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4		-	ENROLLED SENATE
5		-	RESOLUTION NO. 14 By: Paxton, Alvord, Bergstrom,
6		-	Boren, Brooks, Bullard,
7		-	Burns, Coleman, Daniels,
8		-	Deevers, Dossett, Frix,
9		-	Gillespie, Gollihare,
10		-	Goodwin, Green, Grellner,
11		-	Guthrie, Hall, Hamilton,
12		-	Haste, Hicks, Hines,
13		-	Howard, Jech, Jett, Kern ,
14		-	Kirt, Mann, McIntosh,
15		-	Murdock, Nice, Pederson,
16		-	Prieto, Pugh, Rader,
17		-	Reinhardt, Rosino,
18		-	Sacchieri, Seifried,
19		-	Standridge, Stanley,
20		-	Stewart, Thompson, Weaver,
21		-	Wingard, and Woods
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	53	+	STATE OF OKLAHOMA
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	55	+	1st Session of the 60th Legislature (2025)
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	57	+	SENATE
	58	+	RESOLUTION 14 By: Paxton
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	63	+	AS INTRODUCED
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27	65		A Resolution commemorating the 90 th anniversary of
28	66		Black Sunday; and reminding Oklahomans of the
29	67		continuing need to protect and conse rve our soil,
30	68		water, and other natural resources .
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34	73		WHEREAS, the Dust Bowl of the 1930s was the worst natural
35	74		disaster of the time in the United States, having a profound impact
36	75		on the people and the land of Oklahoma, specifically with the storm
37	76		known as Black Sunday, on April 14, 1935; and
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39	77		WHEREAS, following the Black Sunday s torm, Oklahoma became
40	78		committed to soil conservation and the protection of our soil
41	79		resources, becoming a national leader in conservation and working
42	80		with landowners to inst all land management practices that have
43	81		transformed, protected, and sustained the land for the 90 years
44	82		since Black Sunday; and
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49	83		WHEREAS, Oklahoma’s soil conservation effort has been a
50	84		longstanding and effective partnership between local conservation
51	85		districts, the Oklahoma Conservation Commission, and the federal
52	86		Natural Resources Conser vation Service.
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54	138		NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE 1ST SESSION
55	139		OF THE 60TH OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE:
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57	140		That the State of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Senate, this Ap ril
58	141		14th, commemorate the 90th anniversary of Black Sunday to remind
59	142		Oklahomans of the importance of our soil resources and the
60	143		continuing need to protect and conserve our soil, water , and other
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63		-	Adopted by the Senate the 14th day of April, 2025.
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67		-	Presiding Officer of the Senate
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69		-	OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
70		-	Received by the Office of the Secretary of State this _______ ___
71		-	day of _________________ _, 20 _______, at _______ o'cloc k _______ M.
72		-	By: _________________________________
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