The Oklahoman - 2012-01-04

• Outlet mall provides boost to OKC’S sales tax revenue
• Oklahoma research may lead to prevention of hearing loss
• Oklahoma City district set to launch mobile app
• Part of new Crosstown to open Thursday
• Crowd in Broken Arrow denounces tribal casino
• Reserve deputy is key to arrest of suspected arsonist
• Iran warns U.S. carrier to stay away from Gulf
• Card check: Neighbors, chief fight Indian casino
• Fewer executions ref lect anti-death penalty trend
• Ron Paul’s misguided ideology
• Strait talk: State energy sector enjoys ‘virtual boom’
• Rubio provides plenty for Republican­s to like
• An important date on tribal calendars
• Counterpro­ductive connectivi­ty
• Oklahomans generous
• Obama praises efforts of Democrats in Iowa
• GOP: Results not complete
• Warrants show more in missing mom case
• Judge’s fraud hearing opens
• Edmond’s Sunset Elementary counselor earns national praise
• Byng man charged in killing says he ‘snapped,’ shot wife
• Nichols Hills attorney faces new complaints
• Cushing prison to house inmates from Puerto Rico
• Blaze destroys Dunjee school site near Spencer
• WALL STREET GETS NICE START; DOW RISES NEARLY 180 POINTS
• THREE TIPS CAN AID INVESTORS IN HIRING FINANCIAL ADVISERS
• December sees decline in business conditions
• ANALYZE SPENDING TO CONTROL IT
• CREDIT CARD REWARDS TURNED INTO SOCIAL CURRENCY BY CITIBANK
• Factories, builders boost economy at end of 2011
• Starbucks plans to raise prices in certain regions
• Woman goes solo in Honda lawsuit
• Options eyed to keep American Airlines
• EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK CAN PROVE TO BE USEFUL TOOL FOR BUSINESSES
• Altus base to be site of landing equipment tests
• Williams Cos., WPX complete spinoff
• ROLE REVERSAL
• Sooners defenseles­s against Tigers in Big 12 opener
• Report: OU, Fox make deal
• Gundy wants to remain contender
• ’76 Cowboys visit coach Jim Stanley
• Gibbons’ FG in OT lifts Wolverines
• CLEMSON (10-3) VS. WEST VIRGINIA (9-3)
• ARIZONA WR TO VISIT OSU
• Lunt to join Cowboys this week
• Fans welcome home their Cowboys
• Gundy was confident Sharp would make game-winning kick
• OSU has traveled rocky road
• Texas Tech women will face tough tests
• Sources: Robinson close to signing with Warriors
• COOK RETURNS
• Outlet mall provides boost to OKC’S sales tax revenue
• Oklahoma research may lead to prevention of hearing loss
• Oklahoma City district set to launch mobile app
• Part of new Crosstown to open Thursday
• Crowd in Broken Arrow denounces tribal casino
• Reserve deputy is key to arrest of suspected arsonist
• Iran warns U.S. carrier to stay away from Gulf
• Card check: Neighbors, chief fight Indian casino
• Fewer executions ref lect anti-death penalty trend
• Ron Paul’s misguided ideology
• Strait talk: State energy sector enjoys ‘virtual boom’
• Rubio provides plenty for Republican­s to like
• An important date on tribal calendars
• Counterpro­ductive connectivi­ty
• Oklahomans generous
• Obama praises efforts of Democrats in Iowa
• GOP: Results not complete
• Warrants show more in missing mom case
• Judge’s fraud hearing opens
• Edmond’s Sunset Elementary counselor earns national praise
• Byng man charged in killing says he ‘snapped,’ shot wife
• Nichols Hills attorney faces new complaints
• Cushing prison to house inmates from Puerto Rico
• Blaze destroys Dunjee school site near Spencer
• A dozen hopes for local food culture in 2012
• A thriving family begins around the dinner table
• Open a few cans and you have soup
• Resolve to use more of those leftovers
• Becky: Vegetables are low-calorie
• ‘Project Runway All Stars’ aims to be original
• Sister’s affair costs boyfriend his job
• Book examines Myrna Loy’s life as a paradox
• Make friends, don’t court others’ holiday sympathy
• Paseo Arts District set to flaunt its stuff

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