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Bob Jackman considers himself something of a war correspondent – though he says he is having a tough time convincing some people to listen to his accounts of the battles waged in what he has dubbed Oklahoma's "Water Wars." Jackman, a Tulsa
geologist, is one of a group of citizens that have been telling legislators and anyone else who will listen that the pending multimillion-dollar proposal to sell Oklahoma water to entities in Texas is a bad idea. |
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Economy milking cattle ranchers |
Cattle ranchers squeezed by the economy are finding themselves in a conundrum of downsizing they wouldn't have expected a few decades ago, Oklahoma State University beef cow specialist Glen Selk said.
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Regional manufacturing recovers from tough March |
Manufacturing in the region has made a recovery from a tough March, officials at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City said. The Fed's survey of 10th District manufacturing indicated increases in many categories for April.
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Supreme Court upholds Indiana voter ID law |
In what some have called the most substantive election-related decision since 2000's controversial Bush v. Gore, a 6-3 U.S. Supreme Court Monday upheld Indiana's law requiring voters to produce some type of photo identification at their
polling place. A less-restrictive measure is awaiting final action on House amendments in the Oklahoma Senate.
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