The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 21

THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Fund-Raising Group Hopes to Help Build State Morale the Capitol. Money will sponsorships and sales Those who buy buttons hand-holding around the come from runner of T-shirts and buttons, will participate in a Capitol. 39 night. Tuttle, Department of Commerce director, and a number of business owners Terry Neese described as "small business entrepreneurs." The Nov. 16 Statehood Day event will involve a relay run, with runners arriving at the state Capitol from around the state; they will run with Oklahoma flags and carry containers of soil from their areas, Terry Neese said, which will be mixed together at committee.

Oklahomans helping Oklahomans will not profit, said Earl Neese. On the board of directors for OHO are Jack Craig, State Department of Agriculture commissioner; John Folks, state superintendent of public instruction; Abe Hesser, Department of Tourism and Recreation director; Roy Peters state director of vo-tech education; Francis feel we've had a lot of success." Terry Neese said the money is a secondary goal. "The participation and the lift to the spirits is first," she said. Plans call for limiting the loans to Oklahoma residents and Oklahoma projects; criteria include inability to get other financing. Applications will be reviewed by a committee from Community Bankers As-sociation and a loan Shopping Spree Weekends.

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them special "The best film of the year? A3f -Joel Siegel, ABC-TV By Ann DeFrange A plan for state morale-building and fund-raising was announced Thursday by a group called Oklahomans Helping Oklahomans. Terry Neese, an Oklahoma City personnel firm owner who initiated the project, called it "something positive to lift our spirits in Oklahoma motherhood, baseball and apple pie" and a return to the pioneer spirit. The group hopes to raise funds that will guarantee, supplement or directly make loans to state farmers and small business owners. A kickoff event will be Nov. 16 at the state Capitol.

Neese's husband, Earl Neese, an accountant and personnel consultant, said funds raised will be placed in banks in areas where the money was raised. He said Community Bankers As-sociation is working with the group to promote loans that will help business owners develop new ventures or sustain existing businesses. He said banks will be encouraged to offer special rates. Earl Neese said the group hopes to raise $10 million, but "if we only raise $2 million we will Marriott People know how. Sue Got Married' is a classic.

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Neither man has been charged in connection with the alleged assault. As part of an agreement with federal prosecutors, Nelson pleaded guilty in August to one of the attempted bombings and the other charge was dismissed. Nelson, who has been free on $25,000 bail, is to report to prison on Dec. 1, Eubanks gave the Bureau of Prisons 90 days to complete its psychiatric evaluation. The first bomb was detonated by Army demolition experts from Fort Sill.

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