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Rubio drinks water to growing chorus of amateur comedians

2/13/2013 11:13 AM


Everyone has those moments when a dry throat creates a hacking, embarrassing cough.

Sometimes that disruptive moment is during a play, on the phone or right in the ... 

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Ginnie Graham
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Party like the Irish on this Shrove Tuesday with pancakes and a marriage

2/12/2013 10:00 AM


Happy Shrove Tuesday.

That’s right.

New Orleans may be leading Mardi Gras this fine Fat Tuesday in the U.S. before we go into Lenten fasting, beginning ... 

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Ginnie Graham
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Pope Benedict XVI wisely knows when to fold 'em

2/11/2013 9:10 AM


With grace and wisdom, Pope Benedict XVI has decided to resign, citing his age-related infirmities.

Anyone who has had to wrestle away car keys from an older ... 

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Ginnie Graham
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Pets at council meetings, big arrests and a prison-bound former superintendent among weekly news

2/9/2013 10:00 AM


In the weekly news-you-need-to-know wrap up, these are a few items that might have escaped your attention.


Dog eat dog world: The Tulsa City Council can fight ... 

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Ginnie Graham
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Woman fought to fly the friendly skies with equality and dignity

2/8/2013 1:47 PM


Obituaries are fascinating to read, especially for my generation of women to remember those in our sisterhood who fought men's clubs for equal rights.

Today, the ... 

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Ginnie Graham
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Bye-bye old iron, Hello Miss Kitty, Monopoly gets a new token

2/6/2013 11:36 AM


Now the cat people will be sneakily trying to upsurp Boardwalk from the dog people.

After intense public debate and input from fans in more than 120 countries, toymaker ... 

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Ginnie Graham
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No more U.S. mail on Saturdays

2/6/2013 9:58 AM


Blame it on email or the Internet, but the U.S. Postal Service made a bold, but probably not unexpected, announcement.

No more mail will be delivered on Saturdays.

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Ginnie Graham
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Found in the winter of our discontent: Richard III skeleton confirmed

2/4/2013 11:42 AM


It’s official. King Richard III was a hunchback.

But, his bones can’t clear him completely of his top villain status.

It could open a debate about the ... 

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Ginnie Graham
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Blacking out in New Orleans not a new thing

2/4/2013 10:27 AM

Forget the players, Beyonce or the longest national anthem in Super Bowl history, it was the nearly 35-minute blackout topping the most Twitter comments.

At ... 

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Ginnie Graham
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In case you missed it, Gitter Done made the news and Leon Russell sees some of his stuff again

2/2/2013 10:00 AM


As part of my public service to readers, here’s a roundup of interesting and off-beat local news of the past week.

Best Excuse: Tulsa World reporter Ziva Branstetter ... 

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Ginnie Graham
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No way Iceland allows a Pilot Inspektor, Kal-El or Jermajesty in its nursery

2/1/2013 3:41 PM

Once in awhile, an international story surfaces that makes our laws seem more silly than usual.

In Iceland, a 15-year-old girl won a lawsuit yesterday giving ... 

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Ginnie Graham is a Tulsa World news columnist, whose columns appear each Wednesday and Saturday.

She has been a reporter with the Tulsa World since 1994, covering social issues, education and criminal justice. She has received awards along the way including four sweepstakes from the Associated Press/ONE chapter and outstanding reporting from the Great Plains multi-state contest and the Oklahoma chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists.

Her Oklahoma roots go back five generations in Noble County and four generations in Delaware County. She spent her childhood in Grove then moved to Perry, where she graduated as student council president and wrestling queen. Despite pleas from her devoted Oklahoma State University family, she earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism and master of public administration from the University of Oklahoma.

When not working, she is usually whisking her two children to dance, sports or school events. She has a professional guitar-playing husband, reads quite a bit and believes Thanksgiving is the best holiday.


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