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Oklahoma Senate panel blocks Democrat from Election Board
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Republican-controlled Senate Rules Committee is blocking Gov. Mary Fallin’s nomination of an Oklahoma City attorney to the state Election Board, drawing the ire of Democrats who contend it is because he is openly ...
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Scout teamer, Sooner players assist Mission of Hope ministry
Adam Barnett was not always the college pastor at Journey Church in Norman. Not too long ago, he was a scout teamer with coach Sherri Coale’s Oklahoma women’s basketball program. He was among a handful of young men who helped the Sooner ...
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County finishes budget
The Cleveland County Budget Board finished weeks of work Tuesday and approved a budget for FY 2013, which starts July 1. “We budgeted to our projected revenues,” County Commissioner Rod Cleveland said. Most departments will experience ...
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Talking chicken
City council considers amending code The Norman City Council discussed a possible ordinance to allow chickens in residential areas. The Tuesday study session meeting is a non-voting opportunity for discussion and education on topics likely ...
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- NNHS to host eclipse event
- Alzheimer’s group applauds U.S. plan
- Largest union group rejects American offer
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Sooners have pair of rally opportunities cut down on close calls
Two days after bashing its way to its biggest victory of the season, Oklahoma made a 180-degree turn....
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North’s Little Axe giving ol’ college try
It’s a funny thing, but being really, really good at something isn’t all it’s cracked up to be....
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Moore thrower gets revenge
MOORE — It was five days late, but Taylor Lewis did it. After putting forth a sub-par performance at Friday’s state championship meet, the Moore senior responded with a title-winning outing Tuesday at the third annual Meet of Champions at ...
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- L.A.’s World Peace has an answer for everything
- Pacers tie series
- Kobe: I don’t take charges
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State’s DHS overhaul many years overdue
Over the years, there have been many proposals to reform the state’s Department of Human Services. In the 1980s, following an exposé of barbaric practices at the state’s juvenile centers, the agency tried to change its culture. It got help ...
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Abolishing tax not beneficial
Editor, The Transcript: My name is Emily Frech, and I am a junior at Norman High School. I am writing about the issue of the Oklahoma state legislature’s proposed abolishment of the state income tax, which will have a detrimental effect on ...
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A booming car market
Many baby boomers — those born between 1946 and 1964 — lost their shirts in the financial crisis. Their parents are living longer, possibly reducing their inheritance. But they’re still buying automobiles like it was the roaring ’80s....
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State’s DHS overhaul many years overdue
911 Call: Confusion at Home Where Mom Shot Kids
Defense Rests in John Edwards Trial
Jury Convicts Steve Powell of Voyeurism Charges
GI Killed in Cambodia Awarded Medal of Honor
Skechers to Pay $40 Million for Bogus Claims
Coffee May Be Key to Living Longer
Fla. Victims' Family: Coping 'Best Way We Can'
Boehner: Obama Playing 'Small Ball' With Economy
Raw Video: Army Sergeant Beaten, Robbed
Handful of Members Set Out to Fix Congress
Police to Groom of Slain Bride: Turn Yourself In
Defense Rests Without Calling Edwards, Mistress
NOAA: Planning Critical in Storm Preparedness
FBI Confirms Leak Probe on Al-Qaida Plot
Obama to Congress: Pass Small Business Tax Break
Romney Calls Obama a 'Disappointment'
Raw Video: Crews Battling Wildfire, High Winds
Court Records Detail Zimmerman Injuries
Local Community Prepares for G8 Summit
New Guidelines for US Nuclear Plants
