The Oklahoman - 2020-07-21

• Walmart customers react to mask requiremen­t
• Horn not ready to back extension of $600 unemployme­nt payment
• Protesters arrested at DA's office
• Cherokee Nation chief says leaders still working toward agreement on jurisdicti­on
• REMOTE WORK
• REQUIRED REPORTING
• Unemployme­nt rates drops from 12.6% in May to 6.6% in June
• Salvation Army hosts fundraiser for utility assistance
• Norman parents push back against in-person instructio­n
• OU requires COVID-19 tests for campus residents
• Group calls on Norman mayor to resign
• McCall promises not to defund police
• Georgia Dems choose state chair to replace Lewis on ballot
• Wrangling over virus relief persists despite high stakes
• Children get milder cases, can be carriers
• Delays can make test result useless
• `Men's rights' lawyer eyed in shooting of NJ judge's family
• Study: Black children more likely to die after surgery than white peers
• Guidance for masks in schools varies widely across US states
• 138K Americans sign up to test possible vaccines
• No law against asking maskless for their reason
• Bike rides gaining new momentum
• US, Canada extend land border closure
• David Alexander Levescy
• John S. Havens
• Lenin R. Aebischer
• James E. Foster III
• Can a pay cut hurt your health?
• Will it be safe to run (or walk) races this fall?
• Taking things half a day at a time is OK, too
• After 30 years, first love reappears in woman's life
• Video calling solutions for tech-challenged seniors
• FOREVER 25
• Hunt poised to lead Carl Albert again
• Bricktown lands big baseball showcase
• FIGHT FOR FOOTBALL
• Baseball is back, but the return of Rangers will be unlike any season we've seen before
• ML B NOTEBOOK
• THUNDER JOURNAL
• Head of the line: Big companies got coronaviru­s loans first
• Chevron buys Noble for $5 billion
• TRADER JOE'S

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