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3 February 23, 2022 N e wA sg/rAi cg ur it cl u lr te u r e WTC Awards Misdemeanors Felonies MISDEMEANORS State of Okla vs Matthew E Wilson Possession of CS & para- phernalia State of Okla vs Alan J Orange DUS. Possession of CS & paraphernalia State of Okla vs Kyle Whiteskunk DUI. Driving without a license State of Okla vs Jim O Mayfield III Domestic assault & bat- Clariza Ramos, Biomedical Cole Steward, Auto Service Connor Cole, Auto Collision Hannah Nault, Culinary Sciences, received an Out- Technology, received Out- Repair, received Outstand- Arts, received Outstanding tery standing Attitude and Per- standing Student and Out- ing Attitude and Perfect At- Student and Perfect Atten- fect Attendance Awards standing Attitude Awards State of Okla vs Daniel J Gentry Pettit larceny tendance Awards dance Awards in Geometry FELONIES State of Okla vs Craig J Phillips Pettit larceny. Possession of CS & paraphernalia State of Okla vs Alfredo Garcia Jr Cruelty to animals State of Okla vs John T Diaz Domestic assault & battery by strangulation State of Okla vs Richard A Barrett Trafficking. Possession of contraband in jail Liberty Grace Bohanan, Seth Donley, Welding, re- Ian Andrade, Computer Lex Dugger, Service Ca- State of Okla vs Jack D Glaspie Health Careers, received an ceived an Outstanding Networking and Security, reers, received an Out- Outstanding Student and Student and Perfect Atten- State of Okla vs Floyd L Mann Possession of contraband received Outstanding Atti- standing Student Award Perfect Attendance Awards dance Awards tude, Outstanding Student in jail and Perfect Attendance Awards Marriages & Divorces Onion Care and Handling MARRIAGE LICENSES Frank Balderas Jr, Sayre – Norma Richardson, Sayre Whether in a home or ditional pests that affect on- and destroy the leaf. The way County Extension at 580-928- market garden, onions are a ions one should also watch to control purple blotch is to 2139 Arlie Conway, Elk City – Victoria Dewees, Willow favorite of many vegetable for. Thrips are tiny insects that use preventive fungicide appli- The Oklahoma State Universi- growers. If you planted on- feed on the leaf surface. Heavy cations. This means the fungi- ty, in compliance with Title VI and DIVORCES ions from transplants this infestation will result in leaves cide needs to be applied before VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Tara Fite vs Terry Fite year, they should begin vigor- taking on a silvery appear- the disease is observed. The Executive order 11246 as amend- ous growth soon, if they have ance. Thrips are most easily ob- threat of this disease is great- ed, and Title IX of the Education Dylan Cooper vs Kimberly Cooper not done so already. Do not served when leaves are gently est under rainy, wet and humid Amendments of 1972 (Higher Ed- overlook the need for nitrogen separated at the onion neck. conditions. When conditions ucation Act), the Americans with fertilizer for producing large The insect will appear as tiny such as these are forecast, the disabilities Act of 1990, and other onions. Unless you have a gar- yellow or dark colored specks use of fungicide in advance federal and state laws and regula- MEDICAID ENROLLMENT EVENT den with very fertile soil, now that move when disturbed. Al- of the wet weather is highly tions, does not discriminate on the is the time to apply nitrogen though tiny, thrips can be very recommended. Your County basis of race, color, national ori- fertilizer to enable vigorous damaging to onions. Two spe- Extension Office can provide gin, genetic information, sex age, MEDICAID HEALTH PLAN growth. Two possible sources cies are commonly present: on- information on suggested fun- sexual orientation, gender iden- AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES are ammonium nitrate or urea. ion thrips and western flower gicides for purple blotch and tity, religion, disability, or status A rough estimate of how much thrips. The two species are not other vegetable diseases. as a veteran, in any of its policies, of these fertilizers to use is ¼ readily distinguished by an un- Finally, black mold is a dis- of a pound for 20 feet of row. trained observer. Insecticide ease that was observed in on- practices or procedures. This provi- Thursday February 24th sion includes, but is not limited to Scatter the fertilizer along the 20 feet distance so that it cov- treatment for thrips will de- pend on the producer’s situa- ions harvested last summer during a rainy period. The on- admissions, employment, financial 1:00pm - 6:00pm aid, and educational services. The ers 1 ½ feet on each side of the tion. Inspect onions frequently ion bulbs appeared normal at row. Do not put the fertilizer to determine if the plants have harvest but began to develop a Director of Equal Opportunity, Sayre Public Library directly on the plants and do an infestation. Contact your black powdery material under 408 Whitehurst, OSU, Stillwater, 113 E Poplar not concentrate it at the base County Extension Office for the dry outer scales. This was a OK 74078-1035; Phone 405- of the plants. Doing so could information on insecticides to mold that infected onions due 744-5371; email: [email protected] cause injury to shallow plant use for thrips. to extremely wet conditions has been