TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING 1”). Oklahoma. All those having business Dated this 18th day of March, 2020. Attorney for Petitioner Block F, together with that (SEAL) Notary Public Case No. PB‑2020‑285 (3‑27‑20) before the Commission and interested ALLEN WELCH My Commission Expires: August 5, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF portion of the street named The parties should plan to attend. JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT 2020 OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Strand lying adjacent to said (3‑20, 3‑27, 4‑3‑20) RICK WARREN (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) OKLAHOMA Block F, in Business Section of (SEAL) Court Clerk Nichols Hills, Oklahoma County, IN THE MATTER OF THE (CV11873649) By: Deputy ESTATE OF BESSIE RUTH Oklahoma, according to the plat (PR11873816) NOTICE OF PUBLICATION ANDREW P. MURPHY, OBA #16702 LA MAR, Deceased. Civil recorded in Book 23 of Plats, Andrew P. Murphy, Attorney at Law, NOTICE TO CREDITORS page 72 (“Tract 2”). Case No. CS‑2019‑8976 TO All persons interested in the (CV11871591) P.C. Case No. PB‑2020‑103 which lands are owned by the IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ESTATE OF BESSIE RUTH LA MAR: AMENDED NOTICE OF 3601 N. Classen Blvd., Suite 106 IS THE DISTRICT COURT OF Plaintiff. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF You are hereby notified that on the HEARING MOTION TO DETER­ Oklahoma City, OK. 73118 OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF If you fail to answer the Petition of OKLAHOMA 16th day of March, 2020, the Petitioner, MINE HEIRS AND QUIET TITLE Tel: 405.524.5155 OKLAHOMA the Plaintiff filed against you in the TINKER FEDERAL CREDIT Audrey Thomas, filed in the District PB‑2020‑45 Fax: 405.524.5355 IN THE MATTER OF THE Court, on or before the 1st day of May, UNION Plaintiff, vs. SHELBI Court of Oklahoma County, State of IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ESTATE OF Charles W. 2020, the Petition will be taken as true D. GEORGE, Defendant. Oklahoma, a Petition for Summary OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF REPRESENTATIVE Johnson, Sr., Deceased. and judgment rendered quieting title in To the above‑named Defendant: Administration and Appointment of OKLAHOMA (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY and to the above described lands, all as SHELBI D. GEORGE WHEREVER Special Administrator. PATRICIA CROSS a/k/a OF OKLAHOMA ss. prayed for in the Petition. FOUND The Decedent, Bessie Ruth La Mar, PATRICIA ANN CROSS a/k/a All persons having claims against WITNESS my hand and seal this You are hereby notified that an (PR11873660) died intestate on or about November 10, PATRICIA ANNA CROSS Charles W. Johnson, Sr., Deceased to 12th day of March, 2020. action has been filed in the District NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION 2019, domiciled in and residing at a/k/a PATRICIA ANNA present the same with a description of RICK WARREN Court, of Oklahoma County, State of FOR PROBATE OF WILL, FOR 11616 Oakdale, Oklahoma City, HOPKINS a/ka PATRICIA A. all security interests and other collateral, (SEAL) COURT CLERK Oklahoma, Case No. CS‑2019‑8976, DETERMINATION OF HEIRS, Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma HOPKIN SCROSS a/k/a if any, held by each creditor with OKLAHOMA COUNTY, styled “Tinker Federal Credit Union, LEGATEES, AND DEVISEES, AND 73099. The total value of the decedent’s PATRICIA ANN respect to such claim to the named OKLAHOMA Plaintiff v. Shelbi D. George, FOR CONSTRUCTION OF property in Oklahoma is estimated to be HOPKINS‑CROSS, Plaintiff, Personal Representative at: By: DEPUTY Defendant”. The action alleges that TRUSTS less than Two Hundred Thousand THE HEIRS, EXECUTORS, Terri Groom, Pro Se. Approved as to form: Defendant is indebted to Tinker Federal CASE NO. PB‑2020‑297 Dollars ($200,000.00). The Petitioner ADMINISTRATORS, 16408 Old Elm Ln. Michael K. Avery, OBA #22476 Credit Union in the amount of IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF has requested dispensation of regular DEVISEES AND ASSIGNS Edmond, OK 73013 Colby J. Byrd, OBA #33478 $5,443.39 as of August 28, 2019. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF proceedings and commence summary OF GLORIA K. TIDWELL Phone: (406) 708‑ 1603 McAfee & Taft A Professional Corpo­ You and/or your unknown OKLAHOMA proceedings pursuant to 58 O.S. § 245, a/k/a GLORIA KAY MILLER E‑mail: [email protected] ration successors are hereby notified that you IN THE MATTER OF THE et seq. a/k/a GLORIA KAY CROSS, on or before the following presentment Tenth Floor, Two Leadership Square have been sued in this action and must ESTATE OF SARAH The Petitioner is Decedent’s mother DECEASED; and THE date: 8th of May, or the same will be 211 North Robinson Ave. answer the Petition filed by Plaintiff on BERNICE BUTKIN, and only surviving parent. She is a HEIRS, EXECUTORS, non‑suited, void and forever barred. Oklahoma City, OK 73102‑7103 or before June 1st 2020 or the facts DECEASED resi ­dent of Oklahoma County, State of ADMINISTRATORS, Dated this 6th day of March, 2020. Telephone: (405) 235‑9621 contained in said Petition will be taken Notice is given to all heirs, legatees, Oklahoma and may be contacted DEVISEES AND ASSIGNS Terri Groom Facsimile: (405) 235‑0439 as hue and judgment will be entered in and devisees of Sarah Bernice Butkin, through her attorney, Shannon D. OF DEAN S. CROSS a/k/a Petitioner [email protected] favor of Tinker Federal Credit Union. Deceased (“Decedent”), that on the 17th Taylor, at 3422 NW 135th Street, Okla­ DEAN STEVEN CROSS, Terri Groom, Pro Se [email protected] Issued March 17, 2020. day of March, 2020, Petitioners Robert homa City, Oklahoma, 405‑602‑8446. DECEASED, Defendants. 