The Oklahoman - 2018-11-10

• BEDLAM REDUX
• City manager post open again in Bethany
• Horn hasn’t pledged to back Pelosi
• Finding her voice
• Playoff time
• QuikTrip to add armed workers
• Tribe puts media under executive branch
• Oklahoma man on Most Wanted list
• Oklahoma schools superinten­dent sued
• Rape kit task force identifies need for legislatio­n
• USAO honors 3 outstandin­g alumni
• Volunteers search for votes in Ga.
• Florida again at center of election controvers­y
• Settlement reached in tight Arizona Senate vote count
• Official: Gunman posted about issues during bar attack
• Another smooth election round
• Party clout continues to diminish
• At least 9 dead as fire destroys Calif. town
• President’s order to limit asylum challenged in court
• Trump advisers worried about Mueller’s next steps
• Baptist leader hopes to encourage ‘orphan care’ ministry
• Time, distance causes fast friends to begin drifting apart
• HOROSCOPES
• When home inspection reports differ
• focus on HOME
• What to do with all those fall leaves
• Sears stores: retail stories fit for retelling
• Mother, daughter redefine blended home
• HOME AND GARDEN NOTES
• OKLAHOMA CITY BUILDING PERMITS
• Why for-sale-by-owner transactio­ns are fizzling
• READ OPTION
• When not foul crazy, Thunder is the NBA’s best defense
• Riley’s offense evolution stays ahead of defenses
• SOONERS’ 3-2-1 KICKOFF
• Grayson rushes 285 yards to win
• Saints’ Dez Bryant hurt, calls injury ‘ultimate test’
• Bethany defeats Weatherfor­d in first round of Class 4A playoffs
• Trey Reeves is put on scholarshi­p
• Thunder weathers misses by Abrines
• McGriff providing leadership to young forwards
• 3 takeaways from OU’s win against UT-Rio Grande Valley
• Kuchar builds lead at Mayakoba Classic
• Is BC Clemson’s last big hurdle?
• Texas Tech-Texas highlights Big 12 schedule
• Tulsa hopes to keep momentum
• OSU motivated to impact Big 12 title, playoff races
• Buckeyes to face tough test from Spartans
• ON THE AIR
• COWBOYS’ 3-2-1 KICKOFF
• Residents to move into West Village as constructi­on continues
• New Edmond grocery focuses on locally grown foods
• OIPA members approve timely merger with OKOGA
• Another Keystone XL setback: environmen­tal review ordered
• US wholesale prices jump, but underlying pressures look tame
• TRANSACTIO­NS

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