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Sunday, May 27, 2012
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Afghan official: 8 civilians killed in airstrike
By RAHIM FAIEZ Associated Press
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A NATO airstrike killed eight members of a family, including children, according to Afghan officials who claim that such attacks damage the civilian population's trust in international troops who have been fighting in the country for more than a decade.
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DHS caseworkers piece lives together
By GINNIE GRAHAM World Staff Writer
The girl was removed two months ago from her meth-addled mother, whose children know math through drug scales and chemistry through the white powders in different drugs.
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Bynum, Ewing float alternative airport tax plan
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John E. Hoover: Big 12 meetings expected to be mostly quiet
There may be no hot-button topics resolved at this week's Big 12 Conference spring meetings.
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Former Army Ranger brings toughness as Tulsa football walk-on
By ERIC BAILEY World Sports Writer
Tulsa's Gabe Davis hasn't shied from tough work reserved for college football walk-ons.
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Formidable foe awaits OKC
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Memories of a soldier
By NOUR HABIB World Scene Writer
With a smile and a far-away look that seemed to take him back 70 years, Charles Ward recounted why he enlisted in the Army during World War II.
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Business
Job outlook shows improvement for most grads in Midwest
By LAURIE WINSLOW World Staff Writer
University of Tulsa college graduate Jayme Turner started looking for a job last September in the energy field and figured competition for jobs could be tight.
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Sesquicentennial
By JULIE DELCOUR Associate Editor
If there's a symbolic sound track for Memorial Day ceremonies in Oklahoma and elsewhere, it surely would be 'Taps,' the baleful bugle call that is celebrating its sesquicentennial year.
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Obituaries
Effie Lee, Tulsa's first black cosmetology graduate and teacher, dies at 96
By KATY MILLER World Staff Writer
The first black person to complete a cosmetology program at Roberts Beauty Training Center in Tulsa and the first to become an instructor there, Effie Lee made an impact with her appreciation of diversity, ...
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