16408 Old Elm Ln. Attorneys for Plaintiff RICK WARREN A. Butkin, Jane Butkin Wagner Petitioner has also petitioned the Court TO: DEFENDANTS, THE HEIRS, Edmond. OK 73013 Chesapeake Land Development (SEAL) COURT CLERK (formerly known as Sherri Jane Butkin for appointment as Administratrix of the EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, Phone: (405) 708‑1503 Company, L.L.C. By: Deputy Court Clerk Wagner), and Nancy Ellen Butkin Decedent’s Estate. DEVISEES AND ASSIGNS OF E‑mail: [email protected] (3‑13, 3‑20, 3‑27‑20) Attorney for Plaintiff: Herzog (“Petitioners”) filed in the (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) In an Order for Combined Notice GLORIA K. TIDWELL a/k/a GLORIA JEFFERY S. LUDLAM, OBA #17822 District Court of Oklahoma County, entered herein, the Court appointed the KAY MILLER a/k/a GLORIA KAY HALL & LUDLAM, PLLC Oklahoma an instrument in writing Petitioner as Special Administrator CROSS, DECEASED and DEAN S. (CV11871660) 210 Park Ave, Suite 3001 purporting to be the Last Will and (PR11875268) without bond and found that it should CROSS a/k/a DEAN STEVEN NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Testament of Decedent. Petitioners also AMENDED NOTICE OF dispense with the regular estate CROSS, DECEASED. No. CJ‑2020‑1466 (405) 600‑9500 ‑ Telephone filed a Petition asking that the Court HEARING PETITION FOR proceedings prescribed by law and Said Defendants are hereby notified IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN (405) 600‑9550 ‑ Facsimile admit to probate the Will, issue Letters PROBATE OF WILL, order notice to creditors and issue and that they have been sued in an action to AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY (3‑20, 3‑27, 4‑3‑20) Testamentary to Robert A. Butkin APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL order for hearing upon the Petition for quiet title and to determine heirs of STATE OF OKLAHOMA without the requirement of any bond, REPRESENTATIVE, DETERMI­ Summary Administration, the final Defendants mentioned in the caption FREEDOM MORTGAGE determine the identity of all heirs, NATION OF HEIRS‑AT‑LAW, account and petition for determination above pending in the District Court of CORPORATION, Plaintiff, vs. (CV11873658) devisees, and legatees of Decedent for DEVISEES AND LEGATEES, AND of heirs, legatees and devisees and Oklahoma County, OK, regarding UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS ALIAS NOTICE OF PETITION TO purposes of filing waivers or consents WAIVER distribution. ownership of real property: Lot 2 Block OF PATRICIA A. PALNAU, QUIET TITLE TO REAL as permitted by law, and relieve the OF THE FILING OF AN To Petitioner’s best knowledge, 2 Crosby Heights Sixth Addition, Okla­ IF ANY, et al., Defendant(s). PROPERTY Personal Representative from, the duty INVENTORY AND information and belief, the Decedent’s homa County, Oklahoma. THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Case No. CV‑2020‑83 of returning to the Court an inventory APPRAISEMENT heirs‑at‑law are as follows: Further said Defendants must answer Unknown successors of Patricia A. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF and appraisement of the Estate of Dece­ Case No. PB‑2020‑305 NAME/ADDRESS the Petition on file in this action on or Palnau, if any, Spouse of Patricia A. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF dent. Petitioners additionally requested IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF RELATIONSHIP before April 28 2020, and/or attend the Palnau, if married OKLAHOMA that the Court construe certain Trusts OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Tracy La Mar, Adult Daughter, 513 Hearing to be held by the Court on this TAKE NOTICE that you have been Black Gate, LLC, Plaintiff, vs. created by the Decedent and clarify the OKLAHOMA Draper Drive, Midwest City, OK 73110 matter set for April 29, 2020 at 9:00 sued by Freedom Mortgage CC & SS Foundation, Inc., provisions of certain Trust Agreements IN THE MATTER OF THE LaDonna Blakley, Adult Daughter, a.m. in Courtroom 217, located at 321 Corporation, and that you must answer Divine Design Development as needed. ESTATE OF DAIRL E. 4616 N. Lewis Ave., Tulsa, OK 74130 Park Avenue, Oklahoma City, the Petition of said Plaintiff on file in LLC, Doris Irene Clifton, and Pursuant to an Order of the Court, OGLE, Deceased. Marva La Mar, Adult Daughter, 539 Oklahoma, 731 02. said cause on or before May 31, 2020, the spouse, if any of Doris notice is given that the 11th day of NOTICE is hereby given to all E. Harmon Drive, Midwest City, OK If you do not Enter an Appearance, or the allegations of said Petition will be Irene Clifton, and the May, 2020, at 1:30 p.m., has been persons interested in the estate of Dairl 73110 File an Answer, or Attend said Hearing, taken as true and judgment rendered, successors, known and appointed as the time for hearing the E. Ogle, also known as Dairl Edward Audrey Thomas, Adult Daughter, all allegations will be taken as true and foreclosing any interest you may have in unknown of Doris Irene Petition, before the Honorable Allen J. Ogle and Dairl Ogle (“Decedent”), that Petitioner herein, 6080 Lakeview Road, judgment will be rendered against you the following‑described real estate Clifton, Steve Clifton, and the Welch, Jr., at the County Courthouse at on the 20th day of March, 2020, Apt. 3907, Warner Robins, GA 31088 accordingly, determining the rightful (property) situated in Oklahoma spouse, if any of Steve Clifton, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Malynda Wallace (“Petitioner”) To Petitioner’s best knowledge, heirs and owners of said real property. County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: and the successors, known and State of Oklahoma, when and where all produced and filed in the District Court information and belief, the Decedent’s Witness my hand and seal of this Lot One (1), Block Three (3), Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 27, 2020» 7B

THE MORTGAGE LAW FIRM, PLLC By: Deputy Court Clerk and a bid packet, please visit the website. Sealed envelopes must be particularly called to the following 421 NW 13th Street, Suite 300 Sally E. Garrison, OBA #18709 http://omes.ok.gov/services/ marked on front: Bid Opening requirements: Civil Oklahoma City, OK 73103 Chad T. Hantak, OBA #33651 real‑estate‑leasing‑services 04/06/2020 ‑ USED LANDFILL Complete, sign and include Attach­ Telephone: (405) 246‑0602 THE MORTGAGE LAW FIRM, PLLC or contact Real Estate COMPACTOR. For further information ments A, B, C, & D found at the end of Facsimile: (405) 698‑0007 421 NW 13th Street, Suite 300 and Leasing Services at 2401 N. contact David Griesel, General this bid package document along with unknown of Steve Clifton, [email protected] Oklahoma City, OK 73103 Lincoln Blvd. Suite 212, Oklahoma Manager, at (405) 262‑0161. The Okla­ your bid form in your sealed bid Erica Poulakis, and the spouse, [email protected] Telephone: (405) 246‑0602 City, Oklahoma, 405‑521‑3819, or homa Environmental Management envelope. if any of Erica Poulakis, and Attorneys for Plaintiff Facsimile: (405) 698‑0007 email at [email protected]. Authority reserves the right to waive o Cashier’s check, certified check or the successors, known and (3‑20, 3‑27, 4‑3‑20) [email protected] (3‑13, 3‑20, 3‑27‑20) any informalities in the bidding, or to Surety Bid Bond for 05% of Base Bid unknown of Erica Poulakis [email protected] reject any and all bids, whichever is in required for all bids over $50,000. Defendants. Attorneys for