The Oklahoman - 2018-03-03

• BY DESIGN
• Psychologi­st advocates juvie court for teen in murder case
• OKC employees to get pay increases
• Texas judge blocks ‘Dr. Dirt’ testimony
• Thunder shines on
• Striking the right note
• US embassy staff cuts in Cuba made permanent after ‘health attacks’
• Cherokee Nation sends $5.4 million to schools
• Police officer shoots man brandishin­g knife
• Salvation Army seeks volunteers
• Bixby boys’ lawyer calls incidents ‘roughhousi­ng’
• Seven fired workers sue Oklahoma County clerk
• 4 Tulsa schools targeted for new names
• Graham children carry on father’s crusade
• Regents approve student fee hikes for OSU, A&M colleges
• Red dirt icon Jenkins dies at 48
• Report: Fla. deputies told to form perimeter
• Trump leaves Congress hanging on gun issue
• Bizarre behavior by Georgia teacher preceded gun scare
• City store ordinance ought to go
• Saddled with politics of the ’70s
• Embracing reform to make state safer
• YOUR VIEWS
• Shaming strategy needed to cut government programs
• Congress’ immigratio­n push sputters as guns grab attention
• US ambassador to Mexico to exit
• Indicted Mo. governor goes after top prosecutor
• EIGHT IS ENOUGH
• Defense, bench secure game for Sooners
• Goodwin’s unique journey
• Sooners take on Horned Frogs
• Cowboys look to sweep Jayhawks
• Brown disappoint­s
• Sharma takes lead at Mexico Championsh­ip
• Will Sherri Coale’s NCAA Tournament streak end?
• NCAA Football Rules Committee proposes change
• Interior defense hurt against Suns in Phoenix
• Lattin becomes Sooners top shot blocker Friday night
• Former Sooner turned TCU assistant has ‘so much respect for Oklahoma’
• Sooners prepare for the ‘NEXT’ game
• NO. 5 SEED TCU VS. NO. 4 SEED OKLAHOMA
• Fort Cobb-Broxton holds off Cyril
• No. 1 Seiling survives No. 4 Okarche in 2OT
• Goodman leads Frontier to semifinals
• Baldwin leads Red Oak rally to upset Varnum
• Earlsboro stuns defending champs
• Hammon pulls away from Sasakwa
• Red Oak advances to state title game
• Norman North, led by Crutchfiel­d, punches ticket to state tournament HIGH SCHOOLS
• Brock living his dream
• Saturday is the big day for Cowboys at combine
• OU takes down Missouri State
• SOONERS BEGIN COMPETITIO­N AT BIG 12 WRESTLING CHAMPIONSH­IP
• RAZE AND SHINE
• World bracing for risk of Trump’s trade war
• Mammoth’s Puerto Rico contract expanded
• Cooling off
• Socially conscious
• Value of rising rents depends on where you live
• TRANSACTIO­NS
• S&P 500 erases early plunge
• J.C. Penney, Foot Locker stocks take a beating
• Lack of appetite for Dollar Menu sinks McDonald’s shares
• Villagio purchases Bradford Village
• Chamber exec to leave for Delaware
• NE 23 developmen­t seeks to create destinatio­n without gentrifica­tion
• $999,999 to $300,000
• ‘My heart has always been for the local church’
• Presidenti­al transition
• Books on Billy Graham
• BIBLE LESSON
• Senior pastor to turn post over to son
• Girl thinks about dating hot-and-cold coworker
• HOROSCOPES
• Pastor reflects on radio-TV ministry’s 30 years
• Edmond gets set for popular street festival
• Exhibit unfolds art, science of origami
• Life in the heart of the city
• Tips to protect birds in your yard, garden
• Property data access in flux at courthouse
• The Solano
• Don’t get hung up when choosing drapes
• Aucuba is great in the shade year round
• WORKSHOPS
• Asbestos removal stalls remodel
• Effort targets mortgage ‘trigger leads’
• Common-sense answers about attic ventilatio­n
• OKLAHOMA CITY BUILDING PERMITS

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