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Executive Director, Oklahoma Watch

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Journal Record Editor since 2004
Previously:
Senior reporter, Galveston County (Texas) Daily News
Publisher, The Journals, Alvin, Pearland and Friendswood, Texas
Editor and Publisher, The Santa Rosa (Calif.) News-Herald
Publisher, The Russian River News (Calif.)

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As Mazzei Changes Tone on Smelter Project, Drummond Moves to Block It

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By Elizabeth Caldwell, Ted Streuli 
| Oklahoma Watch
Two candidates for Oklahoma’s governorship are taking separate paths on one of the largest industrial projects ever proposed for the state. On Tuesday, Attorney General Gentner Drummond held a press conference at Inola High School to announce he filed a lawsuit in Rogers County to stop the construction of the country’s largest proposed aluminum smelter that would sit on about 350 acres inside the Port of Inola.
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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

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By Ted Streuli 
| Oklahoma Watch
GPS Data Shows Oklahoma Treasurer Using State Vehicle, Unclaimed Property Office for Commute Oklahoma Treasurer Todd Russ opened a satellite unclaimed property office in Clinton last year, citing a desire to bring state services closer to rural Oklahomans. GPS data from a state vehicle tells a more complicated story. The Clinton office is 85 miles from Oklahoma City and about 15 miles from Russ’s home in Cordell.
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Oklahoma Treasurer Using Unclaimed Property Office As Commuting Hub

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By Paul Monies , Ted Streuli 
| Oklahoma Watch
Oklahoma Treasurer Todd Russ is using a newly created unclaimed property office in western Oklahoma as a commuting hub to get back and forth to his office in the Capitol during the work week, according to GPS data from a state vehicle. Russ opened the Clinton office in June 2025 as part of a plan to give rural residents a place to ask questions about the state’s unclaimed property program, other than Oklahoma City. In December, he established another satellite office in Muskogee.
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