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3 NEWS June 23, 2021 OSU/A&M Regents approve Misdemeanors Felonies $1.5 billion 2022 budget MISDEMEANORS State of Okla vs John E Sanders Protective order violation for Oklahoma State University State of Okla vs Michael G Mitchell Petit larceny State of Okla vs Rebekah S Galloway DUI State of Okla vs Desire C Walters Unauthorized use of a credit and the OSU System card FELONIES State of Okla vs Stacy J Garrow Possession of CS & para- (OKLAHOMA CITY, on our minds,” said OSU and staff for their creative provides investments in areas phernalia. Escape from jail.Violation of Mary Rippy violent Oklahoma) — The OSU/A&M President Burns Hargis. “Even problem solving and diligence to help grow our economy, crime act registration Board of Regents approved a though the increase is mini- in following protocols to keep educate the future workforce, State of Okla vs Jayden Lasater Endangering others by $1.5 billion operating bud- mal, it will enable investment our campus safe and open.” expand research and promote eluding get for the Oklahoma State in educational and research Federal HEERF (Higher innovation.” State of Okla vs Christina M Hall Conspiracy University System for fiscal programs and initiatives as Education Emergency Relief year 2022 during its regularly well as ensure we consider the Funds) increased the OSU Numerous Oklahoma State State of Okla vs Michael G Mitchell Conspiracy scheduled June 18 meeting. impact of inflation on opera- System budget by more than University personnel actions State of Okla vs Wallace W Edmundson Larceny of auto & The OSU System budget tional costs.” $70 million. HEERF are one- were also approved during the domestic animals increase includes a 4.8% in- He continued, “Oklahoma time funds used mainly for Board of Regents meeting. State of Okla vs John W Standingwater Larceny of auto & crease in state appropriations State has weathered one of student aid, as well as ad- Read more here. domestic animalsLeaving scene of an accident for targeted workforce devel- the most uncertain times in dressing COVID-related costs MEDIA CONTACT: Monica opment initiatives for engi- university history and devel- necessary to maintain a safe State of Okla vs Paige L Taylor Enabling child abuse Roberts | Director of Media Rela- neering, STEM, nursing and oped a sound budget that will campus environment and tions | 405-744-4800 | monica. teacher education. The OSU continue to serve our students other revenue shortfalls due System enrollment is 33,021, led by an enrollment of 24,405 at its Stillwater and Tulsa cam- and state despite the challeng- es we faced. I am extremely proud of the way we worked to the pandemic. “The Regents and System leaders worked together to [email protected] Oklahoma State University is a modern land-grant university Marriages & Divorces puses, including the College of together during the pandemic craft a budget which reflects that prepares students for suc- cess. OSU has more than 34,000 MARRIAGE LICENSES Veterinary Medicine. and did not waver from our our commitment to shared Tuition and mandatory land grant education, research governance throughout the students across its five-campus Nickolas Fowler, Sayre – Miranda Snay, Sayre fees will increase by 2.5% and service mission. OSU system,” said Regents system and more than 24,000 Dylan Dyer, Elk City – Emily Miller, Elk City for in-state undergraduate “Federal funding, addition- Chair Rick Davis. “In the on its combined Stillwater and Dustin Drake, Erick – Jennifer Jarnagin, Elk City and graduate students at the al state appropriations and do- face of a global pandemic, Tulsa campuses, with students Stillwater and Tulsa campuses. nor support have been critical that partnership was more from all 50 states and around This is the first tuition and to meeting the needs of our important than ever. We DIVORCES mandatory fee increase in students and their families approved a budget today to 100 nations. Established in 1890, OSU has graduated more than Derek Brown vs Cassie Brown three years. and in keeping the university provide many benefits to our “Moving forward, keeping budget in a solid position as students, citizens and state 275,000 students to serve the Gloria Rippetoe vs J B Rippetoe the costs of an OSU degree we enter the fall semester. I while maintaining accessibility state of Oklahoma, the nation affordable remains foremost thank our students, faculty and affordability. The budget and the