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Oklahoma House narrowly passes annual budget bill
The Oklahoma House on Thursday narrowly approved a $6.8 billion general appropriations bill to fund state government, just hours after the same bill failed, avoiding the need to return for a special session.
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Holiday travel by Oklahomans expected to rise
AAA Oklahoma says the number of Oklahomans expected to travel during the Memorial Day holiday weekend is up over last year — although they expect to travel shorter distances and fewer will be traveling by air.
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Implanting nursing calves yields advantages
Many new technologies have been made available to the beef industry over the last 75 years. Few have the potential return on investments as do growth promoting implants for nursing calves. -
Oklahoma airmen with ’America’s Wing’ to return home
About 150 Oklahoma-based airmen are coming home.
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Fallin signs bill for open carry of guns in Okla.
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin has signed a bill allowing residents with a permit to openly carry their firearms in most public places.
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4 killed, 1 injured in Kansas plane crash
An Oklahoma newspaper is reporting three recent graduates of Oral Roberts University and a former business instructor were killed when a small airplane crashed in Kansas.
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Fallin to join Romney for Okla. campaign event
Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is heading to the Sooner State for an event with Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin.
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Okla. carries out third execution this year
Oklahoma State Penitentiary death row inmate Michael Bascum Selsor, 57, was executed Tuesday evening in the prison’s death chamber.
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Convicted killer is set to be executed tonight
Oklahoma State Penitentiary death row inmate Michael Bascum Selsor, 57, is set to be executed today at 6 p.m. in the prison’s death chamber.
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Okla. death row inmate set for Tuesday execution
Oklahoma State Penitentiary death row inmate Michael Bascum Selsor, 57, is set to be executed Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the prison’s death chamber.
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