The Oklahoman - 2021-01-30

• Johnson & Johnson one-shot vaccine proves effective
• Lawmakers exempted from mask rule
• UNDERSTATE­D, UNDERRATED
• GENEROSITY REWARDED
• Judge blocks Trump rule to limit health studies in EPA regs
• Health agency begins texting about 2nd doses
• Deaths underscore urgency of OKC vaccinatio­ns
• Colleges survived world wars, couldn't withstand COVID-19
• Police tighten Congress security in era of rising threats
• Ex-FBI lawyer given probation for Russia probe actions
• FBI: Pipe bombs at RNC, DNC were planted night before riot
• 35 years since Challenger launch disaster: `Never forgotten'
• Biden visits wounded soldiers at Walter Reed, where son died
• Calif. storm winds down after deluge of rain and snow
• California bishops fighting 2019 clergy sex abuse law
• Couples clash over how to handle coronaviru­s
• WHO team visits Wuhan hospital that had early COVID patients
• Fauci sees vaccinatio­n for kids by late spring or the summer
• Canada tightens restrictio­ns on travelers, suspends flights south
• Ex-FBI lawyer given probation for Russia probe actions
• Byron S. Wise
• Cicely Tyson paved a way for Black actors
• Arts fest: Later beats not at all
• Convicting Trump isn't the point
• The Gate Church mourns death of senior pastor Tony Miller
• Accepting human frailty is key to loving one another
• Why Rose Day matters
• B I B L E L E S S O N
• OCU will host Jewish studies scholar for public lecture
• New parents struggle to eat healthy food
• H O R O S C O P E S
• The show must go ONLINE
• The housing market is running on fumes
• PRUNING PLAN
• Make your home a sanctuary — even if the virus arrives on your doorstep
• O K L A H O M A C O U N T Y P R O P E R T Y S A L E S
• Realtors associatio­n names officers, directors
• O K L A H O M A C I T Y B U I L D I N G P E R M I T S
• Take your fixtures from builder grade to custom
• Remodel and Landscape Show set at OKC Fairground­s
• Learn about OKC home repair programs
• Sutton's time in Arkansas still cherished
• Harkless' `winning plays' a surprise boost
• Time for Heupel to exit Frost Boulevard
• SENIORS' MOMENT
• Washington coach Rivera declared cancer-free
• NBA could be heading toward a competitiv­e fairness issue
• Timberwolv­es star revealed he was hit by a drunk driver before season started
• Bluebloods feeling black & blue hitting homestretc­h
• Texas, Kentucky clash canceled due to COVID-19 issues
• Legendary Temple basketball coach `touched countless lives'
• Tulsa discipline­d for bowl brawl; no decision on MSU
• As child care problems soared during COVID, women paid price
• Shoppers stayed local more often last year
• GameStop gamers risk real money on Wall Street
• Workers escaped deadly leak by going through nitrogen fog
• Court orders Shell Nigeria to compensate farmers
• Biden warns of growing cost of delay on $1.9T econ aid plan
• Unique work experience needed amid pandemic
• US consumer spending fell 0.2% in December in face of COVID-19
• Livestock report from the Oklahoma City Stockyards:

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