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http://video.oeta.tv/onr/Oklahoma_Earthquakes.flv

Oklahoma News Report

Oklahoma Earthquakes (3:13)

Researchers at the University of Oklahoma are studying the reasons why so many earthquakes are shaking the central part of the state.

Related Topics: Earth, Weather & Natural Disasters

Originally broadcast on June 14, 2011

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/Sex_and_Power.flv

Oklahoma News Report

Sex and Power (3:27)

A study conducted in The Netherlands found that powerful professionals of both sexes are more likely to have affairs than people who do not hold positions of power.

Originally broadcast on June 13, 2011

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/government/Tornado_Cleanup.flv

Oklahoma News Report

Tornado Cleanup (2:45)

Featured in It's Your Government

Cleanup costs for the May 24th tornadoes across Oklahoma may top three-hundred-million dollars.

Originally broadcast on June 8, 2011

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/government/Shelter_Study.flv

Oklahoma News Report

Shelter Study (2:27)

Featured in It's Your Government

State Representative Pat Ownbey wants legislation that would require mobile home parks to provide storm shelters for residents.

Originally broadcast on June 7, 2011

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/living/Artificial_Blood.flv

Oklahoma News Report

Artificial Blood (2:55)

Featured in Living Well

Oklahoma University Research Professor Vibhudutta Awasthi has received a one-million-dollar grant from the National Institutes of Health, to further his development of “artificial blood.”

Related Topics: Science & Nature, Technology, Biology & Chemistry, Health

Originally broadcast on June 6, 2011

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/Honeybee_Population_Decline.flv