Plaintiff the best interest of the Oklahoma Envi­ o Performance and Payment bonds (MS11871545) To: The following persons and entities, (CV11873827) (3‑20, 3‑27, 4‑3‑20) ronmental Management Authority. will be required by the lowest PUBLIC NOTICE and to the spouses, if any of the NOTICE BY PUBLICATION (3‑13, 3‑20, 3‑27‑20) responsible bidder for any bid over CASE NO. CJ‑2020‑1295 The Oklahoma Environmental $50,000. following persons, and to the successors Management Authority will receive Judge: Timmons, Aletia Haynes (CV11875277) o Include these bond costs in your and assigns, known and unknown, of sealed bids at 1505 S. Rock Island (MS11873802) IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN SECOND AMENDED bid amount. the following persons and entities: NOTICE OF PUBLICATION (P.O. Drawer 189, if mailing), El Reno, BID PACKAGE #02 CC & SS Foundation, Inc., AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY All questions shall be furnished in WHEREVER FOUND OK 73036, until 11:00 am on Monday, Crossland Construction Company, writing via email to: Caleb Masters Divine Design Development LLC, STATE OF OKLAHOMA Case No. CJ‑2019‑2649 April 6, 2020, for the following: Inc. hereinafter called the (CM) Doris Irene Clifton, BANK OF AMERICA, N.A, ([email protected]) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NEW CURRENT PRODUCTION Construction Manager, will receive bids (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) Erica Poulakis, Plaintiff, vs. UNKNOWN OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF MODEL LANDFILL COMPACTOR in care of Mustang Public Schools at the Steve Clifton. HEIRS, EXECUTORS, OKLAHOMA Specifications will be available by High School Event Center Lobby Plaintiff by and through its attorney ADMINISTRATOERS, TINKER FEDERAL CREDIT request and on the website located at 801 S. Snyder Drive (MS11875419) Lynn J. Bilodeau, filed a Petition in the TRUSTEES, DEVISEES, AND UNION Plaintiff, vs. DEBRA www.oemaok.org. Affidavits, Mustang, OK 73064 at 2:00 PM SOLICITATION FOR BIDS above styled matter to quiet title in and ASSIGNS, IF ANY, OF K. EVERITT, Defendant. Certificate of Non‑Discrimination and CDST, Thursday April 9th, 2020 for (BID NOTICE) to the real property located at 1733 N. LAWRENCE JOHNSON; To the above‑named Defendant: Affidavit for Payments in Excess of Bid Package #02 for the new MHS Sealed bids will be received by the Roff Ave., OKC, OK and described as: UNITED STATES OF DEBRA K. EVERITT $1,000.00 must be executed and Practice Field and Field House Office of Management and Enterprise Lot Thirteen (13), in Block Six AMERICA, EX REL., You are hereby notified that an returned with the bidding documents. Expansion in Mustang, Oklahoma. Services, Capital Assets Management, (6), STEVE PENNINGTON SECRETARY OF HOUSING action has been filed in the District Those documents will be available on Work includes: Construction and Properties SEVENTH ADDITION, an AND URBAN Court, of Oklahoma County, State of the website. Sealed envelopes must be Sod, Landscaping & Retaining Wall Department, Will Rogers Building, addi ­tion, to Oklahoma City, DEVELOPMENT; OCCUP Oklahoma, Case No. CJ‑2019‑2649, marked on front: Bid Opening The bid shall be enclosed in a sealed 2401 Lincoln Blvd. Ste. 212, Oklahoma Okla ­homa County, Oklahoma, ANT(S) OF THE PREMISES; styled “Tinker Federal Credit Union, 04/06/2020 ‑ NEW CURRENT envelope plainly marked and addressed City, OK 73105, up to and including according to the recorded plat Defendants. Plaintiff v. Debra K. Everitt, PRODUCTION MODEL LANDFILL per below: the time and date indicated below. The thereof. TO: Unknown Heirs, Executors, Defendant”. The action alleges that COMPACTOR. For further information The name and address of the bidder bids will be opened and read aloud after Should you fail to file a response to Administrators, Trustees, Devisees, and Defendant is indebted to Tinker Federal contact David Griesel, General shall appear in the upper left‑hand the time indicated. Digital copies of the said Petition on or before April 30, Assigns, if any, of Lawrence Johnson Credit Union in the amount of Manager, at (405) 262‑0161. The Okla­ corner of the envelope. plans and bid documents may be 2020, (or if this is being served on you, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a $14,053.23 as of April 4, 2019. homa Environmental Management The Trade Contract Package obtained from CAP website at: Authority reserves the right to waive within twenty (20) days of the date of petition has been filed against you in the You and/or your unknown Number and Description you are https://omes.ok.gov/services/ any informalities in the bidding, or to service) the court will enter an order District Court of Oklahoma County, successors are hereby notified that you bidding shall be written on the cover of construction‑and‑properties. reject any and all bids, whichever is in the envelope. Digital copies of the quieting the title in the named plaintiff. Oklahoma in an action entitled Bank of have been sued in this action and must answer the Petition filed by Plaintiff on the best interest of the Oklahoma Envi­ The lower left hand corner of the bid documents are on file at the Rick Warren America, NA v. Unknown Heirs, Exec­utors, Administrators, Trustees, or before June 5, 2020 or the facts ronmental Management Authority. envelope shall be marked: Construction & Properties office and (SEAL) Court Clerk contained in said Petition will be taken (3‑13, 3‑20, 3‑27‑20) BID FOR: BID PACKAGE #02 ‑ are available for public inspection. By: Deputy Court Clerk Devisees, and Assigns, if any, of Lawrence Johnson, et al., Case No. as true and judgment will be entered in MHS Practice Field & Field House CAP Project Number: 20238 Attorney for Plaintiff: favor of Tinker Federal Credit Union. Expansion Project Name: HVAC Preventive CJ‑2020‑1295, by Plaintiff, Bank of (MS11871547) Lynn J. Bilodeau #13956 Issued March 24, 2020. The envelope shall be addressed in Main­tenance America, N.A. This summons by PUBLIC NOTICE 212 East Second Street RICK WARREN, the lower right hand corner to: Project Location: 1801 N. Lincoln publi­cation is specifically directed to The Oklahoma Environmental Edmond, OK 73034 COURT CLERK Crossland Construction Company ‑ Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK, 73105 Management Authority will receive (405) 232‑5966 Unknown Heirs, Executors, Administra­ (SEAL) Deputy Court Clerk MHS Practice Field & Field House Cost Estimate: $13,000.00 sealed bids at 1505 S. Rock Island (3‑20, 3‑27, 4‑3‑20) tors, Trustees, Devisees, and Assigns, if Attorney for Plaintiff: Expansion Using Agency: (P.O. Drawer 189, if mailing), El