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Would-be "best" ideas from the more than 3,000 sent into Lance Cargill's "100 Ideas" campaign were already being culled before the deadline closed, according to spokesman Pat Schnake. Schnake said ...
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Racism was part of the motive of the author of Oklahoma's anti-illegal immigration law, formerly House Bill 1804, according to an Oklahoma state senator. &...
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A Nobel Prize recently was awarded to a former University of Oklahoma professor " along with hundreds of other people worldwide. In October, the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced that Al Go...
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The Federation for American Immigration Reform, or FAIR, which helped write Oklahoma's anti-illegal-immigration law, was designated a "hate group" Dec. 11 by the Southern Poverty Law Center, a civil r...
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Respected war correspondent Joe Galloway, in a recent column for Editor & Publisher, called the interrogation technique of "waterboarding" a form of "torture." In waterboarding, a victim has a ra...
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Theresa Hernandez, 31, wept in Oklahoma County Court as she pleaded guilty to second-degree murder of her stillborn baby last month. She should spend the rest of her childbearing years in prison, said...
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By unanimous consent, the Oklahoma City council voted Tuesday for a special election for voters to choose or reject a proposed penny sales tax to spend millions of dollars in improvements to the For...
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Oklahoma's Cmdr. John Herrington, a former NASA astronaut who joined the state's Rocketplane Global Inc. aerospace company to fly tourists into space, resigned from the company Dec. 21, according to a...
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The Revenge Diet " heralded by a book of the same name by author Monica Grenfell " promises its adherents will lose 15 pounds in a month on a daily intake of 1,200 calories. Maybe, said Dr. Brendon...
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In October 2007, Oklahoma's execution schedule ground to a halt. Attorney General Drew Edmondson said a case in Kentucky before the U.S. Supreme Court suggested that Oklahoma's method of execution ris...