Parkview is perfect fit for center
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Last week about 20 people toured what El Reno for decades referred to as Parkview Hospital. They were there to see if the building could become the first home for
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On impeachment, Democrats are getting sloppy with the Constitution
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The Constitution is presently used by both major political parties defending or opposing the House Intelligence Committee impeachment inquiry against President Donald J. Trump. Both argue their loyalty to it.
Failing to understand the act of forgiveness
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Ask yourself, which is worse? Losing a brother to mindless violence, or losing your brother to mindless violence and then clinging to bitterness and resentment for the rest of your
Oklahoma rig count highlights wisdom of fiscal prudence
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Last month Oklahoma’s rig count reached its lowest level since 2016. While this drop is not unique to Oklahoma (Texas reached a two-year low), it does raise some concern over
Letter to the Editor: Taylor family thanks
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To the Editor:
On behalf of the Taylor family, we want to publicly thank The El Reno Tribune, the El Reno community, El Reno Public Schools, and particularly Brian Rukes and his many students who worked diligently on the Remember 44 Project that was celebrated this past Friday.
It was an honor and privilege to help celebrate and memorialize the lives of 44 great patriots, including our uncle, Bion Leigh Taylor, who gave their lives for our country during World War II. These patriots truly were of the Greatest Generation.
Letter to the Editor: Memorial rededication thanks
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To the Editor:
I was not able to attend the rededication of Memorial Stadium. My husband, Perry R. Eichor felt very honored to be a part of this new rededication. Perry lost a uncle to the war and we honored our firstborn after Uncle Gordon Eichor.
Rededication is a worthwhile endeavor
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Is education about test scores or is it about teaching people to think? I have no idea, but my guess is it’s a combination. Former Redlands Community College President Larry
Want lower drug prices? Make the FDA’s authority advisory, not regulatory
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Americans pay more for prescription drugs than other people do, half again as much as Canadians or Germans, more than twice as much as Greeks or Italians. In recent years,
Many Oklahomans uninsured only on paper
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An often-overlooked aspect of the Medicaid-expansion debate is that lawmakers are being asked to expend hundreds of millions more in state spending to insure people who are, effectively, already insured.
When collusion twice saved the world
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In November 1971, after serving a year as an intelligence officer supporting the secret American war in Laos, I returned to an assignment in the Intelligence Early Warning Center (INEW)