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Headlines
Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols
asked for representation in a lawsuit against a federal prison,
which he claims is causing him to "sin against God" because he
doesn't get enough whole grains and fresh food.
Haskell County commissioners want the 10th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider a ruling that a Ten
Commandments monument on the county's courthouse lawn violates the
U.S. Constitution.
Ravaged by decades of lead and zinc mining
and a deadly tornado that killed six people last year, the
northeastern Oklahoma town of Picher is likely to close September 1.
On the Next Oklahoma News Report
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OETA's second High-Definition documentary, Oklahoma World War II Stories, was the highest-rated prime-time program in the PBS system on the night it aired. Stories appearing in the documentary original aired as part of a 14-part series on the Oklahoma News Report. To view the stories, produced by Dick Pryor and Boots Kennedye, click below.
For more on Oklahoma World War II Stories, World War II and Ken Burns' epic documentary, The War, visit our dynamic, interactive website, developed in partnership with The Oklahoman and NewsOK. You can also see additional photos and information about Oklahoma World War II Stories, and post a comment, by going to the Oklahoma World War II Stories Blog. Check back daily for updates. And, for details about Ken Burns' program, "The War," go to www.pbs.org.
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