The Oklahoman - 2017-09-01

• State’s inmate count breaks record
• A NINTH VICTIM?
• With auto tax secure, state’s financial picture gets clearer
• TURNING 15
• Smoking rate falls to new low
• OSU beats Tulsa
• Public school funding reports called ‘fake news’
• LABOR DAY TRAVEL MAP
• Confluence speakers look at human element of digital marketing
• Cherokee Freedmen win tribal citizenshi­p
• LABOR DAY EVENTS, CELEBRATIO­NS ACROSS OKLAHOMA
• Doc to settle drug law case for $65K
• Harvey reveals our better side
• Time for Trump administra­tion to take action against N Korea
• State voting system is worth bragging about
• Fond memories of the great teachers I have known
• YOUR VIEWS
• Let wind help fund teacher pay raises
• A winning propositio­n
• New theory linking Medicaid and opioid abuse challenged
• How to help victims of Hurricane Harvey
• Block-by-block searches start
• Cowboys indeed will be fun to watch
• Jackson offers some advice
• Norman rivals clash
• Boone makes his presence felt
• A SIDELINE TRADITION
• Lakers fined $500k for tampering with Paul George
• Big 12 figures to be tough
• Westbrook’s 43-yard TD catch helps Jaguars top Falcons, 13-7
• MORNING ROUNDUP
• Riley expects to use 10-12 receivers Riley ready to adjust to new sideline rule
• Bronchos open the season with rout over Lindenwood
• Maryland adds two transfers, including son of Ray Lewis
• Dodgers’ Font named PCL Pitcher of the Year Verdugo being promoted
• Federer tops cramping Youzhny in 5 sets at US Open
• Breaking down the schedule
• OU announces complete women’s schedule
• 2017-18 OKLAHOMA MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
• 2017-18 OSU MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
• Gundy leads in Stillwater win against Memorial
• Cowboys dominate Tulsa in one-sided affair
• OSU Cowboys rout Tulsa in season opener, 59-24
• ENERGY WATCH
• Gas prices surge in Harvey’s wake
• Impact of Houston’s economy is felt well beyond its area
• Helping hands
• Texas explosions show chemical industry stretched to its limits
• AIRIS brings expertise to silica dust risks
• Utility crews help restore power
• Lyft extends service throughout 32 states
• Williams CEO explains why a takeover is less likely today
• Use IRS Form 1040X to file corrected tax returns
• OIL AND GAS PRICES
• ‘Whaling’ wraps in Oklahoma
• FUTURE SOUNDS
• ‘PATTI CAKE$’
• ‘THE TRIP TO SPAIN’
• 5 facts about the new Haniwa album
• ‘HARE KRISHNA!’
• Sharing news of diagnosis is difficult for Parkinson’s patient
• HOROSCOPES
• What Cameron gets right — and wrong — about ‘Wonder Woman’
• ‘Inhumans’ makes theater stop before heading for TV
• Visit the OKC set of ‘Whaling’
• Norman’s biggest little venue turns
• FUTURE SOUNDS
• ‘PATTI CAKE$’
• 5 facts about the new Haniwa album
• Sharing news of diagnosis is difficult for Parkinson’s patient
• HOROSCOPES
• Swift’s new single, video break two records
• ‘Inhumans’ makes theater stop before heading for TV
• Here’s why a Joker movie could work
• Norman’s biggest little venue turns
• ‘Whaling’ wraps in Oklahoma
• FUTURE SOUNDS
• MOVIE REVIEWS
• 5 facts about the new Haniwa album
• Sharing news of diagnosis is difficult for Parkinson’s patient
• HOROSCOPES
• Swift’s new single, video break two streaming records
• Here’s why a Joker movie could work
• ‘Inhumans’ makes theater stop before heading for TV
• What Cameron gets right — and wrong — about ‘Wonder Woman’
• Norman’s biggest little venue turns 15
• ‘Whaling’ wraps in Oklahoma
• FUTURE SOUNDS
• ‘PATTI CAKE$’
• ‘THE TRIP TO SPAIN’
• 5 facts about the new Haniwa album
• ‘HARE KRISHNA!’
• Sharing news of diagnosis is difficult for Parkinson’s patient
• HOROSCOPES
• Swift’s new single, video break two streaming records
• In a world of comic book spinoffs, here’s why a Joker movie could work
• ‘Inhumans’ makes theater stop before heading for TV
• What Cameron gets right — and wrong — about ‘Wonder Woman’

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