world. NOTICE OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE OWNERS OF ABANDONED PROPERTY Federal child tax credits to hit bank accounts of eligible parents on July 15: Biden Dave Goldiner, New York tax system that works for the For children from 6 to 17, able, meaning taxpayers will LOOKING FOR LOST TREASURE? Daily News middle class,” Biden tweeted the credit is $250 a month for receive it even if the credit is on his official @potus account. a total of $3,000. Common types of unclaimed property include: more than their total federal Child tax credits of up to The payments are a result Like the COVID-19 relief Cash | Royalties | Life Insurance Proceeds $300 per kid will start hitting of the decision to raise the stimulus payments, the tax bill. Rebates | Paychecks | Stocks and Bonds parents’ bank accounts on child tax credit to $3,600 or monthly credits will be sent The only catch is that if July 15, President Joe Biden $3,000 from $2,000. directly to taxpayers’ bank the IRS sends you too big a announced Monday. Most low-income and mid- accounts, giving parents im- BECKHAM COUNTY cash payment, you will have to Setting an initial payment dle-class parents of children mediate access to the cash. repay the difference come tax ELK CITY GOMEZ CORINA MADALYN JOHNSON date for the first time, Biden under 6 years old will receive Parents making up to 7034 E 33RD ST DAVIS AMERITECH COMPUTER hailed the monthly cash pay- a monthly payment of $300 $112,500 a year are eligible. time next year. SOLUTIONS L GOMEZ EFREN E 1502 W AVE D ments as a new way to help in the middle of the month, Anyone who has filed taxes 609 S MAIN ST 417 S 37TH WEST AVE MARTHA ANN KELLY ©2021 New York Daily GOMEZ ELAINE MINERAL PROPERTIES lift millions of children out of for a total of $1,800 in 2021. and claimed a child on their BILL HELTON LLC News. Visit nydailynews.com. 305 N ADAMS AVE 2107 E 2ND ST poverty. The remaining $1,800 can be return will automatically be GOMEZ EPIFANIO PO BOX 395 Distributed by Tribune Con- C MOORE STANSBERRY “Folks, this Child Tax claimed by parents on their enrolled in the program. INC 1848 S 124TH EAST PERKINSON MARY Credit is a huge step towards a 2021 federal income taxes. The credit is fully refund- tent Agency, LLC. PO BOX 768 AVE 913 N PEACE AVE CAROLYN J LOFTISS GOMEZ JASON ERICK RT 1 BOX 140 611 W 15TH ST APT A6 EUGENE TIPTON CHARLES JUNIOR GOMEZ JOSEPH PO BOX 453 MEADOWS ESTATE 4340 S VANCOUVER HERZBERG JOSHUA L COVID-19 might shrink parts of RT 4 BOX 110A ELLIS ENGLER 1010 W THIRD EVANS CHRISTINA AVE GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL 1801 W 3RD ST 521 S ELM SAYRE BRODDRICK LAYTON W GUTIERREZ ZENAIDA 306 N 4TH ST the brain, scientists say UNKNOWN FITE AS PARENT OF 2700 E HIGHWAY 66 CHRISTIAN BARRY DEVIN FITE SHAWN HARRIS MARLENE 401 NE HIGHWAY 66 19883 E 1080 RD PO BOX 2144 CROMPTON CHAD A GIGI EVELYN SMITH HERRING ELON PO BOX 575 ESTATE EST 800 N ELK AVE JOHN E HARTMAN Rong-Gong Lin II, Los brain. ... And I think what it through vaccination,” Gottlieb the disease inside the central HOPIE CANNON 1205 BLUESTEM DR 1504 N 6TH ST Angeles Times suggests is that the balance said. nervous system.” GINGER G SAVAGE RR 4 BOX 6355 MABEL N HAMMON of the information that we’re In their report, the au- 1404 W AVE C J C POTTER RT 1 A new study suggests that accruing does indicate that thors of the study said they The observational study RT 2 GOMEZ CLAUDIA B PAMELA F LEWIS COVID-19 might shrink parts COVID is a disease that could identified “significant effects was conducted by scientists at 2316 S 96TH EAST AVE LARSON KIELY 911 N 2ND ST APT B 11433 N 1980 RD SHANE LYLE SPARLIN of the brain. create persistent symptoms.” of COVID-19 in the brain,” the University of Oxford and 409 N 7TH ST The study‘s results were Some of those persistent finding a loss of brain tissue Imperial College in the United mentioned by former Food illnesses long after coronavi- known as gray matter in some and Drug Administration com- rus infection include ongoing regions of the brain that affect Kingdom and the National This is only the latest list of names, so be sure to search missioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb abnormally fast heart rates, a person’s sense of taste and Institutes of Health in Mary- on the Sunday news program Gottlieb said, which might be smell. The authors also identi- for friends and family at OKTREASURE.COM land and posted on MedRxiv For any questions, feel free to give us a call at 