The Oklahoman - 2017-09-12

• OKC voters to set course for growth
• Man gets decades in prison for killing Edmond mother
• New Oklahoma County sheriff to be elected
• Audit uncovers mismanagem­ent in sheriff ’s finances
• Back in the Games
• All apologies
• Private universiti­es hold state’s top spots in 2018 rankings
• United Way gears up 2017 fundraisin­g campaign
• Federal official faults Oklahoma nursing facility
• Remains of Oklahoman killed in Vietnam to be returned to family
• Missions group is building new chapel at Boley prison
• Six still on loose in Beckham County manhunt
• ANNIVERSAR­IES
• DACA forum sparks discussion on uncertain future
• OSU-CHS will offer a doctoral degree in forensic sciences
• Three people die in state roadway accidents over weekend
• The Mafia and the migrants
• Ballot items worthy of city voters’ support
• Some activists inclined to look for ways to be offended
• US marks 9/11 with will, hope
• ‘I hope everyone survived’
• Trump administra­tion appeals to Supreme Court on refugee ban
• UN approves watered-down new sanctions against North Korea
• Death toll from southern Mexico’s big earthquake rises to nearly 100
• Catalan celebratio­n focuses on right to break from Spain
• Justice Hill adds another weapon with receiving skills
• A.D. makes Saints debut
• Sooners keep emotions in check after win
• Baylor to switch QBs
• Olsen thrilled with Week 2 progress
• OU journal: Tight end Mark Andrews is expected to play Saturday against Tulane.
• Idabel native was high school coaching legend in Arizona
• Whalen returns home to Williams Arena for playoffs
• Jones not worried about TV ratings
• Mike Gundy: Rattlesnak­es, donkeys and ... turtles?
• Oklahoma lineman Bledsoe sues NCAA
• Broncos hang on to beat Chargers
• Nationals first to clinch, but more will follow soon
• NASCAR must button up its issues before playoffs
• Tuttle overpowers Newcastle in second half
• TROPHY CASE
• Hurricanes may pound US economy, but rebound is expected to follow
• US stocks set records as investor worries fade
• Diesels still trending
• New iPhone leaked
• Tesla unlocks battery option for some Florida drivers
• Equifax bungles details over and over again
• How does a business recover after a disaster?
• States sue Trump administra­tion over fuel economy fines
• Harvey’s flooding blamed in major gasoline spill in Texas
• OG&E is sending workers to Florida after helping Texas
• FOOTBALL SEASON KICKS OFF MONTHS OF DECREASED PRODUCTIVI­TY FOR SOME WORKPLACES
• LIVESTOCK
• ‘Be ye kind, one to one another’
• Genetic diet?
• STRANGE BUT TRUE
• Seafood celebrated in September
• OKC festival highlights different ‘flavors’ of yoga
• How to find a better Medicare prescripti­on drug plan
• Lifestyle changes can help relieve urinary incontinen­ce symptoms
• BILLY GRAHAM
• Wife treated like a queen longs for simple snuggling
• HOROSCOPES
• BACK IN THE GAMES
• ‘Be ye kind, one to one another’
• YOGAFEST RETURNS
• Genetic diet?
• STRANGE BUT TRUE
• Seafood celebrated in September
• How to find a better Medicare prescripti­on drug plan
• Lifestyle changes can help relieve urinary incontinen­ce symptoms
• BILLY GRAHAM
• Wife treated like a queen longs for simple snuggling
• HOROSCOPES
• There’s more than melatonin to get kids to sleep
• ACHIEVERS
• EdFest to benefit Edmond Mobile Meals
• BACK IN THE GAMES
• ‘Be ye kind, one to one another’
• YOGAFEST RETURNS
• Genetic diet?
• STRANGE BUT TRUE
• Seafood celebrated in September
• How to find a better Medicare prescripti­on drug plan
• Lifestyle changes can help relieve urinary incontinen­ce symptoms
• BILLY GRAHAM
• Wife treated like a queen longs for simple snuggling
• HOROSCOPES
• BACK IN THE GAMES
• ‘Be ye kind, one to one another’
• YOGAFEST RETURNS
• Genetic diet?
• STRANGE BUT TRUE
• Seafood celebrated in September
• How to find a better Medicare prescripti­on drug plan
• Lifestyle changes can help relieve urinary incontinen­ce symptoms
• BILLY GRAHAM
• Wife treated like a queen longs for simple snuggling
• HOROSCOPES

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