Tompkins Nominated for Seat on State Investigation Bureau Commission
Oklahoma City attorney Ray Tompkins has been nominated by Gov. Frank Keating to sit on the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Commission.
Tompkins is a shareholder and director with Conner and Winters. He was selected to succeed Oklahoma City businessman Marvin Weiss. Senate confirmation is required to complete the nomination.
Tompkins has already served on the commission once. In 1987, he was appointed by Gov. Henry Bellmon. He served one term as vice chairman and four terms as chairman of the commission before his seven year term expired in 1994.
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Article title: Tompkins Nominated for Seat on State Investigation Bureau Commission.
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Newspaper title: THE JOURNAL RECORD.
Publication date: June 17, 1996.
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