405-521-4273 “Face the Nation” on CBS as explained as a result of CO- fied consistent abnormalities another example of why it VID-19 damaging the body’s among COVID-19 survivors in last week. The authors studied OUR SERVICE IS ALWAYS FREE is so important that unvac- nervous system. a part of the brain that deals 394 people who happened to cinated people get inoculated. It’s not clear how the virus with memory. have brain scans in medical State law requires that before any information may be obtained The results also underscore causes a shrinkage of parts of Losses of smell or taste concerning reported unclaimed property, there must be a valid proven in- how evidence is mounting that the brain, Gottlieb said — if are symptoms of COVID-19. records before being infected terest in property. To allow the Unclaimed Property Division to process your people can still suffer from the virus itself caused the And in long COVID, symptoms with the coronavirus, and also inquiry, please send a black and white copy of your driver’s license, Social Security Card and provide the following information. illness related to COVID-19 decline in brain tissue, or if it can include difficulty thinking had their brains scanned after many months after infection, was symptoms of COVID-19 or concentrating, sometimes Name of listed owner: ________________________________________ a condition known as “long that caused the troubling referred to as “brain fog.” infection. (Exactly as it appears in this publication) COVID.” reduction. The authors cautioned that The records were compared SSN/FEI No. of Listed Owner: ___________________________________ (Not required, but failure to do so might delay claim processing.) “Certain areas of their Whatever the mechanism, they can’t “make claims of to the brain scans of 388 Your relationship to listed owner: ________________________________ brain showed a decline in though, the results underscore disease causality with absolute (i.e., self, spouse, divorced, heir – son, daughter, grandson, etc.) people who did not contract actual tissue — a shrinkage of just how problematic COV- certainty.” Still, they wrote, If listed owner is deceased, please check here: __________ parts of their brain,” Gottlieb ID-19 can be for unvaccinated their observations are based the coronavirus but had simi- said on the news program. people. on “a consistent pattern of ab- lar age, sex and ethnicity, and Your name: ________________________________________________ (Attach a Black and White copy of your driver’s license) “It’s very concerning because “This isn’t a benign disease. normalities caused by the dis- who also had a similar time SSN/FEI No. ________________________________________________ it does suggest that the virus This is something you want to ease process” that they found, (SS Not Required, but failure to do so might delay claim processing.) could be having a direct effect avoid. And the bottom line is which points to “a possible interval between the two brain Current Address: ____________________________________________ (If filing for a business give current business address.) on certain portions of the we have the tools to avoid it — mechanism for the spread of scans. City: __________________________ State: ______ ZIP: ____________ Day time phone number: ________ _____________________________ (Area Code) $50 $75 E-Mail: ____________________________________________________ ____________ __________________________________________ (Date) (Your Signature) Our only goal is to reunite property with its true and lawful owner. Upon review of your claim, the Unclaimed Property Division may ask for additional documentation. To save processing time, please attach to your claim copies of any documentation that verifies your relationship to the listed owner. 6 Months 1 Year MAIL TO: Unclaimed Property Division 9520 N. May Ave., Lower Level Oklahoma City, OK 73120 | (405) 521-4273 109 W. Broadway, Elk City • 580-225-3000 The names and addresses contained in this notice are as they were reported by the holder. Information concerning the names and last-known addresses of the property holders may be obtained by any person possessing an interest in the property by submitting an online claim or addressing an inquiry to the Unclaimed Property Division. The property is in the custody of the www.elkcitynews.com.com State Treasurer and all claims must be directed to the Unclaimed Property Division.

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