The Oklahoman - 2019-10-31

• Frightful spending
• Horn backs inquiry resolution
• Judge declines to block permitless carry law
• Sheriff can walk away from jail, ADA says
• HOME-FIELD DISADVANTA­GE?
• LACK OF ENERGY CAPITAL
• `Poor boy from Oklahoma' addresses Senate panel
• Prosecutor­s rest in officer's trial
• Leaders discuss justice reform
• D E AT H S
• Bolton summoned to testify
• Elections threat not limited to Russia
• Dems set stage for approval of ground rules
• DAY OF THE DEAD RISES IN OKLAHOMA CITY
• Local groups to present Angel Awards
• Annual tree give away, sale returns to gardens
• Children cut off stepmother with dad's power of attorney
• HOROSCOPES
• BLAZERS EDGE Lillard makes Thunder relive nightmare
• `Peake crowd is different compared to past years
• Lessons learned from past losses can help Sooners
• TRAE YOUNG OUT WITH SPRAINED ANKLE
• BREAKOUT SEASON
• Sooners' freshman class looking to make big impact
• Cowgirls seeking Big 12 title in regular-season finale
• Will Baylor get its revenge for last year's WVU beatdown?
• Hubbard, Johnson settle score with race
• Schroder plays tough defense on McCollum
• Hinch: Players should have fun, but also respect the game
• State output surges for Continenta­l
• Fed cuts rate for 3rd time this year
• Bank7 reports results
• WILLIAMS PROFITS IMPROVE
• Twitter bans political ads ahead of 2020 election
• OKLAHOMA BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Intermitte­nt fasting doesn't necessaril­y lead to weight loss
• LIVESTOCK

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