Oklahoma rancher is rewarded for helping ‘poorest’
OKEMAH — Rancher and farmer Phillip Klutts isn’t financially strapped, and he’s never gone without work since graduating from the University of Oklahoma decades ago with a degree in petroleum engineering.
Yet he understands the tribulations many older, less fortunate Oklahomans endure as they struggle to find any kind of job — a situation that is now more dire from the recession and record u...
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