The Oklahoman - 2012-09-17

• EX-DHS worker charged in fraud
• Schools’ grades are on the way
• Ruben: Kito is surrogate mother
• City council often meets goals, performanc­e report indicates
• There’s no federal mandate to change interstate mile markers
• Tight-knit crew keeps state fair sparkling clean
• Storm drenches Philippine­s
• Standoff continues between Chicago teachers, district
• Hezbollah urges protests against U.S. over movie
• Once homeless veteran studies to become counselor
• Raising taxes on wealthy would leave less to give
• OUR VIEWS Consumers, business pay for regulatory headaches
• Deceitful nonsense
• Bradford, Rams take
• Out RGIII’S Redskins
• Bye week will be used to tweak offens
• Se to cater to new starting QB Walsh
• Xas offense clicks in win
• Addict’s family needs help, too
• Speakers chosen for lecture series in Ardmore
• Romantic elements can change mood of house
• Prepare your trees for winter
• LOVE — THE SECOND TIME AROUND
• Prepare now for next year’s weeds
• Patient needs her papers organized
• BOUNTY HUNTER GOES HOME WITH PUPPY
• Massive blackout sparks ‘Revolution’
• Illinois launches new archive database
• Rocker cradle could become heirloom
• Addict’s family needs help, too
• Speakers chosen for lecture series in Ardmore
• Romantic elements can change mood of house
• Prepare your trees for winter
• LOVE — THE SECOND TIME AROUND
• Prepare now for next year’s weeds
• Patient needs her papers organized
• BOUNTY HUNTER GOES HOME WITH PUPPY
• Massive blackout sparks ‘Revolution’
• Illinois launches new archive database
• Rocker cradle could become heirloom

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