25-Apr-14
Season 3 Episode 341 | 57m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
A closer look at stories that matter to Oklahomans.
A legal dilemma casts a national spotlight on Oklahoma’s procedures for carrying out executions. Oklahoma prison guards face thousands of new inmates as lawmakers struggle to give them a pay raise. Measures to repair the state Capitol building and reduce the state income tax draw heated debate in the legislature. Analysts say Oklahoma’s reliance on federal funds is linked to the high poverty rate.
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The Oklahoma News Report is a local public television program presented by OETA
25-Apr-14
Season 3 Episode 341 | 57m 43sVideo has Closed Captions
A legal dilemma casts a national spotlight on Oklahoma’s procedures for carrying out executions. Oklahoma prison guards face thousands of new inmates as lawmakers struggle to give them a pay raise. Measures to repair the state Capitol building and reduce the state income tax draw heated debate in the legislature. Analysts say Oklahoma’s reliance on federal funds is linked to the high poverty rate.
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Preview: S3 Ep341 | 10s | ONR highlights the rush of activity as the end of the legislative session nears. (10s)
Clip: S3 Ep341 | 5m 21s | Shawn Ashley from eCapitol talks about which bills survived deadline week at the Capitol. (5m 21s)
Clip: S3 Ep341 | 3m 26s | Spring means an explosion of color at Muskogee’s Honor Heights Park. (3m 26s)
Clip: S3 Ep341 | 6m 7s | With the deadline looming, lawmakers worked to get their bills heard on the floor. (6m 7s)
Clip: S3 Ep341 | 4m 9s | Many county jails seek state help as the DOC moves its inmates to state prisons. (4m 9s)
Clip: S3 Ep341 | 6m 57s | A legal dilemma casts a spotlight on Oklahoma’s procedures for carrying out executions. (6m 57s)
Clip: S3 Ep341 | 5m 55s | Analysts say Oklahoma’s reliance on federal funds is linked to the high poverty rate. (5m 55s)
Clip: S3 Ep341 | 3m 9s | A bill to increase education funding by $30 million a year heads to committee. (3m 9s)
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Clip: S3 Ep341 | 7m 57s | Prison guards face thousands of new inmates as lawmakers struggle to raise their pay. (7m 57s)
Clip: S3 Ep341 | 1m 19s | Glitches occur again in Oklahoma’s online student testing system. (1m 19s)
Clip: S3 Ep341 | 3m 9s | Journal Record Editor Ted Streuli discusses the week in business. (3m 9s)
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