Still controversial 30 years after
its passage, challenges to the legislation continue
Thirty years since one of the Supreme Court’s most important decisions,
controversy over legalized abortion continues. But at least it has
moved from in front of Oklahoma’s clinics, women’s health services
officials said
Personal
time 'important' to Steve Largent
An average campaign day for Steve Largent begins at least as
early as 7:30 a.m., his campaign manager says over scrambled eggs,
biscuits and gravy at the Hometown Buffet in northwest Oklahoma City.
Attorney
General race peppered with allegations
It's a battle between a fiery advocate and an unflappable incumbent in
the race for attorney general. Republican Denise Bode, chairwoman of
the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, is trying to unseat Democratic
incumbent Drew Edmondson. <> J.C. Watts' Son Arrested
NORMAN (AP)
-- The son of U.S. Rep. J.C. Watts was arrested Thursday on a domestic
abuse complaint.
Attorney General urges rejection of
Nichols' fee request
Bombing
conspirator Terry Nichols' attorney has not provided enough information
to determine whether his fees for defending Nichols are reasonable,
Attorney General Drew Edmondson said Tuesday.
Report: Men Taped Metro Water Treatment Plant
The
Oklahoma City Police Department is investigating a report that
several men were spotted videotaping the Lake Hefner Water Treatment
Plant.
New Developments in OKC Bombing Catch The Interest of
Mainstream Media
Recently
the Associated Press ran a story entitled “Weeks Before Oklahoma
Bombing, Government Warned of Possible Terror Attacks.” It was
picked up by The NY Times, LA Times, MSNBC, FOX News, and dozens of
other TV, radio, and print media all over the nation and world.
Oklahoma's Largest Conservative
Organization Holds Awards and Endorsement Celebration
Oklahoma City-— The
Oklahoma Conservative Political Action Committee (OCPAC) unveiled it's
slate of statewide and congressional endorsements as well as granting a
series of awards both positive and some dubious.
Opposition to subsidy of Bass Pro Store Grows
Texas-based Academy Sports
and Outdoors, one of the nation's largest sporting goods chains, is
being accused of pumping $100,000 into a campaign to kill a proposal by
Oklahoma City to subsidize an Oklahoma City store for Springfield,
Missouri-based Bass Pro Shops.
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