Size matters when it comes to many post-emergence herbicides and effective weed control in double-cropping systems, Oklahoma State University experts said.
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Here is a look at Thursday's headlines
- School start delayed by one week
- CPD arrests individual using false I.D.
- Senators Howard, Jech to head interim studies
- Cisneros looks to bounce back
- State deaths
- Local pictures, articles and more
Members of the Clinton School Board voted this week to delay the start date of the 2020-21 school year by one week, pushing it to Thursday, Aug. 20. Supt. Tyler Bridges requested the delay because of the late delivery of the district’s new LMS (learning management system) software.
An out-of-state subject allegedly provided a false identity to police, via another person’s license, and carried a felony assault warrant out of Arizona, when Clinton Police officers took him into custody Friday evening.
The leader of the Oklahoma Senate released the list of approved studies for the 2020 interim. Senators submitted 64 requests and Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat said that 39 study requests were approved.
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Star Spangled Quilters of Arapaho present a “Quilt of Valor” to veteran Ruben Lee of Dibble, for his service in the U.S. Navy. With Lee are, from left, Linda Reichert, Ingrid Williams, Linda Stewart and Irene Williams. As a Seaman E3 Lee did two tours of duty in Vietnam, receiving several medals.
July 28, 2020
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