The Oklahoman - 2020-08-11

• `A big responsibi­lity'
• `Above and below the living'
• OU staff protest in-person return
• State lawmakers say virus aid package talks should resume
• RENEWED ENERGY
• `WE WANT TO PLAY'
• Tribe wants out of exclusivit­y fee requiremen­t
• Archdioces­e details data security breach
• Redistrict­ing could be on 2022 ballot
• 1 dead, 6 rescued after gas explosion levels Baltimore homes
• Money offered for info on former `Tiger King' star's husband
• Young people feel crises tightening around them
• Drywall dust claim doesn’t prove masks ineffectiv­e
• Fla. ties hands of health directors
• Many landmark restaurant­s, bars won't reopen after virus
• Federal spending on COVID-19 vaccine candidates tops $9B
• Azar visit to Taiwan is fresh thorn in prickly US-China ties
• Mich. teen cases spike as rules are loosened
• Study: Not all masks protect you equally
• 50 ★ States
• Students skeptical about new rules
• Georgia school with crowded halls goes online
• What women should know about heart attacks
• Physicians: Prepare your body now against fall viruses
• `Healthy Hope can make a difference in how we live'
• Law enforcemen­t officer feels judged by some in the family
• HOROSCOPES
• Next steps for a COVID-19 vaccine
• COVID-19 made first day of practice unlike any before it
• Bazley causing buzz with bubble breakout
• MANTLE DIES AT 79
• RISING STAR
• Suns stay unbeaten in bubble
• NFL could replace college football on autumn Saturdays
• GAME DETAILS
• States on hook for billions under Trump's unemployme­nt plan
• Will Americans spend record cash they've saved amid uncertain times?
• PHONE SECURITY SOLUTION
• McDonald's sues ousted CEO, alleging employee relationsh­ips
• Repaving with recycled plastic
• China sanctions 11 US politician­s, heads of organizati­ons
• LIVESTOCK

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