Reno, any, of Lawrence Johnson, whose JEFFERY S. LUDLAM, OBA #17822 Attn: Caleb Masters Oklahoma Department OK 73036, until 11:00 am on Monday, whereabouts are unknown. HALL & LUDLAM, PLLC 408 NE 145th Place of Wildlife Conservation (CV11873823) April 6, 2020, for the following: The nature of this suit against you is 210 Park Ave, Suite 3001 OKC, OK 73013 Bid Documents Available: March 27, USED CERTIFIED NOTICE BY PUBLICATION regarding any interest you may have in Oklahoma City, OK 73102 A non‑mandatory Pre‑Bid Meeting 2020 Fee to Submit Online Bid: See MANUFACTURER REBUILT CASE NO. CJ‑2020‑318 the following described real estate (405) 600‑9500 ‑ Telephone & job walk will be held on Friday, Website LANDFILL COMPACTOR Judge: Prince, Thomas E (property) situated in Oklahoma (405) 600‑9550 ‑ Facsimile March 27th, 2020 at 10:00 A.M. at Pre‑Bid Conference: Specifications will be available by IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN County, Oklahoma, to wit: (3‑27, 4‑3, 4‑10‑20) the Mustang High School Event Center Mandatory, Refer AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY LOT FIVE (5) IN BLOCK ONE request and on the website www.oemaok.org. Affidavits, Lobby located at 921 S Snyder, to “Instructions to Bidders” in Project STATE OF OKLAHOMA (1) IN BROADWAY PARK IN Mustang, OK 73064 Manual. In case of adverse weather MIDFIRST BANK, Plaintiff, OKLAHOMA COUNTY Certificate of Non‑Discrimination and Affidavit for Payments in Excess of Last day for questions will be conditions, please call 405‑521‑2112 vs. JUSTIN D. CREEK, A/K/A OKLAHOMA, AS SHOWN BY Wednesday, April 1st, 2020. prior to Pre‑bid Conference. JUSTIN NEVEDA DEAN $1,000.00 must be executed and THE RECORDED PLAT Miscellaneous returned with the bidding documents. All sealed bids will be publicly Date and Time: 4/30/2020 at CREEK; LINDSEY CREEK, THEREOF. opened, recorded, and studied for 10:00AM A/K/A LINDSEY SHAREA Those documents will be available on Plaintiff claims damages against you (MS11870129) the website. Sealed envelopes must be recommendations to the Owner. Bids Location: Oklahoma Department of CREEK; OCCUPANT(S) OF in the amount of: NOTICE OF AUCTION ‑ STATE marked on front: Bid Opening received after the official stated time or Wildlife Conservation Main Office, THE PREMISES; CITY OF Reason, Amount OWNED PROPERTY 04/06/2020 ‑ REBUILT LANDFILL more than ninety‑six hours, excluding 1801 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, OKLAHOMA CITY; STATE Unpaid Principal Balance: STATE OF OKLAHOMA COMPACTOR. For further information Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, OK, 73105 OF OKLAHOMA, EX REL., $50,865.68 OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND contact David Griesel, General before the official stated time set for the Bid Opening Date: 5/14/2020 OKLAHOMA TAX Date of Default: 10/03/2019 ENTERPRISE SERVICES (OMES) Manager, at (405) 262‑0161. The Okla­ opening of bids, will not be accepted. Location: Will Rogers Building 2401 COMMISSION; STATE OF Interest Due From: 05/24/2010 ANNOUNCEMENTS ON THE homa Environmental Management No bids may be submitted, changed, or N. Lincoln Blvd. Ste. 214 OKC, OK OKLAHOMA, EX REL., Interest Rate: 5.560% DAY OF SALE SUPERCEDE ALL Authority reserves the right to waive withdrawn after the time of the opening 73105 PO Box 53448, Oklahoma City, DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN including all subsequent amounts due OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS, ORAL any informalities in the bidding, or to of the bids. Pursuant to Title 61 OK 73152‑3448 ‑ Turn in bids in Suite SERVICES, CHILD and owing per the tenns of the Note and OR WRITTEN. The Office of Manage­ reject any and all bids, whichever is in “Oklahoma Public Competitive Bidding 212 SUPPORT SERVICES; Mortgage, all subsequent advances by ment and Enterprise Services will the best interest of the Oklahoma Envi­ Act”. Bid Opening Time: 2:00 PM Defendants. Plaintiff, if any, for taxes, insurance conduct a sealed bid auction on April ronmental Management Authority. Crossland Construction Company, Contact Person(s): Inc. & the Owner reserves the right to Agency‑ ODWC: Johnny Hill john­ TO: Justin D. Creek, a/k/a Justin premiums, or expenses necessary for 13, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. for the sale of (3‑13, 3‑20, 3‑27‑20) reject any or all bids or to waive any [email protected] (405)521‑4600 Neveda Dean Creek and Lindsey the preservation of the subject property, real property. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OR SITE formalities or irregularities in any bid, CAP‑ Rebekah Pennington Creek, a/k/a Lindsey Sharea Creek all costs of this action; reasonable attor­ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a ADDRESS: 601 N. Oklahoma Ave. (MS11871549) and to accept the bid or bids which are Rebek­[email protected] ney’s fees and costs as the Court may in the best interest of the Owner. (405)522‑0050 petition has been filed against you in the Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. PUBLIC NOTICE allow, and the costs of foreclosing your The Oklahoma Environmental Jobsite visits can be arranged If the bid exceeds $50,000, a District Court of Oklahoma County, The appraiser valued the property at interest in the property and ordering $1,105,000 ‑ “as is” marketable Management Authority will receive through Caleb Masters at 405‑213‑8529 cashier’s check, a certified check or Oklahoma in an action entitled Mid said property sold with or without condition. Pursuant to state statute, the sealed bids at 1505 S. Rock Island The Plans & Specifications prepared surety bid bond in the amount of five First Bank v. Justin D. Creek, a/k/a appraisement as Plaintiff may ele~t, all property may not be sold for less than (P.O. Drawer 189, if mailing), El Reno, by MA+ Architecture and Bid Package percent (5%) of the total bid shall Justin Neveda Dean Creek, et al., Case of which you will take due notice. 