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pay Jackley's office $21,500.
• Similarly, M.G. Oil is paying $28,500 for octane testing and educational materials.
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• Oglala Sioux Tribe president injured in car wreck on Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota
• RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) -- The newly elected president of the Oglala Sioux Tribe has been injured in a one-vehicle wreck on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in western South Dakota.
• Bryan Brewer's administrative assistant says the cause of the Saturday night wreck is so far unknown. Angie Sam says Brewer is still "pretty heavily medicated."
• The Rapid City Journal (http://bit.ly/W9FHuD ) reports that Brewer suffered cuts to his head and a broken hip, but Sam tells the newspaper it was a clean break and the president is expected to make a fast recovery.
• Brewer is being treated at the Rapid City Regional Hospital. The wreck was near Red Shirt Table.
• Sam says the injuries won't sideline Brewer's ability to fulfill his presidential duties for the tribe, though some meetings will need to be rescheduled.
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• RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) -- One was a small-town lawyer-turned-state senator and South Dakota Supreme Court justice. The other launched his career as a state representative after 36 years as a banker.
• Frank "Rudy" Henderson and Burdette Solum, both former lawmakers with roots in small South Dakota towns, died separately Friday.
• Henderson, 84, passed away at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Sheridan, Wyo. Solum died at a Watertown hospital at age 85.
• Gov. Dennis Daugaard has ordered that flags at the State Capitol be lowered to half-staff Wednesday and Thursday to honor the men.
• Henderson, the high court justice, was born in Miller, S.D., in 1928. His family remembers him as a big man with a big voice and unflappable conviction.
• Those who met him, never forgot him, son John Henderson told the Rapid City Journal on Sunday.
• "He was a man of conviction, period. He did what he believed in, no ifs, ands or buts about it," Henderson said.

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