The Oklahoman - 2017-01-31

• Campuses react to immigratio­n order
• Immigrant communitie­s worried about White House’s travel ban
• Possible motive revealed in Del City laundromat killings
• Texas man blamed for deadly 2014 crash takes his own life
• Bedlam basketball
• State congressio­nal delegation reacts to the executive order
• What does it mean?
• Trump supporters say they are happy with immigratio­n order
• OKLAHOMANS REACT TO IMMIGRATIO­N ORDER
• Five die in state traffic accidents
• ANNIVERSAR­IES
• State mental health agency asks for $35 million for its programs
• Groups post bail for strangers to free poor from jail
• Safety goal laudable, but Trump strategy is flawed
• Seminole charter school highlights success of recently enacted law
• Ban is wrong
• Use water, not gasoline
• Syria: Setting up safe zones for civilians would be unsafe
• Trump fires acting attorney general
• Trump set to announce Supreme Court pick tonight
• Former pitching coach played for Oilers in 1942
• Texans hire Welker as assistant coach
• McGusty continues to grow for Sooners
• OSU makes offer to Norman North tight end Kolar
• Stanford to open 2017 season in Australia vs. Rice
• THE OKLAHOMAN’S HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
• Coaches making strategic calculatio­ns for regionals
• Fisher discusses difficulti­es working under Jackson
• Companies race to develop flying car
• Tinker Air Force Base launches 75th anniversar­y celebratio­n
• N.Y.-based coal company adds project in Wyoming
• Fed meets this week
• ‘Father of Pac-Man’ dies
• Robots are taking over oil rigs
• Is Oklahoma well-positioned as technology corridor?
• Trump wants to cut two regulation­s on businesses for every new one
• Nervous profit takers send stock prices lower
• NOT LOST CAUSES
• Music teacher still motivating after 40 years
• Classen music teacher still motivating after 40 years
• Residents and business owners share concerns about underpass project
• 3 hopefuls vie for Norman council seat
• Hall of Fame offers more than $4M in tuition waivers, cash scholarshi­ps
• Rare neurologic­al disorder prevents people from knowing where they are
• Music teacher still motivating after 40 years
• Hall of Fame offers more than $4M in financial aid
• Rare neurologic­al disorder prevents people from knowing where they are
• Music teacher still motivating after 40 years
• Rare neurologic­al disorder prevents people from knowing where they are
• Music teacher still motivating after 40 years
• Hall of Fame offers more than $4M in tuition waivers, cash scholarshi­ps
• Rare neurologic­al disorder prevents people from knowing where they are
• Music teacher still motivating after 40 years
• Boys & Girls Club officials and youths celebrate remodeling
• Hall of Fame offers more than $4M in financial aid

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