90% of the appraised value. The OK 73036, until 11:00 am on Monday, #02 prepared by Crossland accompany the sealed bid of each No. CJ‑2020‑318, by Plaintiff, MidFirst Unless you answer the petition on or property is being sold “as is, where is”. April 6, 2020, for the following: Construction Company, Inc. are bidder. Security checks will be returned Bank. This summons by publication is before May 11, 2020, judgment will be Interested bidders may inspect the USED LANDFILL COMPACTOR available at the following bid rooms: to all but the three lowest bidders after specifically directed to Justin D. Creek, taken in favor of Bank of America, N.A property from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Specifications will be available by Dodge, E Plan Bid, Reed, Bluebook, the bid opening. The three lowest bid a/k/a Justin Neveda Dean Creek and and against you. on Tuesday, March 24, 2020. request and on the website Southwest, Bid Clerk, ISQFT, CMD, securities will be retained until the Lindsey Creek, a/k/a Lindsey Sharea WITNESS my hand and official seal For additional information and a bid www.oemaok.org. Affidavits, Bid News & McGraw. contract is awarded. Creek, whose whereabouts are this 18th day of March, 2020. packet, contact (405) 521‑3819 or email Certificate of Non‑Discrimination and They can also be accessed at the By: Rebekah Pennington unknown. Rick Warren, [email protected]. Affidavit for Payments in Excess of following link: Project Manager, Construction & The nature of this suit against you is (SEAL) Court Clerk For further information, instructions, $1,000.00 must be executed and Link to Plans Properties Department regarding any interest you may have in returned with the bidding documents. Link to Specs (3‑27, 4‑3‑20) the following described real estate Those documents will be available on Attention of the bidders is (property) situated in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to wit: Miscellaneous Lot Seven (7), Block Twenty‑five (25), in SOUTHERN HILLS (MS11875324) Miscellaneous ADDITION SECTION VI to the City of Oklahoma City, (MS11874095) Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof. Plaintiff claims damages against you in the amount of: Reason, Amount Unpaid Principal Balance: $76,530.47 Date of Default: August 1, 2019 Interest Due From: July 1, 2019 Interest Rate: 5.000% including all subsequent amounts due and owing per the terms of the Note and Mortgage, all subsequent advances by Plaintiff, if any, for taxes, insurance premiums, or expenses necessary for the preservation of the subject property, all costs of this action; reasonable attor­ ney’s fees and costs as the Court may allow, and the costs of foreclosing your interest in the property and ordering said property sold with or without appraisement as Plaintiff may elect, all of which you will take due notice. Unless you answer the petition on or before May 11, 2020, judgment will be taken in favor of MidFirst Bank and against you. WITNESS my hand and official seal this 18th day of March, 2020. Rick Warren, (SEAL) Court Clerk By: Deputy Court Clerk Sally E. Garrison, OBA #18709 (3‑27, 4‑3‑20) (3‑23, 3‑37‑20) Chad T. Hantak, OBA #33651 LPXLP 8B « March 27, 2020 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 STATE OF OKLAHOMA time stated above or later in the City day of April, 2020. Bids shall be area. If the Contractor performs Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 Vanderbilt Mortgage and Clerk’s Conference Room, located on opened electronically at the above construction work in a geographical Miscellaneous don@baer timberlake.com Finance, Inc., Plaintiff, vs. vs. the 2nd floor of the Municipal Building. stated time for receipt of bids or as soon area located outside of the covered area, (3‑27‑20) Quina S. Armantrout, a single The BidSync system does not allow thereafter as practicable. it shall apply the goals established for person, et al., Defendants. Bids shall be made in accordance (MS11875425) bids to be submitted after the 10:00:00 such geographical area where the work NOTICE IS GIVEN that on the 6th a.m. deadline, on the above mentioned with the Bidding Documents, which are SOLICITATION FOR BIDS (MS11875372) is actually performed. With regard to (BID NOTICE) day of May, 2020 at 10:00 o’clock date. There will be no exceptions to this on file with the City Clerk and available NOTICE OF CONTINUED a.m., of that day at the County policy. All bids shall remain on file at for examination at www.bidsync.com. this second area, the Contractor also is Sealed bids will be received by the HEARING Office of Management and Enterprise Courthouse in the City of Norman, least 48 hours thereafter before a Bidders shall pre‑register for subject to the goals for both its federally MOTION TO CONFIRM SALE Cleveland County, Oklahoma, the Pricing Agreement/Contract shall be electronic bidding at www.bidsync.com. involved and non‑federally involved Services, Capital Assets Management, No. CJ‑2018‑4942 Construction and Properties undersigned Sheriff of Cleveland made and entered into hereon. Bidders shall be pre‑qualified pursuant construction. JUDGE NATALIE MAI County will offer for sale and sell, with to Ordinance No. 26,061 approved by Department, Will Rogers Building, IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN The contractor’s compliance with the 2401 Lincoln Blvd. Ste. 212, Oklahoma appraisement, for cash at public auction the City Council on December 19, Executive Order and the regulations in AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY (CY11875347) 2018, or qualified as otherwise City, OK 73105, up to and including to the highest and best bidder, all that 41 CFR Part 60‑4 shall be based on its STATE OF OKLAHOMA certain real estate situated in Cleveland (Published in the Journal Record specified in the Bidding Documents. the time and date indicated below. The NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE March 27 and April 3, 2020) implementation of the Equal Opportu­ bids will be opened and read aloud after County, Oklahoma, described as All affidavits and certifications LLC D/B/A CHAMPION follows , to‑wit: NOTICE TO BIDDERS identified and listed herein as Bidding nity Clause, specific affirmative action the time indicated. Digital copies of the MORTGAGE COMPANY, Notice is hereby given that the obligations required by the plans and bid documents may be A tract of land in the Southeast Documents shall be properly executed Plaintiff, Oklahoma City Airport Trust will specifications set forth in 41 CFR obtained from CAP website at: Quarter (SE/4) of Section SEVEN (7), and accompany the bid of each Bidder. vs receive electronic bids at the OFFICE Bids electronically deposited more https://omes.ok.gov/services/ Township TEN (10) North, Range ONE 60‑4.3(a), and its efforts to meet the UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS OF THE CITY CLERK, 200 North than ninety‑six (96) hours, excluding construction‑and‑properties. (1) East of the Indian Meridian, Cleve­ goals. The hours of minority and OF DORIS VANETTE Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, Digital copies of the land County, Oklahoma, said tract female employment and training shall be ROSCHER, IF ANY, further described as: Beginning at a Oklahoma 73102 until 10:00:00 a.m., before time set for opening of bids, as bid documents are on file at the substantially uniform