The Oklahoman - 2013-06-27

• WHAT DO GAY MARRIAGE RULINGS MEAN FOR STATE?
• Oklahoma regents to consider colleges’ tuition proposals
• Local clergy have their say on Supreme Court’s decisions
• Consultant­s submit four proposals for streetcars
• EMOTION BUILDS OVER MANDELA
• It’s complicate­d: Lots to sort out on gay marriage
• Wounded veterans’ custom cycles stolen in Anchorage
• High court got it right in case of adopted baby
• Obama’s carbon attack sure to hurt consumers
• GOVERNMENT
• Court orders could hasten sex offenders’ status change
• Trial set for man charged in wife’s slaying
• Experts debate giving tornado lead times
• NASCAR honors storm victims
• Falling vaccinatio­n rates worry experts
• Trial set for members of Pardon and Parole Board
• Police arrest slaying suspect
• Police, kids get a kick out of event
• Sonic is coming to small town near you
• Slower growth might lead Fed to delay pullback
• Court upholds Starbucks’ worker tip sharing policy
• Paramount experiment­s with ‘World War Z’ package for $50
• Olive Garden tests large, small servings
• Phillips 66 helps form network for retailers
• Global renewable energy growing fast, agency says
• MICROSOFT BACKS OFF NEW INTERFACE
• Despite ‘Today’ tears, Walmart drops Deen
• Coca-cola suggests customers have a soft drink at breakfast
• Gold’s quick fall in price perplexes state analysts
• Growth: Consumers spending less
• Sharapova loses to qualifier
• Bilas: NBA should change draft rules
• Federer falls at Wimbledon
• Oregon football put on probation, loses scholarshi­p
• OU softball coaches named staff of the year
• Event draws college coaches
• Names to remember for OU baseball job
• Hernandez charged with murder
• Bundy to have elbow surgery
• Walker: Played well against top competitio­n at team camp
• Carlson: OKC could get a pair like Dieng, Franklin
• Rivers welcomes fresh start
• Evaluating Presti’s past draft-night trades
• WHAT DO GAY MARRIAGE RULINGS MEAN FOR STATE?
• Oklahoma regents to consider colleges’ tuition proposals
• Local clergy have their say on Supreme Court’s decisions
• Consultant­s submit four proposals for streetcars
• EMOTION BUILDS OVER MANDELA
• It’s complicate­d: Lots to sort out on gay marriage
• Wounded veterans’ custom cycles stolen in Anchorage
• High court got it right in case of adopted baby
• Obama’s carbon attack sure to hurt consumers
• GOVERNMENT
• Court orders could hasten sex offenders’ status change
• Trial set for man charged in wife’s slaying
• Experts debate giving tornado lead times
• NASCAR honors storm victims
• Falling vaccinatio­n rates worry experts
• Trial set for members of Pardon and Parole Board
• Police arrest slaying suspect
• Edmond is turning red, white and blue
• Police, kids get a kick out of event

The Oklahoman - 2013-06-26

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