The Oklahoman - 2017-07-08

• LICENSE TO RIDE
• Ex-senator to pay $112,524 for misuse of campaign donations
• Oklahoma County outpaces nation on most STDs
• OKC adds point guard
• Third mistrial declared in Tulsa former cop’s case
• IS attack underscore­s Iraqi security forces
• Summer education conference kicks off Monday
• Democrat leads fundraisin­g for south OKC Senate seat
• OSBI seeks informatio­n on potential performanc­e audit
• Police officer charged with domestic abuse
• Mom, son sentenced to pay nearly $770,000 for Medicaid fraud
• Woman wanted in Oklahoma City man’s death
• Sexual abuse allegation­s revealed in Norman slaying
• OKC mother ordered to trial in fatal beating
• Coburn joins criticism of Mullin campaign
• For Trump and Putin, a long meeting
• US, Russia announce cease-fire in Syria
• Mullin decides to stick around
• Looking to avoid the offyear curse
• ‘Repeal now, replace later’ will kill GOP’s reform effort
• Fight over a dying boy
• Strategy might work
• VETERAN ACE
• Energy moves ahead with MLS plans
• Palmer bringing intensity
• Winless Busch hungry at Kentucky
• Francona to miss All-Star game
• To appreciate Nadal, watch what Murray endured at Wimbledon
• Present and future of USA Softball converge
• Sydney Sherrill talks about experience
• Sano settled at third and off to first All-Star Game
• Cavaliers agree to deal with Jeff Green
• Wheeler Park area emerges as top candidate for stadium
• Wheat harvest follows forecast
• Market forces
• Nichols Hills keeps talking restrictio­ns on teardowns
• NAI Sullivan Group reports these real estate transactio­ns:
• Increase is sign of US economic vitality
• Federal Reserve tells Congress further rate hikes are on the way
• US investigat­es faulty parts that may cause auto gas leaks
• LAND SALES
• Rig count grows again
• LAND FOR HUMANITY
• CFPB cracks down on ‘credit-repair’ companies
• Dual-role veggies set stage for diverse summer menu
• The Braydon
• Homeowners giving front yards the custom treatment
• HOME AND GARDEN NOTES
• Read label before you purchase pesticide
• Gently used and right at home
• Homeowner doing everything right with this remodel
• St. Jude Dream Home nears completion
• Permitted but not approved
• Progress report:
• Helping the helpers
• Think peace
• BIBLE LESSON
• BILLY GRAHAM
• Twins disagree over plan to go separate ways
• HOROSCOPES
• Moore City Council takes up zoning requests
• Memory care expert to speak in Edmond
• Fourth fun, freedom, fireworks
• Mustang elementary teacher is lifelong Bronco
• Disability activist plans to speak to Democratic group
• ACHIEVERS

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