throughout the JOHN DOE, AS OCCUPANT point 1545.00 feet North 89°36’20/1 on the 29th day of April, 2020, for the well as bids received after time set for Construction & Properties office and OF THE PREMISES, West and 695.59 feet North 00°19’37 /1 following: opening of bids, will not be considered. length of the contract, and in each trade, are available for public inspection. JANE DOE, AS OCCUPANT West of the (SE/C) of said (SE/4); “BID‑OCAT‑2003 ‑ Inspection, The Oklahoma City Airport Trust and the Contractor shall make a good CAP Project Number: 20109 OF THE PREMISES, THENCE North 00°19’37” West for a Maintenance, and Repair Services reserves the right to reject any and all faith effort to employ minorities and Project Name: Sludge Removal and GREGORY L. WADE, distance of 259.51 feet; THENCE for Passenger Boarding Bridges” bids and to waive any and all women evenly on each of its projects. Land Application‑JHCC SPOUSE OF GREGORY L. South 89° 48’14/1 East for a distance of The City of Oklahoma City (City) informalities. The transfer of minority or female Project Location: Joseph Harp WADE, IF MARRIED, 841.12 feet; THENCE South 00°15’30” and its Trusts have partnered with A MANDATORY Pre‑Bid employees or trainees from Contractor Correctional Center, 16161 Moffat RENEE W. THOMPSON, East for a distance of 259.51 feet; BidSync, Inc. to accept bids electroni­ Conference for the subject project will Road, Lexington, OK, 73051 SPOUSE OF RENEE W. cally. You are invited to submit a bid to Contractor or from project to project THENCE North 89°48’14” West for a be held in the Department of Airports for the sole purpose of meeting the Cost Estimate: $250,000.00 THOMPSON, IF MARRIED, distance of 840.81 feet to the point of electronically through the BidSync Osage Conference Room, 2nd Floor, Contractor’s goals shall be a violation of Using Agency: Oklahoma Depart­ DAVID G. WADE, beginning, A/K/A TRACT 11 WOOD system to supply the professional Terminal Building, Will Rogers World ment of Corrections SPOUSE OF DAVID G. SPRINGS; and 2006 Southern MH, services, products, or systems specified Airport, 7100 Terminal Drive, the contract, the Executiv Order, and Bid Documents Available: March WADE, IF MARRIED, VIN: DSD4AL45000AB a/k/a 11700 in the electronic bid packet. The City Oklahoma City, OK 73159 at 1:30 P.M the regulations in 41 CFR Part 60‑4. 27, 2020 Fee to Submit Online Bid: See SEAN C. WADE, Wood Spring Rd. Newalla, OK 74857 and its Trusts do not provide access to a on April 6th, 2020. The only planned Compliance with the goals will be Website SPOUSE OF SEAN C. WADE, subject to unpaid taxes and special computer to prepare electronic bids or site visit will immediately follow the measured against the total work hours IF MARRIED, Pre‑Bid Conference: Mandatory, assessments, if any. electronic bid submission. Bidders must Pre‑Bid Conference. performed. Refer to “Instructions to Bidders” in UNITED STATES OF Sale will be made pursuant to register with BidSync at A cashier’s check, certified check, C. The Contractor shall provide Project Manual. In case of adverse AMERICA EX REL., SECRE­ https://www.periscopeholdings. Special Execution and Order a/Sale irrevocable letter of credit, or surety written notification to the Director of weather conditions, please call TARY OF HOUSING AND com/bidsync/ bond payable to the OKLAHOMA issued in accordance with judgment and the Office of Federal Contract 405‑521‑2112 prior to Pre‑bid URBAN DEVELOPMENT, decree entered in the District Court of the f ‑city‑o ‑oklahoma‑city in order CITY AIRPORT TRUST in the amount Conference. Defendants. Cleveland County, Oklahoma, in Case to submit an electronic bid. The City of five percent (5%) of the total bid Compliance Programs (OFCCP) within Date and Time: 4/28/2020 at THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: No. CJ2019‑ 1334 styled: and its Trusts recommend potential shall accompany the bid of each Bidder. 10 working days of award of any 10:00AM (Each Defendant above named) Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, Bidders register and become familiar Bid Security will be returned to unsuc­ construction subcontract in excess of Location: JHCC‑16161 Moffat TAKE NOTICE that the Plaintiff has Inc., Plaintiff, vs. Quina S. Armantrout, with the BidSync electronic bid process cessful Bidders. The Bidder shall forfeit $10,000 at any tier for construction filed herein its Motion to Confirm Sher­ Road, Lexington, OK, 73051 a single person, Defendants. in advance of submitting a bid. There is its bid security in the amount of five work under the contract resulting from iff’s Sale in the above entitled cause. Bid Opening Date: 5/12/2020 to satisfy the judgment and lien in the no charge to the Bidder for registering percent (5%) of the bid amount for this solicitation. The notification shall That said Motion To Confirm Sale will or submitting an electronic bid to the Location: Will Rogers Building 2401 sum of $91,176.45, and the costs of this failure to deliver to the Airport Trust a list the name, address, and telephone N. Lincoln Blvd. Ste. 214 OKC, OK be heard before a Judge in the Court City and its Trusts through BidSync. properly executed agreement, bonds, action accrued and accruing, the total of number of the subcontractor; employer 73105 PO Box 53448, Oklahoma City, Room 201, of the Oklahoma County the sums to bear interest at the legally Instructions on how to get registered to and certificate(s) of insurance within ten OK 73152‑3448 ‑ Turn in bids in Suite Courthouse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, allowed rate per annum until paid, propose through BidSync can be found (10) days of written notification of the identification number of the 212 on April 17th, 2020 at 11:00 AM. whereof all of the sums remain unpaid. on the City’s website at Award of Contract to Bidder. subcontractor; estimated dollar amount Bid Opening Time: 2:00 PM Unless you appear at said time and Appraised at 144,000.00. https://www.okc.gov/departments/ The Trust may require up to one of the subcontract; estimated starting Contact Person(s): present any objections to the said sale WITNESS MY HAND this 13th day bidding. hundred twenty (120) days from receipt and completion dates of subcontract; Consultant ‑ David Wyatt proceedings, the Motion To Confirm of March, 2020. Bids shall be made in accordance of bids to award of contract. Award of and the geographical area in which the [email protected] Sale will be sustained and the sale TODD R. GIBSON with the Notice to Bidders, General contract is contingent upon the Trust’s confirmed. subcontract is to be performed. (405)741‑7090 SHERIFF OF CLEVELAND COUNTY Instructions