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Archive of Oklahoma on Friday November 06, 2009
OK: Privatizing Oklahoma's worker's comp splits task force members
A legislative task force recommended Thursday that Oklahoma's workers' compensation agency be privatized, but it was divided on how to achieve that. Read More
OK: Three more Oklahomans die from swine flu
The death of a Muskogee County boy, a Cleveland County woman and an Oklahoma County woman bring the number of H1N1 deaths in Oklahoma this year to 22. Read More
OK: OU awarded $23M in stimulus money
NORMAN, Okla. — The University of Oklahoma's Norman campus was awarded about $10 million in research grants from federal stimulus funds in the first quarter of this fiscal year. Read More
OK: Obama promises U.S. tribal leaders he'll tackle issues
WASHINGTON — Greeting the first American Indian conference to be sponsored by the White House in 15 years, President Barack Obama told tribal leaders Thursday he will work with them on problems that have plagued Indians for decades. Read More
OK: Oklahoma high school graduate one of the soldiers killed at Fort Hood
A graduate of Tipton High School was one of the soldiers killed during a gunman's attack Thursday at Food Hood, Texas. Read More
OK: Jerome Ersland murder trial to be on TV, Internet
A judge Thursday ruled a pharmacist's murder trial will be televised so the public can witness justice unfold in a case she says has "ignited passions" like no other case in the state. Read More
Weekly wrap: Louisiana pleasantly surprised by haul from tax amnesty program
More than $300 million is generated from delinquent Louisiana taxpayers; California finance chief hangs it up; Iowa Gov. Culver campaigns as problem solver; and stimulus Web site turns up boo-boos. Read More |
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