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By DAVID HARPER World Staff Writer on Sep 13, 2013, at 7:48 PM  



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OU Board of Regents to meet Wednesday

The Regents will consider architectural firms to provide construction of storm-hardened shelters in the housing area on the Norman campus.

Baby Veronica case: Parents return to court for third day

Her biological father from Oklahoma and her adoptive parents from South Carolina spent several hours Monday and Tuesday on the sixth floor of the state's Kerr office building, where the Court of Civil Appeals meets in Tulsa.

CONTACT THE REPORTER

David Harper

918-581-8359
Email

A fallen tree limb apparently was to blame for a power outage in Jenks on Friday evening.

AEP-PSO spokesman Ed Bettinger said 64 customers in the 116th Street and Peoria Avenue area lost service at 4:42 p.m.

Power was restored slightly less than 90 minutes later, he said.

Local

OU Board of Regents to meet Wednesday

The Regents will consider architectural firms to provide construction of storm-hardened shelters in the housing area on the Norman campus.

Baby Veronica case: Parents return to court for third day

Her biological father from Oklahoma and her adoptive parents from South Carolina spent several hours Monday and Tuesday on the sixth floor of the state's Kerr office building, where the Court of Civil Appeals meets in Tulsa.

CONTACT THE REPORTER

David Harper

918-581-8359
Email

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