Legal Opinion
Thomas v. Hampton
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided August 30, 1978No. 52668PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BARNES, Justice:
In the spring of 1978, Mr. Howard C. Thomas and Mr. James E. McGuire began preparations to conduct a music festival, the Utopia Mountain Festival, on land belonging to Mr. McGuire, located a few miles outside of Pawhuska, Oklahoma.
The festival, which was to feature entertainers such as David Allan Coe and Black Oak Arkansas, was to start at noon on Sunday, September 3,1978, and conclude at 11:00 p. m., of the same day. In preparation for the festival, the petitioners have had 30 acres of Mr. McGuire’s land fenced in with a 7-foot high chain link fence, have arranged for…
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