13-Feb-15
Season 4 Episode 430 | 27m 44sVideo has Closed Captions
Low oil prices roil the economies of Oklahoma's energy-dependent cities this week on ONR.L
Low oil prices send a shock through the economies of Oklahomaís energy-dependent cities. Oklahomaís budget shortfall spurs talk of deeper cuts in state services. Lawmakers take the first step toward banning a common, but dangerous practice. In a Black History Month feature, we visit one of Oklahomaís historic black towns. And Journal Record Editor Ted Streuli discusses the week in business.
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The Oklahoma News Report is a local public television program presented by OETA
13-Feb-15
Season 4 Episode 430 | 27m 44sVideo has Closed Captions
Low oil prices send a shock through the economies of Oklahomaís energy-dependent cities. Oklahomaís budget shortfall spurs talk of deeper cuts in state services. Lawmakers take the first step toward banning a common, but dangerous practice. In a Black History Month feature, we visit one of Oklahomaís historic black towns. And Journal Record Editor Ted Streuli discusses the week in business.
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Ben Carson Addresses the OK House of Representatives
Clip: S4 Ep430 | 9m 56s | GOP Presidential hopeful Ben Carson addresses the Oklahoma House of Representatives. (9m 56s)
Clip: S4 Ep430 | 1m 39s | Legislative leaders blame bigger budget shortfall on layoffs and lower oil and gas prices. (1m 39s)
Clip: S4 Ep430 | 1m 39s | Legislative leaders blame bigger budget shortfall on layoffs and lower oil and gas prices. (1m 39s)
Earthquakes and Injection Wells
Clip: S4 Ep430 | 10m 34s | Tulsa World Enterprise Editor Ziva Branstetter discusses earthquakes and injection wells. (10m 34s)
Clip: S4 Ep430 | 3m 23s | Tulsa World reporter Ziva Branstetter and new developments regarding earthquake swarms. (3m 23s)
GOP Presidential hopeful Ben Carson
Clip: S4 Ep430 | 9m 56s | GOP Presidential hopeful Ben Carson addresses the Oklahoma House of Representatives. (9m 56s)
Clip: S4 Ep430 | 5m 27s | Oil prices are starting to take a toll as major oil companies start to reduce operations. (5m 27s)
Clip: S4 Ep430 | 3m 11s | Oklahoma lawmakers take the first step toward banning texting while driving. (3m 11s)
Clip: S4 Ep430 | 2m 36s | Journal Record editor Ted Streuli discusses possible restrictions on oil exploration. (2m 36s)
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