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Headlines: Ten Commandments Politics, Energy Jobs & Cowboys Up in Polls

Headlines for Monday, October 12, 2015:

  • Political groups plan to use Ten Commandments to raise money and votes. (Tulsa World)

  • Oklahoma Republicans pick Pam Pollard as new chairman. (NewsOK)

  • Weekend earthquakes could highlight problems with the state’s database about injections wells. (Journal Record)

  • E-mails released from the Gov. show state had trouble responding to botched execution. (Tulsa World)

  • Oklahoma is getting more time before REAL ID implementation. (AP)

  • Energy companies might not be profitable till 2017. (Journal Record)

  • The Cherokee Police Department has begun using body cameras. (Enid News & Eagle)

  • OU students recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day in place of Columbus Day. (Norman Transcript)

  • A $209M bond issue for school storm shelters goes before voters in Moore tomorrow. (NewsOK)

  • A historic Tulsa elementary school is finding a new life. (News on 6)

  • The need for more Information Technology workers is growing in Oklahoma. (NewsOK)

  • Some OK businesses not moving to new smart chip credit card technology. (Journal Record)

  • Oklahoma needs more health care workers. (NewsOK)

  • The arrival of Trader Joe’s to Oklahoma City could be a big deal. (Journal Record)

  • OU and OSU head in different directions on the AP Poll after weekend games. (KTUL)

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