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Legal Publication
(Published August 14,1984)
IN THE DISTRICT
COURTOFGRADY
COUNTY,STATE
OF OKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Estotesof
Victor Lewis, deceased,
Eliza J . Lewis,deceased,
Leland Lewis, deceased,
Milford Lewis, deceased,
EdithO. Lewis, deceased.
No. P 84 181
NOTICEOF HEARING
1 PETITION FOR LETTERS
OF ADMINISTRATION
AND PETITION FOR
PROBATE OF WILLS
Notice is hereby given to all
heirs, legatees and devisees of
the deceased persons set out in
the caption of this notice, that
on the 10th day of August, 1984,
there was tiled in this cause a
petitionfor letters of admin
istration and petition for pro
bate of will, ond also filed in
this cause were instruments in
writing purporting to be the
last wills and testaments of
certain deceased persons, and
said petition for I etters of
Legal Publication
(Published August 14, 1984)
IN THE DISTRICT
COURTOFGRADY
COUNTY,STATE
OFOKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Estates of
S.J. Myers, deceased, Eliza B
Myers, deceased, Viola John
ston, deceased, Elbe Hunt, de
ceased, Cloyton M. Johnston,
deceased.
No. P-84-183
NOTICEOF HEARING
PETITION FOR
LETTERSOF
ADMINISTRATION
ANDPETITION FOR
PROBATEOFWILLS
Notice is hereby given to all
heirs, legatees and devisees of
the deceased persons set out in
the caption in this notice, that
on the 10th day of August, 1984,
there was filed in this cause a
petition for letters of admin
istration and petition for pro
bate of wills, and also filed in
this cause were instruments in
writing purporting to be the
last wills and testaments of
certain deceased persons, and
said petition for Letters of
C. DAN TAYLOR
Local
Chickasha Agent
224-8722
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Largest, Most Experienced Health Insurers
Administration and petition
for probate of wills, petitions
the court to issue thereon Let
ters of Administration and
Letters of Administration with
Will Annexed as to each of said
estates be granted and issued
to Tom Frailey, ond that said
petitions will be heard in Dis-
trict Courtroom No. 2 in the
Grady County Courthouse in
the City of Chickasha, Grady
County, Oklahoma, on the 7th
day of September, 1984, at the
hour of 10:00 o'clock A M., at
which time and place oil per
sons interested may appear
and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
Witness my hand this 10th
day of August, 1984.
when the program was cut off to
most other firms.
Meese has said he sold the
Biotech stock, in the range of
$5,000 to $ 15,000, at a loss on May
13.1983.
During his confirmation heat-
ing. it was disclosed Meese failed
to make mortgage payments for
15 months, but the bank did not
foreclose on his property
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in Verden
Papers to be picked up by 3:30
for more information call:
Chickasha Daily Express, 224-2600
All type
Batteries Installed
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THE CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS. Tuesday.
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Limited warranties cover engine/power train and outer body
rust-through for 5 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes
f.rst Deductible applies Leases are excluded Ask for details
Second class postage paid
at Chickasha Okla. Published I
every afternoon (except Sat-
urday and Christmas Day) and I
Sunday morning.              I
Any erroneous reflection on I
the character of any person, I
firm or corporation and any I
misstatement which may ap-
pear in the columns of The I
Express will be gladly correct- I
ed upon its being brought to I
the attention of the manage-
ment.
Advertising Deadlines          ,
Forms Show That Meese
ings revealed that Meese failed
to report on his financial dis
closure statement his wife s ac
ceptance of the $15,000 loan from
close friend Edwin Thomas.
His financial statement re
vealed that Meese paid Thomas
$5,(XX) in 1982 and the $10,000 bal
South slams
with a crash
Montreal expert Jackie Begin is the
heroine of today’s deal, a layout that
deserves a permanent niche in the
halls of bridge memorabilia More
than 20 years ago, Jackie heard her
right-hand opponent bid five clubs.
