The Oklahoman - 2017-04-04

• Defendant in beheading case causes disturbanc­e in court
• Rainy Day Fund bill sent to Fallin
• 2 Kay County ex-commission­ers charged with criminal misconduct
• Trump signs bill blocking online privacy regulation
• Company to pay $35M in deal to end feds’ opioid probe
• Man who shot three intruders won’t face charges
• Kidnapping in Oklahoma City foiled by police
• Ex-wrestler pleads guilty to lesser crimes in rape case
• ANNIVERSAR­IES
• Woman strives to save endangered state park
• A possible answer to D.C.’s troubles
• Case against two activists amounts to political prosecutio­n in California
• Taylor, Hupfeld worthy of voters’ support Tuesday
• Fire chief: 3 die, 4 hurt when boiler explodes in St. Louis
• Blast on Russian subway kills 11; 2nd bomb defused
• Trump: US will forge a ‘great bond’ with Egypt
• Dirt-track legend Smith won seven points championsh­ips
• OKLAHOMA SCENE
• Westbrook picking up steam in MVP discussion
• Bliss resigns as Southweste­rn Christian coach
• AGAINST THE ODDS
• Music star starts Ole Red constructi­on
• Contract manufactur­ing
• Ready for the implant?
• Grant program set to encourage growth, diversity in Oklahoma’s rural economies
• OKLAHOMA BRIEFS
• Four tax hacks you might not know
• Petro River Oil Corp. to begin drilling in Osage County
• A ‘Peach’ of a play for kids of all ages
• ‘Wife’ is low-key, moving
• Colorful mural brightens up downtown Edmond
• Native language fair returns to the Sam Noble museum
• Conoma Toastmaste­rs to mark 70th anniversar­y

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