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The Hot Seat: What If Oklahoma Was Started Over In 2020?
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Saturday, December 28th 2019, 9:07 am
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The Hot Seat: What If Oklahoma Was Started Over In 2020?
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Oklahoma Community College presidents had a chance to ask Oklahoma Senator Lankford how they'll be able to spend federal money as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act.
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Right now, there is growing pressure to start reopening states across the country to get the economy running again. U.S. Senator James Lankford shared his thoughts on the matter.
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Stillwater Police Say 2-Year-Old Killed In Auto-Pedestrian Accident
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Toll In Florida Collapse Rises To 4; 159 Remain Missing
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