The Oklahoman - 2020-06-02

• Standing up, speaking out
• Group seeks police chief's resignatio­n
• Curfew limits access to area near police HQ
• Pending claims backlog improving, director says
• Former health official kept on as special adviser
• COSTCO CENTER
• TRAMEL'S TAKE
• • Plans for grocery store will take time,
• National Guard activated in OKC, Tulsa
• Dress for Success seeks to move forward after fire
• Trump slams governors as `weak,' urges crackdown on protests
• Churches plan discussion­s on Christian response to racism
• Floyd's brother pleads for peace
• Family autopsy: Floyd died from asphyxiati­on
• Two major interstate projects get OK
• Nearly 26,000 nursing home deaths reported as lockdowns ease
• States, cities plead for virus aid as Congress faces crises
• School meal programs lose millions of dollars
• Vacation hot spots surged during holiday weekend
• Hurricane season’s dangers intensify
• 50 ★ States
• State question campaign turns in over 260,000 signatures
• Oklahoma tornado number is nearly half the May average
• Dealing with COVID-19 brings opportunit­y for reflection
• Weakened immune system leaves elderly prone to the virus
• Using wearable technology to track the coronaviru­s
• OU's Sylvie working for a change
• It's time to quit telling athletes to `stick to sports'
• DYE PASSES AWAY
• Who's hurt the most in an abbreviate­d baseball season?
• Mayweather offers to pay for services
• Tax Commission reports another record month for cannabis sales
• New alliance president looks forward to the future
• Scholarshi­ps available for single parent college students
• Wall Street shakes off weak start to close broadly higher

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