The Oklahoman - 2018-06-02

• Changing perspectiv­es
• Calif. AG bans state-funded travel here over adoption law
• Sooners prepare
• Former Harrah principal charged in abuse
• Tariffs are unpopular with state delegation
• Faith forward
• Search underway for new Mustang superinten­dent
• Winning numbers
• Measles case found in traveler
• Washington man accused of disrupting flight
• Man sentenced for causing patient death
• Candidates with same name seek seat
• Blacks fare surprising­ly well in prostate cancer research
• New Mo. governor takes office
• Puerto Rico agency sues gov’t to obtain death data
• Pentagon to helm clearance checks
• Deal would be big for OKC
• ‘Centrists’ can cause trouble, too ‘A
• Justice not served with these presidenti­al pardons
• Lessons at home from Ireland vote
• Parkland seniors work to balance grief, activism
• Trump, Kim to meet after all
• Franklin Graham campaigns in Berkeley
• COWBOY COUTURE
• Brewer travels to India for Basketball Without Borders
• Monster rally lifts Sooners in opener
• Cowboys wallop South Florida in regional
• Locastro a master of getting plunked
• Warriors win in drama-filled Game 1
• Blaney goes for repeat
• Niemann, Stanley share lead at Memorial
• OKC to host Reno Saturday night
• Zverev saves match point in Paris
• Red Sox release Hanley Ramirez
• Plain leads Washington past Oregon
• ‘We’re whole with Holly’
• OKC mayor David Holt gaining experience throwing first pitches
• Hynes marvels at developmen­t
• Cal State Fullerton downs Baylor to open Stanford Regional
• Broussard coming off huge May
• Key Thunder dates to watch
• WIDELY WORKING
• Oil production record set
• Rising oil price boosts state’s fourth-quarter GDP for 2017
• Preserving places
• Hitting close to home
• ‘Social equity’ hits the books in Oklahoma City
• Newmark Grubb Levy Strange Beffort reports these real estate transactio­ns:
• Price Edwards reports these transactio­ns:
• Facebook kills ‘trending,’ tests breaking news label
• Vertical well operators seek options
• LAND SALES
• Book focuses on shaping an eternal legacy
• Bible school rules
• Marking a milestone
• BIBLE LESSON
• Mood swings happen without warning
• HOROSCOPES
• ‘Do little things with great love’
• Salvation Army begins new Adopt-a-Child effort
• OBU to host annual Pastors’ School
• ACHIEVERS
• Putnam City to offer free meals for area children
• PRESENTATI­ON
• In triple-digit heat, your garden needs lots of water
• Gig-economy workers need mortgages, too
• The Eganville
• Downsides to relocation home inspection­s
• Oklahoma Modernism Weekend is set
• OKLAHOMA CITY BUILDING PERMITS
• Furnishing the great outdoors
• HOME AND GARDEN NOTES

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