Oklahoma local government news, summer 1990

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Summer 1990
OKLAHOMA LOCAL GOVERNMENT NEWS
PUBLISHED QUARTERLY BY THE CENTER FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY, OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, SPONSORED JOINTLY BY THE
FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION, THE OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND THE OKLAHOMA COMMISSION ON COUNTY
GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL, EDUCATION AND TRAINING.
103 CRUTCHFIELD
STILLWATER, OK
74078—0525
405-744-6049
Summer 1990
Edited by Doug Wright
COMPUTER SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENTS
by Dave Harnly
Recent additions to our inventory of
computer programs are detailed
below.  These applications are for
IBM compatible micro computers using
DOS.  They do not require any other
program for use.  Hard disk is
recommended but not required.
GENERAL USE:
A general purpose
program has been
will produce sere
the data, printed
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can be presented
orders (alphabeti
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number, etc.) and
contain only thos
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ATTENTION SHERIFFS:
mailing list
developed which
en displays of
lists or
abels.  These
in various
cally by name,
p code or phone
"filtered" to
e records
criteria.
The program OWARTS, designed to
keep track of outstanding
warrants, is being used at an
increasing number of locations.
Users seem well satisfied with
the product and find it fast and
easy to locate an outstanding
warrant knowing name, SSN, DOB or
alias of the individual.  Some
cities as well as counties may
find a use for this application.
ATTENTION TREASURERS:
A new program designed to
administer mobile home stamps has
been written.  The end result of
this program is the computer
preparation of the Mobile Home
Report required by the Oklahoma
Tax Commission.  The program also
checks for duplicate or missing
stamp numbers.
Call Dave Harnly at 405-744-6049 for
further details.