designated to handle in- Questions about Medicaid? quiries regarding non-discrimina- roots. Fertilizer can be left on Fungal diseases are anoth- at harvest. Suggested control tion policies: Any person (student, Need Help? the surface or scratched lightly er concern in onions. Healthy measures are to store onions at into the soil surface. Water leaves are needed to produce an temperatures below 60. Note faculty, or staff ) who believes that Free Application Assistance gently following fertilizer ap- onion bulb. Diseases of the foli- that storage at temperatures discriminatory practices have been to Help You or Someone You Love plication. age can quickly destroy healthy cooler than provides addi- engaged in based on gender may plants. Purple blotch is one of tional benefits. Avoid bruising discuss his or her concerns and file Apply for Medicaid Primary pest problems ob- served in onions in southeast these and it is first observed onions during harvesting and informal or formal complaints of Oklahoma in recent years in- as tiny water- soaked lesions handling. possible violations of Title IX with clude thrips, purple blotch, on the leaves. If conditions are For more information con- OSU’s Title IX Coordinator 405- and black mold. There are ad- suitable the lesions can enlarge tact Greg Hartman Beckham 744-9154. For more information: (580) 225-1173 Don’t let those heifers slip now As we get closer to April the time of reaching puberty) of their maintenance require- ed, and Title IX of the Education and the breeding season for undergo a severe reduction in ments (.4 M). The other half Amendments of 1972 (Higher Ed- replacement heifers that are dietary intake of protein and of the heifers were continued ucation Act), the Americans with destined for a spring calving especially energy, breeding on the original diet that sup- disabilities Act of 1990, and other herd, proper nutritional man- success may be disappointing. plied 120% (1.2 M) of the federal and state laws and regula- agement is more important Oklahoma State Univer- maintenance requirements. tions, does not discriminate on the than ever. Some producers may sity researchers have studied All heifers were injected with basis of race, color, national ori- have removed the heifers from the impact of short-term en- prostaglandin so they should gin, genetic information, sex age, wheat pasture at the appear- ergy restriction on ovulation ovulate on about day 14 of the sexual orientation, gender iden- ance of first hollow stem. Oth- rates of cycling replacement trial. Seventy percent (7 of 10) tity, religion, disability, or status ers may “graze out” the wheat heifers. This trial is reported of .4 M heifers did not ovulate as a veteran, in any of its policies, pasture and move the heifers in the 2001 OSU Animal Sci- as a response to the injection, practices or procedures. This provi- to a dormant native or Bermu- ence Research Report (White, whereas all the 1.2 M heifers sion includes, but is not limited to da pasture near working facili- et al.) The effects of acutely had normal ovulation. admissions, employment, financial ties for artificial insemination. restricting nutrition on ovula- In this study, restricting aid, and educational services. The In some cases, this winter the tion and metabolic hormones nutrient intake for 14 days pre- Director of Equal Opportunity, heifers have been fed supple- were evaluated in Angus x vented ovulation in a large per- 408 Whitehurst, OSU, Stillwater, ment and hay. Hereford heifers. All the heif- centage of beef heifers without The heifers will be turned ers were housed in individual altering visible body condition. OK 74078-1035; Phone 405- in with the bulls or put on a pens in a barn and fed a diet Heifers should be managed to 744-5371; email: [email protected] synchronization program to supplying 120% of their main- avoid short-term nutrient re- has been designated to handle in- be bred in April. In many cas- tenance requirements for pro- striction to maintain normal quiries regarding non-discrimina- es this means that the heifers tein and energy (1.2 M) for 10 tion policies: Any person (student, estrous cycles. faculty, or staff ) who believes that •Residential •Commercial • Faucet Repair must be moved from one loca- days to allow time to adjust to For more information con- tion to another that is closer to the environment and diet. All tact Greg Hartman Beckham discriminatory practices have been • Drain Cleaning •Gas Piping working facilities. The trick, of the heifers were determined to County Extension at580-928- engaged in based on gender may course, is to not let those heif- ers go on a steep downslide in be cycling at the conclusion of this adjustment period. Then 2139 The Oklahoma State Universi- discuss his or her concerns and file informal or formal complaints of Jason Jones Plumbing body condition as we approach the heifers were split into two ty, in compliance with Title VI and possible violations of Title IX with 580-214-0404 or 580-323-0405 the breeding season. Research groups. Half of the heifers were VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, OSU’s Title IX Coordinator 405- Clinton Oklahoma has shown that if heifers (near then fed a diet supplying 40% Executive order 11246 as amend- 744-9154. Jason Jones - Owner/Operator | [email protected]