Oklahoma Energy Resources Board elects officers

Tuesday, November 9th 1999, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

Randy Foutch has been elected the fourth
chairman of the Oklahoma Energy Resources Board.

Foutch is president of Lariat Petroleum in Tulsa. He was elected to a two-year term and succeeds Henry "Boots" Taliaferro.

James Bass was elected to a two-year term as the board's secretary. Bass is vice president of exploration and production for Apache Corporation in Tulsa. Vice chairman Jim Palm and treasurer Eric Koelling were re-elected.

The Oklahoma Energy Resources Board was created in 1993 by the Oklahoma Legislature and is funded through a voluntary assessment
on oil and natural gas producers and royalty owners.

It conducts environmental restoration of abandoned well sites and educates Oklahomans about the importance of the petroleum industry.

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