The Oklahoman - 2018-03-22

• Details emerge about Austin bomber suspect
• Teachers union will offer up funding plan before deadline
• Readers react to ‘STATE of Oklahoma’
• Tourney run ends
• Simple grace and beauty
• Senator accuses leadership of retaliatio­n
• Children’s advocate retiring from Senate
• Off the sideline
• Confederat­e monument removed from Tulsa school
• Edmond rezoning for 600 apartments rejected
• OU instructor accused of sex with high school student
• GOP candidate concedes Pennsylvan­ia US House race
• Dems dream of capturing these seats
• In shaping policy, real results matter
• Higher costs are likely after new tariffs take effect
• Trump swings behind budget
• Boko Haram returns taken Nigerian girls
• Northeast clobbered with 4th snowstorm
• Phone may have steered hunt for Austin bomber
• Progress for Melo despite foul ending
• Who will replace Trae Young?
• Hard-fought season has emotional end
• Big East calls for change to rule
• League tries to calm tensions
• Uihlein hangs on to beat McIlroy
• Chief Wahoo logo rejected by Hall
• Tournament attendance rises
• NBC lands Indy 500, promises more exposure
• Loyola’s run shines light on ’63 title team that broke barrriers
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD
• For those left, Sweet relief
• Midwest Region
• East Region
• Keenan Evans trusted in Beard and Texas Tech now in Sweet 16
• Cowboys draw rowdy crowd for GIA’s final game of season
• McCutchen hopes meetings show refs’ commitment
• Old business, new style
• Fed hikes key interest rate to highest level in a decade
• Google awards $50,000 to local nonprofits
• Indie toys
• Renovation­s drive hiring boom
• Nordstrom soldiers on as buyout deal fizzles
• Musk’s Tesla pay package could net him $50 billion
• Smartwatch could someday alert you to signs of disease
• Oil and gas leases in Gulf bring tepid bids
• Zuckerberg says Facebook will audit apps
• Q&A WITH LORI F. WINLAND
• OIPA president accused of DUI
• ‘Observatio­ns’ of nature blend realistic, abstract
• Swirls of graphite envelop apparent animals in exhibit
• ‘Fragmentar­y Stories’
• The vision behind ‘Black Panther’s’ stunning look
• Canterbury’s ‘Mosaic’ — combinatio­n of richness, color
• Wife left at home with kids longs to socialize with adults
• HOROSCOPES
• Blue Collar Yoga
• Edmond plans Arbor Week events
• Speakers to discuss genealogic­al records
• VALENTINO’S GOWNS WILL TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY
• ‘Observatio­ns’ of nature blend realistic, abstract
• Swirls of graphite envelop apparent animals in exhibit
• ‘Fragmentar­y Stories’
• The vision behind ‘Black Panther’s’ stunning look
• Canterbury’s ‘Mosaic’ — combinatio­n of richness, color
• Wife left at home with kids longs to socialize with adults
• HOROSCOPES
• Blue Collar Yoga
• Edmond plans Arbor Week events
• Speakers to discuss genealogic­al records
• VALENTINO’S GOWNS WILL TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY
• ‘Observatio­ns’ of nature blend realistic, abstract
• Swirls of graphite envelop apparent animals in exhibit
• ‘Fragmentar­y Stories’
• The vision behind ‘Black Panther’s’ stunning look
• Canterbury’s ‘Mosaic’ — combinatio­n of richness, color
• Wife left at home with kids longs to socialize with adults
• HOROSCOPES
• Blue Collar Yoga
• Edmond plans Arbor Week events
• Speakers to discuss genealogic­al records
• SIMPLE GRACE AND BEAUTY
• ‘Observatio­ns’ of nature blend realistic, abstract
• Swirls of graphite envelop apparent animals in exhibit
• ‘Fragmentar­y Stories’
• The vision behind ‘Black Panther’s’ stunning look
• Canterbury’s ‘Mosaic’ — combinatio­n of richness, color
• Wife left at home with kids longs to socialize with adults
• HOROSCOPES
• Blue Collar Yoga
• Speakers to discuss genealogic­al records

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