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EPA Haze Rules (8:18)
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Oklahoma has gone to court to block the Environmental Protection Agency from forcing the state to follow a plan the federal agency says will reduce haze over the Wichita mountains wildlife refuge. It’s a legal fight that has the attention of other states and members of congress because of its possible impact on the issue of states rights, better known these days as federalism. So far this year in Oklahoma there have been 30 air quality health advisories for excessive ozone. For both 2009 and 2010, only 14 such warnings were issued. The ongoing heat wave is a factor in helping to trap ozone in the atmosphere.
Related Topics: Government, Environment
Originally broadcast on August 26, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Sex Offenders (16:38)
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Laws designed to let police and the public know where convicted sex offenders live after leaving prison are about to get fresh scrutiny at the State Capitol. The laws restrict where sex offenders can live and determine how long they must register after serving their sentence. Some in law enforcement say the laws have no teeth because sex offenders who fail to register seldom face stiff penalties. While others claim the laws encourage sex offenders to avoid registering just so they can find a place to live after leaving prison.
Related Topics: Community, Issues & Advice, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on August 26, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Stories Frank Lloyd Wright (2:29)
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Bartlesville, a former oil boomtown not too far from the Kansas border, is home to the unique legacy of one of the country's most recognized architects. Charles Newcomb recounts his life and unique contributions, in Oklahoma Stories.
Related Topics: People & Profiles, United States
Originally broadcast on August 19, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Life Service Dogs (3:31)
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They give unconditional love, protect their families and are hailed as the ultimate companion. "They” are dogs, and are just what the doctor ordered for thousands of disabled Oklahomans. One non-profit group is doing all it can to make sure man's best friend is ready to help everyone make the most of their "Oklahoma life".
Related Topics: Community, Caregiving, Animals
Originally broadcast on August 19, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
This Week in Business (2:40)
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Journal Record Managing Editor Ted Streuli joins us for a look at what happened in business this week.
Related Topics: Business & Economy
Originally broadcast on August 19, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Oklahoma Aerospace (4:56)
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The aerospace industry is one of Oklahoma's growing economic sectors. Continuing that growth is a major part of state governments efforts to improve and diversify the economy. This year, the legislature re-instated a tax credit for aerospace companies which is seen as a key to promoting more high-paying aerospace jobs.
Related Topics: Business & Economy, Transportation & Infrastructure
Originally broadcast on August 19, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
State Budget and Debt (12:50)
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The last three years have been hard on state government with ongoing budget cuts as tax revenues dwindled to levels not seen in almost a decade. But when you add up all the numbers, the budget for state government is much larger than you would expect. Half of it comes from the federal government and then there's that little-discussed matter of the increasing state debt. To get an economists view of the state budget process and the amount of debt state government has, Dick Pryor talked with Professor Joe Johnson, from the University of Central Oklahoma's College of Business Administration.
Related Topics: Business & Economy, Government, Politics
Originally broadcast on August 19, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Football Health & Sports Med. (14:21)
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Young men of all sizes, shapes and physical condition are preparing for the one sure thing that says it is fall in Oklahoma. It's football season. However, the summer heat is still bearing down on those practice fields and the players, raising concerns about their health. Heat has claimed the lives of young Oklahoma football players before, one last year, and this year coaches and their assistants are very aware of the danger the lingering summer heat poses to their teams. Dan Newman is the head athletic trainer at Union High School in Tulsa, and President of the Oklahoma Athletic Trainers Association. Dick Pryor spoke with him about the risks of heat illness and concussion faced by high school athletes.
Related Topics: Health Care & Illnesses, Healthy Kids, Sports
Originally broadcast on August 19, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Stories Jesse James (2:23)
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One of the old west's most infamous outlaws--thought to have been gunned down in the late nineteenth century--might have lived to take up residence in southwest Oklahoma. Charles Newcomb takes us on his trail in this week's edition of Oklahoma stories.
Related Topics: United States, Biography & Profiles
Originally broadcast on August 12, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Life Roadshow (7:02)
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It's a favorite past time for many Oklahomans... shopping for antiques or "antiquing". So naturally when the production crew for the highly-rated PBS series “Antiques Roadshow” visited Tulsa recently to record segments for future programs, it was a big event.
Related Topics: Fine Arts, World, Arts & Entertainment
Originally broadcast on August 12, 2011
