Gas line break causes school lockdown, evacuation in Norman
NORMAN -- Seventeen people were evacuated from their homes and an elementary school was put on lockdown today after a high-pressure gas line ruptured in northwest Norman. No one was injured.
The 12-inch gas line owned by ONEOK , a parent company of Oklahoma Natural Gas , began spewing gas shortly before 9:30 a.m. after being struck by a bulldozer operated by a contractor clearing land for a new housing developmen...
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