3 Oklahomans on heroes list
PITTSBURGH — Three Oklahomans are among 19 people honored today with Carnegie medals for heroism.
The Pittsburgh-based Carnegie Hero Fund Commission meets five times annually to choose honorees, who are brought to its attention through newspaper articles or tips on its Web site.
Recipients, or their survivors, receive a bronze medal and $5,000.Industrialist Andrew Carnegie started the fund in 1904 after ...
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