When she bid five spades, her partner
felt that his controls in the red suits
were enough for slam, and carried on
to six. East then doubled
The double of a slam freely bid by
the opponents has a special meaning
it says, “Partner. I think we can
defeat this slam if you will make an
unusual lead, some suit other than
what you would have led in the
absence of my double West dutifully
led the queen of diamonds Jackie put
up the king from dummy and East
ruffed, overruffed by declarer A
heart was played to dummy’s ace and
the ace of diamonds was led East
was still oblivious to the crux of the
hand and again trumped small over-
trumped by South Now when Jackie
played the queen of trumps from her
hand, the ace and king fell together
and as she described the incident, A
more resounding crash I hadn’t heard
since my Aunt Agatha fell off the
ladder.’’
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the company, headed by a close
friend. Earl Brian, who served in
a state cabinet post when Re-
agan was governor.
The story of Meese's financial
affairs became more tangled
with disclosures that Questech
Capital Corp., a subsidiary of
Biotech Corp., received a $5 mil
lion Small Business Admin
istration loan in 1981 at a time
by Edwin Meese, whose nomina
tion as attorney general has been
held up by questions about his
tangled finances, shows he has
paid off two $80,000 loans and a
controversial, interest free
$15,000 loan to his wife.
The White House conselor,
who is under investigation for
failure to disclose loans and giv
ing government jobs to friends,
submitted his financial state
ment to the White House coun
sei’s office Monday after
receiving two extensions from
Water Released
From Ft. Cobb
The Washita Irrigation Dis
trict No. 1 announces that it star
ted releasing water Monday
afternoon from Ft. Cobb Reser
voir at the rate of 30 acre feet per
day and will continue for ap
proximately 30 days The irri
gation district has bought and
paid for 1000 acre feet.
Although the river is still run
ning and has enough water, the
decision was made to release the
water to keep the river flowing
and allow enough water for irri
gation rather than wait until the
river reached the level where ir
rigation was not possible.
The water is for members 0
the Washita Irrigation District,
an area extending from Ft ( obb
to Alex.
of Commerce in Washington was
paid in full in 1984 by a second
deed of trust” on the Meeses
residence in McLean, Va. An
aide said the exact amount of the
the May 15 deadline.
The statement discloses that a
personal loan in the range of
$50,000 to $100,000 at 13 percent
interest from the National Bank
anceinl983.
At Meese’s request. Smith re-
quested appointment of a special
prosecutor who is conducting a
grand jury investigation into the
matter.
Thomas, after lending the
$15,000 to Ursula Meese, was ap
pointed administrator of the
General Services Admin
istration’s San Francisco re
gional office.
Thomas's wife, Gretchen, also
got a government job in San
Francisco with the Merit Sys-
tems Protection Board, causing
Judiciary Committee members
to raise new questions
Meese, 52, said he inad
vertently failed to list the inter
estfree loan on his financial
disclosure statement, and am
ended the form to include the
loan, which was used to purchase
stock in Biotech Capital Corp for
his two children
Thomas also bought stock in
loan was $80,000.
It was learned the second
mortgage to pay off the loan was
provided by the same bank.
National Bank of Commerce.
Meese's statement did not di
vulge the size, source or terms of
the second mortgage.
In addition, tire statement
showed that promissory notes of
$50,000 to $100,000 at 18 percent
interest to John McKean who
later landed a job on the 1 ostal
Board of Governors, also were
paid in full. The aide revealed
the exact amount of that loan
also was $80,000.
President Reagan nominated
Meese. one of his closest White
House advisers, to succeed At
torney General William French
Smith last Jan. 23.
His nomination has been stal-
led in the Senate Judiciary
Committee hearings since hear
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cancelling and revoking any,
or all of the Motor Carrier au
thority sought to be trans
ferred, if the evidence shows
that transferor has not oper
ated its Motor Carrier oper
ations in compliance with the
Rules of the Commission and
the Motor Carrier Lows of the
State of Oklahoma
DONE AND PERFORMED
THIS 3rd DAY OF AUGUST,
1984.
