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Clifton Adcock
With Oklahoma’s presidential primary three months away, GOP voters in the state are sizing up their candidates and picking favorites.
Thursday 20 Jun
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Clifton Adcock
In the straw
A nonscientific poll shows state Republicans favor Ron Paul for president.
News
Clifton Adcock
With Oklahoma’s presidential primary three months away, GOP voters in the state are sizing up their candidates and picking favorites.
Necessary revisions
News
Clifton Adcock
The massive downtown streetscape and park refurbishment known as Project 180 is being scaled back from its original budget by around $17.5 million, or about 10 percent.
Deep water
Regional disputes over water rights lead to state and federal lawsuits.
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Clifton Adcock
The battle pitting the state and Oklahoma City against two American Indian tribes and a number of southeastern Oklahoma residents might soon take an unprecedented turn in state legal history.
Getting schooled
The state gets an ‘E’ for effort, but no gold star in the Race to the Top competition for early childhood education funding.
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Clifton Adcock
Oklahoma has been considered a leader in early childhood education, consistently topping national rankings for accessibility and accountability in that realm.
No womb at the inn
City fire officials say the Womb Gallery doesn’t meet code for a planned New Year’s party.
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Clifton Adcock
A planned New Year’s after-party to be held at an Oklahoma City art gallery might not be happening after all because of alleged city code violations.
State of nations
For Oklahoma’s tribes, it has been a time of major challenge and change.
News
Clifton Adcock
From high-profile elections to high-profile lawsuits, 2011 was a busy year for Oklahoma’s American Indian tribes.
Off the grid, on the mark
Letters to the Editor
Ron Ferrell
Thanks to Oklahoma Gazette for the article about my local heroes and neighbors, Bruce Johnson and Barbara Hagen (“Off the Grid,” Clifton Adcock, Dec. 7).
Parents behind bars
A state task force makes recommendations to improve the lives of children of the incarcerated.
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Clifton Adcock
About 26,000 children in Oklahoma have at least one parent in prison. Factor in kids with a parent in a county or city jail or federal prison, and that number is even higher.
Monkey saved, monkey do
A Newcastle sanctuary provides a chance for abused and abandoned primates.
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Clifton Adcock
From the darkness of the dog carrier, the primates shyly emerged into the light, their bright red faces outlined by gray fur as they cautiously looked out of the cage.
Flying high
OKC and state officials hammer out incentives packages for Boeing as it moves 800-plus jobs here.
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Clifton Adcock
Oklahoma City officials are likely to consider by next fall an incentives package to Boeing for an anticipated 800 to 900 jobs being relocated from Wichita, Kan.
