The Oklahoman - 2013-06-28

• A partial win for Hobby Lobby Court says company can challenge controvers­ial mandate Consultant­s give Oklahoma advice on health care plan
• Mandela’s family is hopeful, but ‘it doesn’t look good’
• Improvemen­ts in math, reading add up for some
• U.S. high court intervenes in Oklahoma abortion case
• Consultant­s to state: Expand current health plan instead of Medicaid
• Historic immigratio­n reform clears major Senate hurdle
• Disability judges cite pressure to resolve Social Security cases
• GOVERNMENT
• Competitio­n in health care can help drive costs down
• Nationaliz­ed gay marriage is inevitable
• Using time wisely is key as tornadoes approach
• Immigratio­n reform
• The Supreme Court’s Canute-cassandra divide
• POINT OF VIEW Law secures option for state students
• Dance: Event ends Saturday
• Video, calls involving fatal standoff to be publicized
• Separate trials ordered for 2 former lawmakers
• Student costs rise at most colleges State regents approve tuition, fees
• Expert says at least 117 published cables were classified
• Why did education panel restrict public comments?
• State college funding plan challenged
• BABY-SITTER GETS LIFE SENTENCE
• Four arrested in storm-ravaged south OKC
• Volunteers: Homeowner says teen helpers are ‘angels’
• OKC pool installer faces embezzleme­nt charges
• AT&T will create about 100 positions in Oklahoma City
• Energy Resources Board bolsters education with industry lessons
• Oklahoma oilmen create energy independen­ce group
• Candy out, granola in across nation’s schools
• Target cuts ties with Deen; drugmaker distances itself
• App increases company’s productivi­ty
• Companies could receive up to $22.5 million in benefits
• Critics of fracking are finding fault in Obama’s speech
• Emissions: Will coal plants comply?
• Hughes has history of revitalizi­ng programs
• OU softball team, Peterson among ESPY nominees
• Track to honor first responders
• Tophat 17 Gold beats Tulsa Blitz 99 White for title
• New Purcell coach looks to continue tradition
• Brothers talk about OKC’S sports environmen­t
• Bennett pick kicks off wild NBA Draft night
• Tramel: Utah didn’t cooperate
• Adams: Considered a project
• Celtics will send Garnett, Pierce to Nets
• Holland shuts out the Yankees
• Hedwall two back at U.S. Women’s Open
• Cowboys have made questionab­le decision
• U.S. men done at Wimbledon
• Hernandez denied bail
• Soonercon boldly goes further than ever before
• Mark ‘White House’ down as a fun ride
• ‘Fast & Furious 6’
• Mccarthy, Bullock turn up the comic ‘Heat’
• Swon Brothers work to ride momentum
• ‘Victorious’ star moves on to the next phase of career
• Tour: ‘It’s kind of crazy’
• Making the finals
• ‘Punisher’ artist to make Soonercon appearance
• A killer ending: ‘Dexter’ starts its final season
• Public Image Ltd. ‘First Issue’ (Light In The Attic)
• ‘The Incredible Burt Wonderston­e’
• Divorced dad’s poor hygiene causes stink
• Soonercon boldly goes further than ever before
• Mark ‘White House’ down as a fun ride
• ‘Fast & Furious 6’
• Mccarthy, Bullock turn up the comic ‘Heat’
• Swon Brothers work to ride momentum
• ‘Victorious’ star moves on to the next phase of career
• Tour: ‘It’s kind of crazy’
• Making the finals
• ‘Punisher’ artist to make Soonercon appearance
• A killer ending: ‘Dexter’ starts its final season
• Public Image Ltd. ‘First Issue’ (Light In The Attic)
• ‘The Incredible Burt Wonderston­e’
• Divorced dad’s poor hygiene causes stink
• Stones exhibit is more than satisfying
• Rolling Stones sign music publisher
• Diddy wants to get music back on TV
• John C. Reilly’s love of music is no act

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