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Headlines: Fallin Talks Trump, OKC Cuts Jobs & L.A. Beats Thunder

Headlines for Wednesday, November 23, 2016:

  • Governor Fallin talks to the press about her meeting with President-elect Trump. (Tulsa World)

  • Officials to Governor: State Capitol repairs are ahead of schedule and under budget. (NewsOK)

  • Oklahoma releases a draft of its new education accountability plan. (NewsOK)

  • The first round of evaluations on tax breaks and incentive programs nears completion. (Journal Record)

  • A program putting Oklahoma City police in elementary schools faces cuts. (NewsOK)

  • OKC moves forward with a $50M contract to build a streetcar line. (NewsOK)

  • OKC eliminates 39 jobs because of budget cuts. (Journal Record)

  • Billboard supporting a convicted rapist draws criticism. (NewsOK)

  • OU running back Joe Mixon apologizes to the woman he punched in the face two years ago. (NewsOK)

  • OKC citizens plan to outspend Tulsa residents for Christmas. (Journal Record)

  • WRWA encourages patience as 85,000 passengers are expected through Sunday. (KOSU)

  • Two tribes consider groundwater plan to deal with possible drought. (Journal Record)

  • The OSU Men’s Basketball team suffers its first loss of the season. (Tulsa World)

  • Thunder loses in the final seconds of its game against the Los Angeles Lakers. (NewsOK)

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