The Oklahoman - 2019-09-13

• State Fair competitio­ns are fierce and fun
• House votes to ban Arctic drilling
• Comanche flutist helps tell `Oklahoma Stories'
• SHAKING UP LEARNING
• A LOOK BACK
• MIXING IT UP
• Attorney admits helping fugitive boyfriend
• Feds: Stillwater restaurant used smuggled workers
• Many DHS staff to get 13% raise
• Testimony places murder defendant at scene of shooting
• Attorney General warns against at-home rape kits
• Jury deadlocks in sexual assault trial
• Vape industry digs heels in on flavor bans
• SCOTUS action on asylum denounced as inhumane
• Boris Johnson denies lying to queen, wins Brexit court case
• A summer of heroic dissent
• Pickens: A life well lived
• Parks had a heart for kids
• Annie Oakley plays on despite distances
• SPAWNING A FIRST
• CityRep's `Every Brilliant Thing' is wholly unique experience
• `Brittany Runs a Marathon'
• Friend wants to be ready to help
• HOROSCOPES
• Rose's coaching tree will carry his legacy forever
• Radley‑Hiles not short on belief in himself
• Stoops' book is a good read
• BIG GAME IN IOWA
• Friday games have supplanted Thursday games
• Riley on Texas' side of locker room spat
• Five things to know about Moore's win over Yukon
• Mason Rudolph recalls meeting, building friendship with Pickens
• Gundy: Playing at Tulsa like `another home game' for fans
• GAMEDAY EXPERIENCE
• POWERRANKI­NGS
• Change on tap whether NCAA goes along or not
• Worst trip ever is almost over for US
• Job seekers like work perks
• Goodwill gestures ease tensions ahead of trade talks
• PROVIDING CARE

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