Cap lifted on Route 66 attraction
ARCADIA - Instead of a gold-plated shovel or a gushing oil well, Aubrey K. McClendon twisted the top on an orange cream soda bottle to christen his newest multimillion-dollar business venture Thursday.
McClendon was joined by about 100 citizens and city staff members from Arcadia and Edmond , as well as employees and stockholders from Chesapeake Energy Corp. , at the ground breaking of Pops -- a gas station, con...
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