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tulsaworld.com • Mon 2011 Mar 7, 6:36pm

32-year-old Missouri man who had been living at a Bartlesville homeless shelter... lost money at the casino Thursday night... commented at breakfast "he was going to have to rob a bank...." called the witness Friday afternoon to say he "did it" and he "can't believe it was so easy...." Police Chief Holland: "From the moment the suspect entered Arvest Bank with the intent to commit a robbery until he was in a set of Bartlesville Police handcuffs some 60 miles from the scene was less than four hours."

examiner-enterprise.com • Sun 2011 Mar 6, 10:53pm

CherryBerry Yogurt Bar, located at 1902 S.E. Washington Boulevard in Bartlesville, is now open. The 14-flavor frozen yogurt bar offers more than 50 toppings in self-serve dispensaries.

tulsaworld.com • Wed 2011 Mar 2, 6:38pm

Okla FlagSen. Tom Adelson offered an amendment to abolish the state's personal and corporate income tax.... Senate Minority Leader Rice said he expects the amendment abolishing the state's income tax to be removed by the House.... "All we are doing is forcing them to keep their word," Adelson said. "What is wrong with that?"

ABC News • Thu 2010 Mar 11, 5:16pmA proposal to repeal the sales tax on groceries would devastate Oklahoma communities who rely on the revenue to pay for public safety, sanitation and other local services, municipal officials said Monday. ... Dozens of mayors and other city and town officials converged on the state Capitol to urge lawmakers to defeat a measure that would eliminate the sales tax on groceries when the economy improves and state revenue grows. The bill has passed the Senate and is pending in a House appropriations subcommittee.
Tulsa World • Thu 2010 Mar 11, 5:16pmShe may be state Sen. Anthony Sykes' mother, but she got no special treatment last week when she was lobbying against one of his measures. He left her waiting outside his office door until she left. Juanita Sykes, who identifies herself as a Mexican-American, is a member of the League of United Latin American Citizens Oklahoma City Council. She also is on the Governor's Advisory Council on Hispanic and Latin American Affairs. She was lobbying against House Bill 3384, which would require schools to ascertain the legal immigration status of students, report that to the State Department of Education and make a determination as to the impact on educating U.S. citizen students. The measure would result in districts having to hire legal consultants on immigration to determine the status of a child, according to the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund. Sen. Sykes, R-Moore, is a sponsor of the bill.
MyWebPal • Thu 2010 Mar 11, 5:16pmOKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A state lawmaker wants to give business owners the option of using deadly force in defense of their commercial enterprises, but a prosecutor says the legislator's proposal wouldn't allow anything more than is already permitted by law. Okla. State Sen. Joe Sweeden, D-Pawhuska, says his measure would extend the state's "Make My Day" law to businesses, supporters say.
KSBI TV • Thu 2010 Mar 11, 5:16pm

The state Senate has passed a bill that directs the State Board of Education to teach children about the events of April 19, 1995. The bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah federal building will be a part of the history-social studies core curriculum.

examiner-enterprise.com • Tue 2009 Jun 30, 5:32pm

Solomon Alexander McCorvey, 19, faces charges of trafficking illegal drugs and concealing proceeds of drug transactions... 136 tablets of what is thought to be "ecstasy" and methamphetamine...

examiner-enterprise.com • Tue 2009 Jun 30, 5:12pm

I just love the old hometown and continue to write down my memories of the place.

newson6.com • Fri 2009 Jun 26, 10:12am

Okla FlagTulsa businessman Dewey Bartlett, Junior, announced he will be seek the Republican nomination for Tulsa Mayor.

newson6.com • Thu 2009 Jun 25, 9:49am

Okla FlagThe actors helping to fight off the enemies in "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" were actually real life service members. Lt. Col. Jimmy Warren is a commander stationed at Tinker Air Force Base, but he can also been seen commanding the famous E-3 aircraft in the movie. "My line was, 'scramble the strike package for the USS Enterprise,'" said Lt. Col. Jimmy Warren. "Twenty-two years in the Air Force. It was the most unique experience I've ever had."

examiner-enterprise.com • Mon 2009 Jun 22, 8:05pm

RecyclePlastic containers should be rinsed out... Plastics should be separated into three types... [HOW TO KILL INTEREST IN RECYCLING]

examiner-enterprise.com • Mon 2009 Jun 22, 7:32pm

Charges against a former Bartlesville Police Department reserve officer accused of attempting to stop a motorist on south U.S. Highway 75 in April were dismissed Friday

examiner-enterprise.com • Fri 2009 Jun 19, 11:59pm

Charges against a former Bartlesville Police Department reserve officer accused of attempting to stop a motorist on south U.S. Highway 75 in April were dismissed Friday. Prosecutors could not withstand a "motion to dismiss" filed by defense attorneys for Eric Evans, who was charged with impersonating a police officer.

