In 1998, four major tobacco companies agreed to a settlement with 46 states, including Oklahoma. The tobacco companies promised to pay participating states at least $206 billion over the first 25 years in exchange for those states dropping litigation against the tobacco companies.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Keith Lehr, Oklahoma City, failure to stop at stop sign, $165.
Tanye Morgan, Indianapolis, speeding, $245.
Kwame Scott, Oklahoma City, expired tag, $165.
Donte Chattman, Oklahoma City, expired tag and transporting open container of liquor or alcohol, $515.
Uriel Moreno Acosta, El Reno, speeding, $245.
Cristian McElveen, El Reno, possession of tobacco by a minor, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and driving under suspension, $1,395.
Betty Adams Wiewel, El Reno, expired tag, $165.
Enjoying a week with a jump up in the district standings, El Reno High School’s baseball team took a step back after dropping two games to powerhouse Carl Albert.
The Indians took a brief 2-0 lead over the Titans in the home game at the Hub Reed Complex, only to allow 12 unanswered runs leading to a 12-2 run-rule loss. The two runs were the second most scored on Carl Albert in District 5A-1 games to date.
Space in the upper half of the District 5A-2 standings got a little more crowded as El Reno High School’s boys soccer team shut out Del City 2-0. The road win was the fifth shutout victory of the season for El Reno, which improved to 6-2 on the season.
The Indians also jumped three spots in the league standings into a tie for third place at 1-1. El Reno is tied with Classen SAS and Carl Albert for third, trailing Bishop McGuinness and Guymon by a game for first place.