and Requirements for receipt of a Federal grant for this D. As used in this notice and in the Agency‑ Charles Brewer Charles­. Don Timberlake ‑ # 9021 STATE OF OKLAHOMA Bidders, the Specifications, the project. Alex M. Sharp ‑ # 31876 contract resulting from this solicitation, [email protected] (405)425‑2528 Collin M. Hinds, OBA# 17391 Bid/Agreement/Contract Form, This is a Federally funded project, Chynna Scruggs ‑ # 32663 the “covered area” is nationwide for CAP‑ Daniel Linehan Hinds Law Firm, PC Non‑Discrimination Statement, the for which the following notices are Kim S. Jenkins ‑ # 32809 [email protected] 1611 S. Denver Ave. Anti/Non‑Collusion Affidavit, and the hereby provided: female participation and the City of William H. Sullivan ‑ # 8761 (405)522‑1639 Tulsa, OK 74119 Business Relationship Affidavit which 1. TITLE VI SOLICITATION Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. (918) 582‑7472 are a part of the complete electronic bid NOTICE State of Oklahoma, for minority partici­ If the bid exceeds $50,000, a P.O. Box 18486 [email protected] packet. The Bid/Agreement/Contract The Oklahoma City Airport Trust, in pation. cashier’s check, a certified check or Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 Attorney for Plaintiff Form must be completed, signed, and accordance with Title VI of the Civil surety bid bond in the amount of five Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 4. ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS percent (5%) of the total bid shall (3‑20, 3‑27‑20) submitted electronically through Rights Act of 1964 (78 Stat. 252, 42 AND REQUIREMENTS Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 BidSync for the bid to be valid. U.S.C. §§ 2000d to 2000d‑4) and the accompany the sealed bid of each Don@baer timberlake.com Bidders are further notified that any bidder. Security checks will be returned By submitting a bid for services, the Regulations, hereby notifies all Bidders (3‑27‑20) Bidder certifies that they, and any that it will affirmatively insure that, [for] contract entered into pursuant to this to all but the three lowest bidders after Solicitation for Bids will be subject to the bid opening. The three lowest bid proposed subcontractors, are in compli­ any contract entered into pursuant to the following Federal regulations and securities will be retained until the (MS11875380) City of Oklahoma City ance with 25 O.S. §1313 and participate this advertisement, disadvantaged busi­ contract is awarded. NOTICE OF CONTINUED in the Status Verification System. The ness enterprises will be afforded full requirements, which are hereby incorpo­ By: Daniel Linehan HEARING Status Verification System is defined in opportunity to submit bids in response rated by reference as though fully set Project Manager, Construction & MOTION TO CONFIRM SALE Public Notices 25 O.S. §1312 and includes, but is not to this invitation and will not be forth herein: Prop­erties Department No. CJ‑2019‑4471 limited to, the free Employment Verifi­ discriminated against on the grounds of • Access to Records and Reports. (CY11875088) race, color, or national origin in the (3‑27, 4‑320) JUDGE RICHARD C. OGDEN cation Program (E‑Verify) through the (Reference: 49 CFR part 18.36(i), 49 IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN (Republished in the Journal Record Department of Homeland Security and consideration for an award. March 27, 2020, due to a available at: www.dhs.gov/E‑Verify. 2. DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS CFR part 18.42) AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY • Breach of Contract Terms. STATE OF OKLAHOMA typographical error) Bids timely submitted electronically ENTERPRISES FINANCE OF AMERICA (Published in the Journal Record through BidSync shall be opened at the A Disadvantaged Business (Reference 49 CFR part 18.36(i)(1)) REVERSE LLC, March 26, 2020) time stated above or later in the City Enterprise (DBE) contract goal of • Buy American Preference. Notice of Hearing Plaintiff, NOTICE TO BIDDERS Clerk’s Conference Room, located on 6.79% has been established for this (Reference: 49 USC § 50101) vs. Notice is hereby given that The City of the 2nd floor of the Municipal Building. project. The Oklahoma City Airport • Civil Rights ‑ General. (Reference: UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS Oklahoma City will receive electronic The BidSync system does not allow Trust’s award of this contract is condi­ 49 USC § 47123) Confirm. Sale bids at the OFFICE OF THE CITY OF TERRY THARP, IF ANY, bids to be submitted after the 10:00:00 tioned upon Bidder satisfying the good • Clean Air and Water Pollution CLERK, 200 North Walker Avenue, a.m. deadline, on the above‑mentioned faith effort requirements of 49 CFR § (MS11875367) GLENDA R. DICKSON, Control. (Reference: 49 CFR § NOTICE OF CONTINUED Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 date. There will be no exceptions to this 26.53. SPOUSE OF GLENDA R. 18.36(i)(12)) HEARING DICKSON, IF MARRIED, until 10:00:00 a.m., on the 15th day of policy. The Bidder must submit the MOTION TO CONFIRM SALE JOHN DOE, AS OCCUPANT April, 2020, for the following: All interested parties who submit following information for DBE firms “ Contract Workhours and Safety No. CJ‑2019‑4359 OF THE PREMISES, BID20607 – Moving Services bids will be required to comply with all that will participate in the contract: Standards Act Requirements. JUDGE THOMAS E. PRINCE JANE DOE, AS OCCUPANT BID21800 – Rental of Construction, applicable Equal Employment Opportu­ a. The name and address of each (Reference: 49 CFR § 18.36(i)(6)) IN THE DISTRICT OF THE PREMISES, Grounds and Generator/Lighting nity Regulations. The Trust will affirma­ participating DBE firm; • Copeland “Anti‑Kickback” Act. COURT WITHIN STATE OF OKLAHOMA EX Equipment tively ensure that Disadvantaged b. A description of the work that (Reference: 49 CFR § 18.36(i)(4), 29 The City of Oklahoma City and its AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY REL., OKLAHOMA TAX Business Enterprises will be afforded each DBE firm will perform; Davis‑Bacon Act Requirements. Trusts have partnered with BidSync, c. The dollar amount of the participa­ STATE OF OKLAHOMA COMMISSION, full opportunity to submit a bid in (Reference: 49 CFR § 18.36(i)(5)) Inc. to accept bids electronically. You response to this solicitation. tion of each DBE firm listed; AMERICAN ADVISORS UNITED STATES OF • Debarment and Suspension. AMERICA EX REL., SECRE­ are invited to submit a bid electronically Title VI Solicitation Notice: The d. Written statement from Bidder GROUP, (Reference: 2 CFR part 180 (Subpart Plaintiff, TARY OF HOUSING AND through the BidSync system to supply Trust, in accordance with the provisions that attests their commitment to use the the commodity specified in the vs. URBAN DEVELOPMENT, of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of DBE firm(s) listed to meet the C), 2 CFR part 1200, DOT Order electronic bid packet. The City and its UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS Defendants. 