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By Staff Reports on Sep 8, 2013, at 2:29 AM  Updated on 9/08/13 at 4:27 AM



Reader Forum

Funding first step in justice initiative

The incarceration rate in Oklahoma is among the highest in the nation with approximately 26,000 people behind bars at any given time.

Harvey Blumenthal: From Antietam to Omaha Beach

The Nov. 28, 2008, Tulsa World published my Readers Forum piece, "Antietam," in which I reported on a visit my then-8-year-old grandson, Stevie, and I made to Antietam battlefield in rural Maryland.

Rep. Richard Morrissette

The Oklahoma City Democrat used a rubber chicken to emphasize his points during special session debate Thursday.

Why did the legislator cross the road?

Gov. Mary Fallin

Getting pulled deeper into a multi-state, multi-courthouse, custody battle with sticky Indian sovereignty and political implications.

Someone check the calendar. Isn't it time for me to head back to Europe?

Rep. Joe Dorman

The term-limited Rush Springs Democrat rolls out an initiative petition to fortify public schools against tornadoes.

I'm steadfastly against tornadoes and for children, but heck no, I'm not running for anything.

Reader Forum

Funding first step in justice initiative

The incarceration rate in Oklahoma is among the highest in the nation with approximately 26,000 people behind bars at any given time.

Harvey Blumenthal: From Antietam to Omaha Beach

The Nov. 28, 2008, Tulsa World published my Readers Forum piece, "Antietam," in which I reported on a visit my then-8-year-old grandson, Stevie, and I made to Antietam battlefield in rural Maryland.

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