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Headlines: Syrian Refugees in OK, Independent Voters & Thunder Loses

Headlines for Tuesday, November 17, 2015:

  • Governor Fallin wants the President to stop allowing Syrian refugee in the US. (Tulsa World)

  • Local businesses react to the Paris attacks. (Journal Record)

  • Overnight storms rolling through Oklahoma produce tornadoes in the Panhandle. (News9)

  • Oklahoma City could be making changes to its tornado warning system. (KFOR)

  • The City of Moore must spend money or it will lose it. (Norman Transcript)

  • QuikTrip plans to preserve the memorial honoring the Catoosa Tornado victims. (News on 6)

  • Lawmakers plan another run at modernizing Oklahoma’s liquor laws. (Tulsa World)

  • A state lawmaker wants to ban out of state sports scholarship. (Journal Record)

  • Oklahoma Democrats make it official: primaries are open to independent voters. (Tulsa World)

  • New ONG proposal could raise customer bills $3 per month. (NewsOK)

  • McClendon’s plan to raise $2B falls short by $1.9B (NewsOK)

  • Tulsa considers lawsuit against Department of Corrections. (Tulsa World)

  • A new poll shows little support from Oklahomans to closing post office to save money. (NewsOK)

  • Energy industry study finds few Oklahoma wells linked to earthquakes. (Tulsa World)

  • Affordable housing study produces surprising economic results. (Journal Record)

  • The Oklahoma Daily apologizes for racially insensitive caption. (NewsOK)

  • Bethany-based company creates product allowing longer flying time. (Journal Record)

  • A Tulsa developer plans to refurbish a historical North Tulsa hospital. (KTUL)

  • Crowdfunding doesn’t always work for growing businesses. (Journal Record)

  • Capitol Cornerstone turns 100. (NewsOK)

  • Thunder get handed their second loss in as many days. (NewsOK)

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