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Your 2 Cents: 'Common Sense' Zero Tolerance Act Goes Too Far
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Responding to a little boy in Maryland suspended from school for chewing a pop tart into the shape of a gun, State Rep. Sally Kern has filed a bill that calls for common sense on the issue, but also opens the door to small toy weapons in school and more.
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Responding to a little boy in Maryland suspended from school for chewing a pop tart into the shape of a gun, State Rep. Sally Kern has filed a bill that calls for common sense on the issue, but also opens the door to small toy weapons in school and more.
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Prices For Some School Supplies Rising Ahead Of Fall Semester
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Economic experts say back-to-school shoppers might experience sticker shock as we near the fall semester. Jon Shapiro, a Professor of Marketing at North Eastern State University, says inflation in an economy is inevitable and he says there are a few factors causing prices in consumer goods to rise.
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Economic experts say back-to-school shoppers might experience sticker shock as we near the fall semester. Jon Shapiro, a Professor of Marketing at North Eastern State University, says inflation in an economy is inevitable and he says there are a few factors causing prices in consumer goods to rise.
1 Man Killed In Overnight Shooting; Tulsa Police Find More Than 80 Shell Casings
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A man is dead after a shooting near East 27th and N Boston Place according to, the Tulsa Police Department.
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A man is dead after a shooting near East 27th and N Boston Place according to, the Tulsa Police Department.
City Of Sapulpa Adds Beautiful New Mural To Route 66 Water Tower
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City Of Sapulpa Adds Beautiful New Mural To Route 66 Water Tower
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35 Ft Camper Catches Fire In Tulsa; Firefighters Rescue 2 Cats, Searching For Owners
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Tulsa Police Recover 4 Stolen Cars, Make 7 Arrests
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