1964 (78 Stat. 252, 42 U.S.C. §§ 2000d Oklahoma City’s Airport Trust’s project 4200.5 DOT Suspension & Debarment Trusts do not provide access to a OF JOHN O’CONNOR, IF to 2000d‑4) and the Regulations, hereby goal; Procedures & Ineligibility) THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: computer for electronic bidding or elec­ notifies all Bidders that it will affirma­ e. Written confirmation of • Texting While Driving Prohibition. ANY, tronic bid submission. Bidders must (Each Defendant above named) tively ensure that any contract entered participation from each of the (Reference: Executive Order 13513, SPOUSE OF JOHN register in advance with BidSync at O’CONNOR, IF MARRIED, TAKE NOTICE that the Plaintiff has into pursuant to this advertisement, participating DBE firms on the DBE https://www.bidsync.com/ Letter of Intent form provided in the DOT Order 3902.10) JANE DOE, AS OCCUPANT filed herein its Motion to Confirm Sher­ disadvantaged business enterprises will • Energy Conservation iff’s Sale in the above entitled cause. the‑city‑of‑oklahoma‑city in be afforded full and fair opportunity to Project Manual. OF THE PREMISES, Requirements. (Reference: 49 CFR part That said Motion To Confirm Sale will order to submit an electronic­ submit bids in response to this invitation If Bidder cannot meet the DBE JOHN DOE, AS OCCUPANT bid. The City and its Trusts contract goal stated above, evidence of 18.36(i)(13)) OF THE PREMISES, be heard before a Judge in the Court and will not be discriminated against on Room 201, of the Oklahoma County recommend potential Bidders register the grounds of race, color, or national good faith efforts undertaken by the • Equal Opportunity Clause and UNITED STATES OF and become familiar with the BidSync Bidder as described in Appendix A to AMERICA EX REL., SECRE­ Courthouse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, origin in consideration for an award. Specifications. (Reference 41 CFR § on April 17, 2020 at 11:00 AM. Unless electronic bidding process in advance of 49 CFR Part 26 must be submitted with 60‑1.4, Executive Order 11246) TARY OF HOUSING AND submitting a bid. There is no charge to the Bidder’s bid. URBAN DEVELOPMENT, you appear at said time and present any • Federal Fair Labor Standards Act objections to the said sale proceedings, the Bidder for registering or submitting (CY11875352) 3. NOTICE OF REQUIREMENT LA RAYNE O’CONNER, an electronic bid to the City and/or its Published in the Journal Record FOR AFFIRMATIVE ACTION TO (Federal Minimum Wage). (Reference: SPOUSE OF LA RAYNE the Motion To Confirm Sale will be 29 USC § 201, et seq.) sustained and the sale confirmed. Trusts through BidSync. Instructions on March 27, and April 3, 2020 ENSURE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT O’CONNER, IF MARRIED, • Lobbying and Influencing Federal Don Timberlake ‑ # 9021 how to get registered to bid through SOLICITATION FOR BIDS OPPORTUNITY Defendants. BidSync can be found on The City of Notice is hereby given that the OKLA­ A. The Offeror’s or Bidder’s attention Employees. (Reference: 49 CFR part THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. P.O. Box 18486 Oklahoma City’s website at HOMA CITY AIRPORT TRUST will is called to the “Equal Opportunity 20, Appendix A) (Each Defendant above named) https://www.okc.gov/departments/ electronically receive sealed bids for: Clause” and the “Standard Federal • Prohibition of Segregated Facilities. TAKE NOTICE that the Plaintiff has Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 Telephone: (405) 842‑7722 bidding. OCAT PROJECT NO. WRWA 2010 Equal Employment Opportunity (Reference: 41 CFR § 60‑1.8) filed herein its Motion to Confirm Sher­ TERMINAL BUILDING UPPER Facsimile: (405) 848‑9349 Bids shall be made in accordance Construction Contract Specifications” • Occupational Safety and Health iff’s Sale in the above entitled cause. with the Notice to Bidder, General LEVEL DECK STRUCTURAL set forth [in the Project Manual]. That said Motion To Confirm Sale will don@baer timberlake.com Act of 1970. (Reference 20 CFR part (3‑27‑20) Instructions and Requirements for REPAIRS B. The goals and timetables for be heard before a Judge in the Court Bidders, Oklahoma Open Records Act PHASE 3B minority and female participation, 1910) Room 201, of the Oklahoma County and Confidential Information, the WILL ROGERS WORLD expressed in percentage terms for the • Rights to Inventions. (Reference Courthouse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Specifications,­ the Bid/Pricing AIRPORT Contractor’s aggregate workforce in 49 CFR part 18.36(i)(8)) on April 17, 2020 at 11:00 AM. Agree­ment/Contract Form & AIP PROJECT NO. each trade on all construction work in • Seismic Activity. (Reference: 49 Unless you appear at said time and Non‑Discrimination Statement, and the 3‑40‑0072‑080‑2020 the covered area, are as follows: CFR part 41) present any objections to the said sale Anti/Non‑collusion Affidavit which are FOR Goals for minority participation for • Termination of Contract. proceedings, the Motion To Confirm a part of the complete electronic bid OKLAHOMA CITY AIRPORT each trade: 10.2% (Reference: 49 CFR § 18.36(i)(2)) Sale will be sustained and the sale packet. The Bid/Pricing Agree­ment/ TRUST Goals for female participation in • Foreign Trade Restriction. confirmed. (CC11873905) Contract Form must be completed, OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA each trade 6.9% Don Timberlake ‑ # 9021 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE signed and submitted electronically in the OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, These goals are applicable to all of (Reference: 49 CFR part 30) BAER & TIMBERLAKE, P.C. Case No. CJ‑2019‑1334 through BidSync for the bid to be valid. Municipal Building, 200 North Walker the Contractor’s construction work • Veteran’s Preference. (Reference: P.O. Box 18486 IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN Bids timely submitted electronically Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (whether or not it is federal or federal­ 49 USC § 47112(c)) Oklahoma City, OK 73154‑0486 AND FOR CLEVELAND COUNTY through BidSync shall be opened at the 73102, until 10:00:00 a.m. on the 29th ly‑assisted) performed in the covered LPXLP