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OKC Trucking Company's Plans To Relocate Create Controversy
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Thursday, January 9th 2014, 11:39 pm
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OKC Trucking Company's Plans To Relocate Create Controversy
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Tuttle residents are upset about an Oklahoma City trucking company's plans for a plot of land about seven miles east of town.
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Tuttle residents are upset about an Oklahoma City trucking company's plans for a plot of land about seven miles east of town.
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Oklahoma Universities Prepare For NCAA Change Following Supreme Court Ruling
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Tulsa’s Transformation Church Gives $100,000 To New Grocery Store
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