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ONR 4-5-13
Tulsa Dentist
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After news broke last week that patients of Dr. Scott Harrington's dental practice may have been exposed to HIV and two types of hepatitis, thousands of patients across the state were urged to get tested. It's a medical scare that's left many wondering how this could have happened, and how to keep it from happening again.
Related Topics: Health Care & Illnesses, Health
Originally broadcast on April 9, 2013
ONR 3-29-13
Griffin Donation & the OKPOP Museum
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A large donation from one of the state's largest media outlets will soon help bolster the collection of the anticipated Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture.
Related Topics: Film & Television, Performing Arts, Media & Technology
Originally broadcast on March 29, 2013
ONR 3-29-13
Civics Education
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With an increased emphasis on math and reading, civics education has gone somewhat by the wayside in most schools. But the Oklahoma Bar Association and a former Supreme Court Justice are going online to help fill an educational void.
Related Topics: Education, United States, Government, Education
Originally broadcast on March 29, 2013
ONR 3-29-13
Miserable States Index
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While the state itself is enjoying low unemployment and a strong economy, a new poll shows that Oklahomans are not faring as well as their state. The culprit? Poverty.
Related Topics: Community, Health Care & Illnesses, Fitness & Nutrition, Lifestyle, Child Development, United States, Business & Economy, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on March 29, 2013
ONR 3-29-13
Oklahoma Watch: Drought
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While drought has gripped the state, one particular area has been hit harder than most: the Lone Chimney Water District. And their hardships might soon be a reality for the rest of the state. ONR's Dick Pryor speaks with Oklahoma Watch reporter Ron J. Jackson about his report on this drought-stricken area.
Related Topics: Environment, Weather & Natural Disasters, Business & Economy, Environment, Health
Originally broadcast on March 29, 2013
ONR 3-29-13
Business News
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Journal Record Editor Ted Streuli joins us to discuss stories making headlines in business this week.
Related Topics: Business & Economy
Originally broadcast on March 29, 2013
ONR 3-29-13
Nursing in Oklahoma
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With large portions of the population reaching the age of 65, the need for healthcare and quality nurses has probably never been higher. That also goes for Oklahoma.
Related Topics: Community, Health Care & Illnesses, Caregiving, Health
Originally broadcast on March 29, 2013
ONR 3-29-13
At the Capitol with eCapitol
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eCapitol reporter Shawn Ashley details this week's happenings at the state capitol.
Related Topics: Government, Politics
Originally broadcast on March 29, 2013
ONR 3-29-13
Rural Caucus
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Often in Oklahoma, votes don't fall along party lines, but divide between the rural and the urban. In the past, the bipartisan rural caucus was concerned about water rights and education, but now a new concern is cropping up.
Related Topics: Business & Economy, Government, Politics, Health
Originally broadcast on March 29, 2013
ONR 3-29-13
Horse Slaughter
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Local lawmakers have moved to legalize the slaughter of horses in Oklahoma for consumption in other countries, but the measure faces many opponents and a limited market.
Related Topics: Animals, Business & Economy, Government
Originally broadcast on March 29, 2013