CORPORATION
COMMISSION
OFOKLAHOMA
HAMP BAKER,
Chairman
NORMA EAGLETON,
ViceChairman
JAMESB.TOWNSEND,
Commissioner
ATTEST:
BERDEE S. HOLT,Secretary
Legal Publication
(Published August 14,1984)
IN THE DISTR ICT
COURTOFGRADY
COUNTY, STATE
OFOKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Estotesof
W.H. Cooper, deceased.
Lizzie Cooper, deceased.
Hughey Johnston, Sr., de
ceased,
Frank Myers, deceased,
Mattie Myers, aka Nannie
Myers, deceased,
Joe Muir, deceased,
Wesley Jackson, deceased.
Henry Cooper, deceased,
Anna A. Cooper, aka Anna F.
Cooper, deceased,
Billie B. Cooper, deceased,
Marion Cooper, aka Francis
Marion Cooper, deceased,
Mary Cooper, deceased,
Vest Cooper, aka Thomas Vest
Cooper, deceased,
Perrin Cooper, deceased,
Billy S. Cooper, deceased,
Jewell Cooper, deceased,
Genevieve Davis, deceased,
Elton Cooper, deceased,
Beatrice Kline, deceased,
Mary PhyllisOgg,deceased,
Frank Jackson, deceased.
Iris Cooper, deceased,
Eugene Wilcox, deceased,
Adlai Cooper, aka Henry Adloi
Cooper, deceased,
Wallace Cooper, oka George
Wallace Cooper, deceased,
Carolyn Ashe, deceased.
No. P-84-179
NOTICEOF HEARING
PETITION FOR LETTERS
OF ADMINISTRATION
ANDPETITION FOR
PROBATEOFWILLS
Notice is hereby given to all
heirs, legatees and devisees of
the deceased persons set out i n
the caption of this notice, that
on the 10th day of August, 1984.
there was filed in this cause a •
petitionfor letters of admin
istration ond petition for pro
bate of wills, and also filed in
this cause were instruments in
writing purporting to be the
lost wills and testaments of
certain deceased persons, and
said petition for Letters of
Administration and petition
for probate of wills, petitions
the court to issue thereon Let
ters of Administration and
Letters of Administration with
Will Annexed as to each of said
estates be granted and issued
to Tom Frailey, and that said
petitions will be heard in Dis
trict Courtroom No. 2 in the
Grady County Courthouse in
the City of Chickasha, Grady
County, Oklahoma, on the 7th
day of September, 1984, at the
hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M., at
which time and place all per
sons interested may appear
and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted
Witness my hand this 10th
day of August, 1984
OTEKAL. ALFORD
Judgeof the District Court
HUCKABY, FLEMING,
FRAILEY,
CHAFFIN & DARRAH
201 North 4th Street
P.O. Box 533
Chickasha, Oklahoma 73023
Attorneys for Petitioner
Legal Publication
(Published August 7& 14,1984)
BEFORE THE
CORPORATION
COMMISSION
OF THE STATE
OF OKLAHOMA
IN RE: JOINT APPLI
CATION OF L & L MOTOR
FREIGHT, INC: P O Box
26767, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
73126: (TRANSFEROR) AND
J & M CARTAGE, INC: P O
BOX 23613, OKLAHOMA
CITY, OK 73123 (TRANS
FEREE) FOR AUTHORITY
TO TRANSFER MC 46977:
ARMSTRONG STEAM
CARPET CLEANING
* 4.95 PER ROOM *
3 Rooms or More...
10 Y»an Fxp»n*nce
Stripping and Waxing 30c »q ft.
Sofa and Chair spacial $28.95
3 Rooms Scotchgarded $10.00
We Mort the Furniture
WE SERVE CHICKASHA
AND 60 MILE RADIUS
-Otter good thru this week
CALL 1-771-5057
One Year
Six Months
Three Months
One Month            rg
SINGLE COPY PRICE
Daily
Sunday
$6941*
FREIGHT, INTRASTATE,
COMMON CARRIER,
MOTOR CARRIER SER
VICE.
