This Week in Busisness
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Journal Record senior reporter Sarah Terry-Cobo discusses changes at Williams Companies.
Journal Record senior reporter Sarah Terry-Cobo discusses changes at Williams Companies, a former petroleum worker who wants the oil and gas industry to create an earthquake fund, movement on the American Indian Cultural Center and Museum, and a lawsuit filed by the Cherokee Nation against the federal government, this week in business
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This Week in Busisness
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Journal Record senior reporter Sarah Terry-Cobo discusses changes at Williams Companies, a former petroleum worker who wants the oil and gas industry to create an earthquake fund, movement on the American Indian Cultural Center and Museum, and a lawsuit filed by the Cherokee Nation against the federal government, this week in business
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Clip | 5m 5s | The 2018 race for Governor has already begun (5m 5s)
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Clip | 6m 12s | State government services face more cuts after yet another state revenue failure. (6m 12s)
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Clip | 5m 50s | Growing support for a new tax on wind and end wind tax breaks (5m 50s)
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Clip | 5m 34s | The Governor unveils a plan to expand sales taxes to services that have long been exempt. (5m 34s)
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Clip | 4m 58s | The Tulsa Race Riot of 1921 finds its place in history at the new National Museum for Afri (4m 58s)
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Clip | 2m 31s | ECapitol News Director Shawn Ashley details proposed changes to the state tax code. (2m 31s)
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Clip | 2m 32s | The Journal Record's Ted Streuli discusses a proposed increase in the motor fuel tax. (2m 32s)
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Clip | 6m 4s | Budget hearings spur talk of tax hikes, even as a budget hole threatens to grow deeper. (6m 4s)
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