Oklahoma: State of the State - 2009
Moral proclamation event incites raucous exchange
An event to allow people to sign a "proclamation for morality” — which blames the country’s economic woes on its lack of morals and states the hope of America rests upon biblical values — should not have taken place in the state Capitol, opponents to the document say.
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Illinois River watershed pollution case could advance
TULSA — A Tulsa federal judge is pushing forward to keep a Sept. 21 trial date in a lawsuit over Illinois River watershed pollution.
Alleged reprisal costs agency
Oklahoma taxpayers paid $200,000 to settle a lawsuit alleging Democratic Labor Commissioner Lloyd Fields retaliated against an employee who backed his Republican predecessor.
Read copies of the check and invoices
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Henry delivers State of the State
Addressing the first-ever Republican-controlled Legislature, Gov. Brad Henry told lawmakers today they must exercise thrift and sacrifice to tackle a $600 million budget shortfall.
Blog: Budget woes will overshadow other issues
Natural discovery lowers high blood pressure and cuts artery plaque.
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From Corporate Burnout To 2-3hrs A Day & Multiple 6 Figures At Home.
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