CAUSE NO. MC 37219 Sub 3
NOTICE ANDORDER
REFERRING AND
SETTINGCAUSE
FOR HEARING
TO WHOM IT MAY CON
CERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the above named
applicants have filed with the
Corporation Commission of
the State of Oklahoma, an ap
plication for authority to
Transfer Motor Carrier for the
transportation of:
"General commodites, except
those of unusual value, Classes
A & B explosives, household
goods, commodities in bulk
and those requiring special
equipment. And serving points
as follows: (1) Between
Chickasha and El Reno, over
U.S. Highway 81, serving all
intermediate points; (2) Be
tween Oklahoma City and El
Reno, over Interstate High-
way 40, serving no inter
mediate points; (3) Betwenn
Oklahoma City and Wayne,
over Interstate Highway 35
and U.S. Highway 77, serving
all intermediate points, and
the off-route point of Goldsby;
(4) Between Purcell and
Chickasha; from Purcell over
OK Highway 39 to junction
with U.S. Highway 62, then
over U.S. Highway 62 to
Chickasha and returnover the
same route, serving all inter
mediate points and the off
route points of Washington and
Dibble; (5) Between Union
City and Oklahoma City, over
OK Highway 152, serving all
intermediate points; (6) Be
tween Minco and Oklahoma
City; from Minco over OK
Highway 37 to junction U.S.
Highway 62, then over U.S.
Highway 62 to Chickasha and
return over the same route;
(7) Between the area ident
ified herein as the Oklahoma
City. Oklahoma commercial
zone (embracing Oklahoma
City, Edmond, The Village,
Nichols Hills, Warr Acres, Be
thany, Yukon, Mustang,
Moore, Del City, Midwest City,
Spencer, Nicoma Park, Vol
levbrook. Woodland Park,
Tinker Air Force Base, Smith
Village, Forest Park, Lake
Aluma, Springlake Park, Hall
Park and Canadian Club City)
on the one hand, and, on the
other, points described in
paragraphs (1) through (6)
above."
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Administration and petition
for probate of wills, petitions
the court to issue thereon Let
ters of Administration and
Letters of Administration with
I Will Annexed as to each of said
estates be granted and issued
to Tom Frailey, and that said
petitions will be heard in Dis
trict Courtroom No. 2 in the
Grady County Courthouse in
the City of Chickasha, Grady
County, Oklahoma, on the 7th
day of September, 1984, at the
hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M., at
which time and place all per
sons interested may appear
and show cause, if any they
hove, why the prayer of said
petitions should not be gran-
ted.
Witness my hand this 10th
day of August, 1984
OTEKAL ALFORD
Judgeof the
Districtcourt
HUCKABY, FLEMING
FRAILEY, CHAFFIN &
DARRAH
201 North 4th Street
P.O. Box 533
Chickasha, Oklahoma 73023
Attorneys for Petitioner
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should be referred to a Referee
in order to obtain the earliest
avoiable date for hearing.
IT IS THEREFORE
ORDERED AND NOTICE
GIVEN: That this Cause be,
and the same is hereby refer
red to a Referee, for the pur
pose of generally and
specifically hearing and de
termining all the issues and
reporting thereon to the Com
mission; that said hearing will
be held before the Referee in
the Referee's Court Room,
Fifth Floor, Room 516, Jim
Thorpe Office Building,
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on
the 13th day of August, 1984, at'
9:00 O’clock A M., at which
time any interested party may
appear and be heard
IT IS FURTHER
ORDERED AND NOTICE
GIVEN: That upon hearing
the evidence, the Referee may
recommend and the Comm
ission may enter its order sus
OTEKAL. ALFORD
Judgeof the District Court
HUCKABY, FLEMING,
FRAILEY,
CHAFFIN & DARRAH
201 North 4th Street
P.O. Box 533
Chickasha, Oklahoma 73023
Attorneys for Petitioner
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