The Oklahoman - 2017-10-12

• Victim’s daughter tells jury of tragedy’s impact
• New test score standards produce predicted decline
• State agencies told to cut budgets now
• OKC gets permit for Kiamichi water
• Monochrome madness
• Closing time
• Ada schools to provide senior meal sites
• UCO to expand vet services with grant
• Sales tax revenue rises 4.5% in OKC
• OSBI bets on cards to solve cases
• Victim’s mom, childhood friend take stand
• Suspect was last one seen in bookstore
• Teenager charged in teacher’s killing portrayed as ‘troubled’
• ‘The devastatio­n is enormous’
• Boy Scouts to expand participat­ion of girls
• Worker warned of shooter before Vegas massacre
• Puerto Rico investigat­es disease outbreak
• Demise of Clean Power Plan should be welcomed
• Opaque future for automakers
• Deliberate steps a must before next execution
• Myanmar violence called a deliberate strategy
• Pope Francis hopes to revisit death penalty issue
• Spain gives ultimatum to Catalonia separatist­s
• Documents: Police did little to stop Waco biker showdown
• Officer hailed as hero — by suspect’s attorney
• Sooner linebacker­s needing improvemen­t going into Texas
• A man for all seasons
• Nationals shut out Cubs in Game 4
• Grand jury issues subpoena
• ‘Tough as nails’
• Yanks complete comeback, top Indians in Game 5 of ALDS
• Rudolph circled Baylor on schedule
• Auburn hires firm to investigat­e alleged academic fraud on test
• Parker returns to practice
• Sam Bradford still dealing with injury
• Thunder, Blue rosters taking shape following OKC moves
• NCAA to form commission in response to bribery scheme
• Bethany looking for redemption at regionals
• Shawnee freshman a catalyst for team
• The Oklahoman’s prediction­s for Week 7
• BUSINESS BUDDIES
• US trade demands raise fears that leaving NAFTA could hurt farming, supply chains
• Hall Capital completes merger with Nashville-based firm
• Help is here
• Safe passage
• Amazon’s grocery grab squeezes debt-laden supermarke­t chains
• Get lost mom and dad, Amazon lets teens shop on their own
• Japan’s Kobe Steel under fire for manipulati­ng data
• Q&A WITH MARY HOLLOWAY RICHARD
• Fed debated mystery of persistent­ly low inflation
• Boyd to retire from Ben E. Keith
• California moves toward public access for self-driving vehicles
• Columbus’ impact is among messages in show
• Endurance, love see couple through 70 years
• Remington Park plans arts festival, fundraiser
• OSU-OKC fall carnival showcases plants
• Edmond signs contract for new wastewater treatment plant
• CAMPUS CORNER MURAL HONORS 100 YEARS, SPORTS ICONS
• Carving out niche: Show to feature artisan from Luther
• SHARP ‘CHICAGO’ at UCO Mitchell Hall
• Contrast found in show of paintings
• Meat-and-potatoes man pans his friend’s vegan cooking
• BILLY GRAHAM
• HOROSCOPES
• Fashion grapples for the next right look
• Endurance, love see couple through 70 years
• Edmond signs contract for new wastewater treatment plant
• OSU-OKC fall carnival showcases plants
• Columbus’ impact is among messages in show
• Remington Park plans arts festival, fundraiser
• Columbus’ impact is among messages in show
• Endurance, love see couple through 70 years
• Remington Park plans arts festival, fundraiser
• OSU-OKC fall carnival showcases plants
• Edmond signs contract for new wastewater treatment plant Changes to Citylink maintenanc­e
• Heavenly Angels seeks to help more seniors
• CAMPUS CORNER MURAL HONORS 100 YEARS, SPORTS ICONS
• Columbus’ impact is among messages in show
• Endurance, love see couple through 70 years
• Remington Park plans arts festival, fundraiser
• OSU-OKC fall carnival showcases plants IF YOU GO
• Heavenly Angels seeks to help more seniors
• Edmond signs contract for new wastewater treatment plant
• CAMPUS CORNER MURAL

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