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Women in Leadership (13:06)
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A generation after the peak of women's liberation, women nationally make up more than 50% of the workforce and 57% of students attending college. Academically and in both low and mid-level jobs women often out-perform men. But, in Oklahoma the number of women in top leadership positions in business and politics is still low. While several factors hold women back, the next generation - the so-called millennials -- is poised to shatter the glass ceiling. Also, Dick Pryor spoke with former state representative, Dr. Laura Boyd, who was the first female nominee for Governor in 1998 and was the democratic nominee for Lieutentant Governor in 2002. And, Major General Rita Aragon, the first female commander of the Oklahoma Air National Guard, who currently is Oklahoma's Secretary of Military and Veterans Affairs.
Related Topics: Government, Politics, Women
Originally broadcast on September 23, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Water Plan (10:24)
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We cannot live without it, yet many Oklahomans take it for granted. For a large number of people, their very subsistence depends on it. "it" is water, and during the upcoming legislative session, lawmakers will be asked to pass new laws for managing the state's water supply. The views of how that should be done are diverse, tied up in treaties with Indian tribes and closely watched by those south of the border who still want billions of gallons of pure clean Oklahoma water.
Related Topics: Government, Politics, Environment
Originally broadcast on September 23, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Stories Atomic Cannon (2:29)
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The US military has experienced something of an internal arms race since World War Two with the Air Force and Army--and later the Navy--vying for a piece of the nation's nuclear arsenal. One of the results of that competition is one of our state's most unusual museum pieces. Here's Charley Newcomb, with Oklahoma Stories.
Related Topics: United States, War & Conflict
Originally broadcast on September 16, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Life Motorcycles (5:05)
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On just about any day in Oklahoma, someone is throwing a leg over a motorcycle for a ride to work, or just to hit the open road. For many of them, the ride now symbolizes more than the feeling of freedom but a mission to help improve the life of someone else.
Related Topics: Sports & Recreation, Sports
Originally broadcast on September 16, 2011
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2 Minute Tour NOAA (2:32)
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In the last few years, Norman has become arguably the weather capitol of the world. The University of Oklahoma is home to the national weather center, which includes the national weather service, which issues severe storm warnings to the entire country, and the University of Oklahoma’s world renowned meteorology school. Here's a two minute tour of this multi-million dollar facility.
Related Topics: Weather & Natural Disasters
Originally broadcast on September 16, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Parking Meters (3:21)
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Time has expired for the traditional parking meter in the city where it was invented. A push to beautify downtown Oklahoma City includes an upgrade in parking meter technology. The change will make paying to park your wheels more convenient, but it may also be a little more complicated.
Related Topics: Travel, Transportation & Infrastructure
Originally broadcast on September 16, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Bio-science Academy (6:34)
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One of the major challenges facing Oklahoma’s workforce is having the cutting edge skills necessary to meet the needs of an increasingly sophisticated work place. Oklahoma's bioscience industry needs employees with highly specialized skills and one institution in southern Oklahoma is working to make it a reality.
Related Topics: Education, Biology & Chemistry, Science & Technology
Originally broadcast on September 16, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Indian Industries (8:30)
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Oklahoma's Indian tribes bring in billions of dollars a year from their gaming operations and smoke shops. But in these tough economic times tribes are now looking beyond gaming and tobacco to invest in a wide variety of businesses that diversify their economic development opportunities and provide greater services to their members.
Related Topics: Sports & Recreation, Business & Economy
Originally broadcast on September 16, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Missing Family (11:58)
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Almost two years ago Bobbie and Sherilynn Jamison and their six year old daughter Madyson vanished while on a family outing in Latimer County. It’s a mysterious story that has sparked national attention, but remains unsolved. News accounts have portrayed the Jamisons as a typical family. But through exclusive access to the missing persons case file a different picture has emerged.
Related Topics: Community, People & Profiles, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on September 16, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Stories Sonic (2:17)
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Most American institutions, from Ford to Wal-Mart, began as simple entrepreneurial ideas. One of them is based in Oklahoma City and traces its roots back to just after the Second World War. Here's Charley Newcomb, and Oklahoma Stories.
Related Topics: Community, Food, People & Profiles
Originally broadcast on September 2, 2011