bartlesvillelive.com • Mon 2009 Jun 15, 5:34pm

On Tuesday, June 16, thirty young adults with Bike & Build Inc., a national non-profit committed to affordable housing, are bicycling into Bartlesville on their journey across the United States.

tulsaworld.com • Wed 2009 Jun 10, 7:39pm

The program will accept paper, plastic and aluminum products. Glass will not be accepted for now. Hours of operation will be 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.

newson6.com • Wed 2009 Jun 10, 2:22pm

Attorney General Drew Edmondson today announced he's running for governor next year... U.S. Rep. Mary Fallin and state Sen. Randy Brogdon are running for the Republican nomination.... primary is July 27 and the general election is November 2.

tulsaworld.com • Wed 2009 Jun 10, 2:14pm

Washington County voters by a 2-to-1 margin on Tuesday approved a proposal to construct a $14.5 million jail that will replace an outdated lockup that had been cited by the state for capacity violations.

examiner-enterprise.com • Wed 2009 Jun 10, 2:03pm

A large crowd of law enforcement, county officials and court personal erupted into applause in the main Washington County Court room after County Treasurer Brad Johnson announced that the jail initiative had passed.

aopa.org • Mon 2009 Jun 8, 4:04pm

The curtain closed on the National Biplane Association's twenty-third and last Biplane Expo on June 6 at Oklahoma's Bartlesville Municipal Airport, better known locally as Frank Phillips Field. A total of 114 biplanes were on hand for the event's finale, as well as 241 other aircraft, said Charlie Harris, the association's chairman. He estimated that 4,100 to 4,600 people attended the event.

newson6.com • Mon 2009 Jun 8, 3:52pm

makes first-offense domestic abuse a felony if prosecutors can show a pattern of physical violence... also increases penalties for possession and distribution of child pornography and prohibits sex offenders from being ice cream truck vendors....

examiner-enterprise.com • Sun 2009 Jun 7, 2:28pm

an emotional and bittersweet ending... 355 aircraft made it to the grand finale — 114 biplanes and 241 moderns...

examiner-enterprise.com • Sat 2009 Jun 6, 3:40pm

There he was flying high over Vietnam, riding a burning F-100 streaking toward the Gulf of Tonkin. It was then that Dick Rutan decided he had had his fill of air combat. Now, after having flown 325 successful combat missions — 105 of which he flew as "MISTY 40," a member of the high-risk classified "MISTY" operation — his plane had just been struck by enemy ground fire and now he was thinking of home.

tulsaworld.com • Fri 2009 Jun 5, 2:49pm

Thirty years ago, when Iranian revolutionaries took more than 50 Americans hostage at the U.S. embassy in Tehran, they accused Tulsa native William Daugherty of being a spy... survived the 444 days in captivity and went on to serve a total of 17 years in the CIA and write two books about his experiences...

examiner-enterprise.com • Fri 2009 Jun 5, 2:46pm

The Bartlesville Public School Board addressed the 2009 graduating class' motto "Dare to think, dare to do" by Mao Tse-Tung during a special meeting yesterday. Board member Charlie Daniels said the graduating class didn't know whom the quote was attributed to until after the motto was chosen... Daniels acknowledged that the school system made a mistake, especially since Tse-Tung was known for a cultural revolution that included persecuting teachers and intellectuals...

newsok.com • Thu 2009 Jun 4, 3:07pm

More military personnel might call Oklahoma home under a measure signed Wednesday by Gov. Brad Henry.

tulsaworld.com • Thu 2009 Jun 4, 12:40pm

About 58 percent of Oklahomans lived in a household with Internet access in 2007--one of the lowest rates in the nation.. Only four states _ Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas and West Virginia _ had a lower rate..

examiner-enterprise.com • Thu 2009 Jun 4, 12:34pm

This year's guest is Lt. Col. Dick Rutan, who flew around the world nonstop in his home-built airplane "Voyager," using only the fuel he had on board. He never stopped and never refueled... It will be hard for Bartlesville to say goodbye to the Expo. City officials estimate that in 22 years, attendance has been 75,000-85,000 people and produced well over $15,000,000 in economic impact...

newson6.com • Tue 2009 Jun 2, 10:12am

Curtis Cullen of Foyil recently graduated from West Point. He has new experiences and leadership skills to continue to serve his country and lead others.

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