The Oklahoman - 2018-09-28

• Hearing turns into partisan fight
• Joe Exotic enters plea; trial date set
• Emergency teacher certificat­es pass 2,500
• Here we go, Brownies
• Trump-Rosenstein meeting postponed
• State bond rating upgraded to ‘stable’
• Advisory panel recommends whitewater park improvemen­ts
• Feds seek damages for tenants over abuse
• Democrats air ad tying Stitt to Fallin
• Capitol panel hears about vaping dangers
• Report highlights effects of keeping moms in jail
• UN: Money or not, world can’t drop Palestinia­n refugees
• Israel: Iran has ‘secret atomic warehouse’
• Dutch arrest seven people suspected of plotting major attack
• China calls claim of meddling ‘fictional’
• Former Tulsa fugitive sentenced in shooting death
• Improved politics aren’t likely soon
• Trumpian attitude validated
• Trump misplaying his hand with China tariffs
• Homeless require more than shelter
• DAs are not the enemy of criminal justice reform
• YOUR VIEWS
• Tears and raw fury: Hearing makes for must-see television
• Wolf ready for opportunit­y after McCleskey’s exit
• Abrines now 4th in team longevity
• Dvoracek excited to be in booth for Saturday’s game
• The Tiger effect
• The jersey exchange
• RYDER CUP AT A GLANCE
• Oklahoma Derby set Sunday at Remington Park
• Why the Thunder is scrimmagin­g more than ever
• Gallogly working with regents on beer sales
• Cowboys know Justice Hill needs more carries
• Army combines old-school offense, 21st century analytics
• Goff throws for 5 touchdowns in Rams’ win
• OU great Peterson is still running strong at 33
• Saucedo gets November title fight in hometown
• Strikeouts top hits, lowest average since ‘72
• Rockies extend NL west lead with seventh straight win
• COLLECTIVE EXPANSION
• Innovative firm has $100M in backing for developing emerging technologi­es
• GateHouse Media buys The Oklahoman Media Company
• Making it smarter
• Tariff troubles
• Oil prices creep higher as OPEC wrestles with pressure from Trump
• Boeing's Dreamliner­s are being grounded again
• SEC files complaint against Tesla’s Musk
• Couple carve custom furniture niche in Tulsa
• Q&A WITH DAVID LIMEKILLER
• CoBiz shareholde­rs OK merger
• Not its first Rodeo
• Keeping it local
• Drive my car
• Time to tinker
• FUTURE SOUNDS
• Saturday morning crossover
• ‘SMALLFOOT’
• ‘NIGHT SCHOOL’
• ‘Remembered visions’ mark ‘Garden Chronicles’
• Husband fights dirty; wife considers divorce
• HOROSCOPES
• ‘Maniac’ is a romp through subconscio­us
• John C. Reilly wouldn’t kill baby Hitler
• Who is Lauren Daigle?
• Dolly Parton wrote song to ‘uplift women’
• ‘Destiny 2: Forsaken’ is fun to play — until it’s not
• ‘Murphy Brown’ is a welcome sight
• Not its first Rodeo
• Keeping it local
• Drive my car
• Time to tinker
• FUTURE SOUNDS
• Saturday morning crossover
• ‘SMALLFOOT’
• ‘NIGHT SCHOOL’
• ‘Remembered visions’ mark ‘Garden Chronicles’
• Husband fights dirty; wife considers divorce
• HOROSCOPES
• ‘Murphy Brown’ is a welcome sight
• Who is Lauren Daigle?
• Dolly Parton wrote song to ‘uplift women’
• ‘Maniac’ is a romp through subconscio­us
• John C. Reilly wouldn’t kill baby Hitler
• Not its first Rodeo
• Keeping it local
• Drive my car
• Time to tinker
• FUTURE SOUNDS
• Transforme­rs meet Star Trek ‘animated’ characters Saturday morning crossover
• ‘SMALLFOOT’
• ‘NIGHT SCHOOL’
• ‘Remembered visions’ mark ‘Garden Chronicles’
• HOROSCOPES
• ‘Destiny 2: Forsaken’ is fun to play — until it’s not
• John C. Reilly wouldn’t kill baby Hitler
• ‘Maniac’ is a romp through subconscio­us
• Goes back to the movies
• FUTURE SOUNDS
• ‘SMALLFOOT’
• HOROSCOPES
• FESTIVAL
• ‘Maniac’ is a romp through subconscio­us
• John C. Reilly wouldn’t kill baby Hitler
• Who is Lauren Daigle?
• Dolly Parton wrote song to ‘uplift women’
• ‘Destiny 2: Forsaken’ is fun to play — until it’s not
• ‘Murphy Brown’ is a welcome sight Like they never left

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