The Oklahoman - 2020-06-03

• Protest strategy
• Norman protest remains peaceful
• Grand Lake among places booming on holiday
• OKC police union backs chief
• DRAFT DREAMS
• DAMAGE CREATES DISTRACTIO­N
• EU says Russia should not yet rejoin G7, despite Trump plan
• Public input sought on transporta­tion priorities
• Horn wants debt addressed in next COVID-19 relief bill
• 5 school districts sue state Department of Education
• OKC residents request police changes
• County jail unveils pod dedicated to veterans
• Judge gives zoo property to Joe Exotic's chief critic
• US cities erupt in more violence as Trump decries `lowlifes'
• Trump offers `domination' of DC protests as model for states
• Protests in top 25 virus hot spots ignite fears of contagion
• GOP to look at potential alternativ­e sites for convention
• Biden blasts Trump's `narcissism' in new phase of campaign
• Racism, rioting and redemption
• Meeting senseless acts with class
• Empathy, listening needed
• Real change starts with us
• Silent no longer
• Hatred, injustice need to be addressed
• Nursing home testing nearly complete, Stitt says
• Players tested for COVID-19 upon return to campus
• Broiles' message is `simple and clear'
• Kanter wants to be on the `right side of history'
• UNSELD DIES
• GAME CHANGERS
• Phillies, Bryce Harper express support for black community
• NFL tells teams they must hold training camps at home
• NCAA considerin­g six-week timeline for college football's return
• Legacy-leaving ag leader dies at 101
• Templar Energy files Chapter 11 case
• Some attempts at corporate activism backfire amid protests
• Gulfport announces pay cuts, furloughs
• Stocks extend gains on Wall Street
• Japan trade curbs irk SKorea
• Documentar­y focuses on unlikely champion of Mexican cuisine
• How to address changing identities
• MELBA'S SWAP SHOP
• Barn to host weekend live music

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