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Inhoffe Replacement

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Updated: January 7, 2009
A four state community is in the spotlight again as a U.S. Senator`s staff member meets with them on a controversial issue. Kurt Price a field representative for U.S. Senator Jim Inhoffe was the key speaker at the Miami Rotary Club luncheon today. Price spoke on behalf of Senator Inhofe about why the Senator does not agree with a buyout for the city of Picher, Oklahoma. According to Senator Inhofe`s experts a buyout is not the answer. But Picher residents say anyone can find an expert to support their ideas price told rotary club members the senator hopes to visit the picher/cardin area at least once a month in the upcoming legislative session. But he`s unsure when that will actually take place. Reported By: Jennifer Grannan

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