The Oklahoman - 2017-05-28

• In ’77, a cannibal shocked the state
• Legislatur­e does little to reverse voters’ anti-government views
• Kid turns birthday into celebratio­n for needy athletes
• Sooner sweep
• OKC 2017 homicide count reaches 25
• Tulsa man accused of human traffickin­g
• Legislativ­e actions will have ripple effect
• Father, daughter newspaper carriers retire from the job
• Rendel Farms is one of the state’s largest minimum-tillage soybean producers
• Engineers prepare for deployment to Middle East
• 5 things to tell your kids on World No Tobacco Day
• Speaker should share blame for reform bills
• Restoring American self-reliance
• Bad projection­s contribute to state’s budget problems
• Make this Memorial Day as personal as you can
• OKC seeks stray, feral cat solution
• Jury awards former Tinker aircraft mechanic $12M in negligence lawsuit
• Edmond family remembers son they lost
• Konrad Keesee, real estate investor, dies at 82
• OSU outlasts WVU in extras
• High stakes
• Adjustment continues after mid-season trade
• Cavs counted out
• Walker leads class
• Joubert takes unique path
• NBA dad Charles Paul
• Bucket list: Alaska
• OSU’s Cash does dirty work
• Selman Bat Watch registrati­on begins Tuesday
• PITCH PROBLEMS
• Able advocate
• Buy or lease?
• Certified pre-owned cars cost more, but come with perks
• Politics, cartel are moving markets
• Emerging markets fund strategy pays off
• Lounges vs. lines: Writers test travel with and without perks

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