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Okla. City woman pleads guilty to bringing drugs into OSP
An Oklahoma City woman pleaded guilty Jan. 27 in Pittsburg County District Court to bringing drugs into the Oklahoma State Penitentiary.
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Okla. City woman pleads guilty to bringing drugs into OSP
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Junior writers win Globetrotter interview, tickets
Shannah Palmer, 13, and Nathaniel Brown, 15, both of McAlester, won the title of McAlester News-Capital Junior Reporter with their essay entries in the News-Capital contest. They scored free tickets to Monday night's Harlem Globetrotters game for themselves and their families, and they will interview the athletes before the game
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Okla. City woman pleads guilty to bringing drugs into OSP
An Oklahoma City woman pleaded guilty Jan. 27 in Pittsburg County District Court to bringing drugs into the Oklahoma State Penitentiary.
- McAlester woman accused of making meth
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McAlester soldier saw 511 days of combat in World War II
Andrew “Andy” Jackson Crittenden got to see Europe as a young man — along with his fellow GI’s who fought their way across Italy, France and Germany in some of World War II’s fiercest battles.
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McAlester soldier saw 511 days of combat in World War II
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Newspaper sues Bartlesville for surveillance video
A Bartlesville newspaper sued the city and a local prosecutor Friday, seeking a videotape that the newspaper believes shows two police officers assaulting a handcuffed man at a hospital.
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Newspaper sues Bartlesville for surveillance video



