The Oklahoman - 2019-03-01

• RENOVATION STATION
• US, NKorea disagree on talks breakdown
• 19 OKC schools get 'F' on report cards
• DOGS' BEST FRIEND
• GOOD MEASURE
• JUSTIN TIME
• Man pleads guilty to 2017 murder
• District offers teachers affordable child care
• House passes marijuana rules
• Prosecutor signals more charges to come in NC
• Cohen returns to Capitol Hill
• Israel's Netanyahu jolted by corruption recommenda­tions
• House passage of gun safety bills reflects political shift
• Wheeler, former coal lobbyist, confirmed as new EPA chief
• Pakistan pledges to release captive Indian fighter pilot
• Sensors monitor without blocking hugs
• O'Rourke has made up mind on 2020 elections
• Audience has its mind made up
• Ignoring the unfathomab­le
• A bad way to operate
• Two legends stack `the deck with great songs'
• WEEK AHEAD
• Changes discussed at comic retail conference
• Boss in love with secretary tries to chart the road ahead
• HOROSCOPES
• CRUNCH TIME COLLAPSE
• Thunder focus wanes again late in 108-104 loss to Sixers
• KING OF DIAMONDS
• SURVIVE AND ADVANCE
• Former coach excited to see Hill, Brailford at NFL Combine
• Grant plays three positions in Paul George's absence
• Out of the booth
• Grad transfer Carter hopes to design ballparks
• No. 14 Edmond Santa Fe punches 11th straight ticket to state tourney
• Soccer stadium proposed for Maps 4
• Kratos buys small-engine company
• CHANGING REGULATION­S
• Corporatio­n Commission adopts wind fees
• Oil, gasoline prices continue rise
• British Airways chooses Boeing 777 to replace 747s
• Businesses capitalize on Girl Scouts Cookies season
• Kimberly-Clark Corp. invests $120M in Jenks mill expansion
• US economy grew at a 2.6 percent pace last quarter
• US tax refunds up 17 percent in latest data set, Mnuchin says
• YouTube suspends comments on videos of children
• Applicatio­ns for US jobless benefits fell to a low 216,000

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