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31-Jan-14

Season 3 Episode 329 | 57m 43sVideo has Closed Captions

A closer look at issues effecting the state of Oklahoma.

Enrollment in health care plans under the ACA is underway in the state. The legislature begins debate over tax cuts. County jails complain that the state is not properly reimbursing them for holding prisoners. A new cord blood bank opens in the state. State Impact has updates on the Keystone Pipeline situation. And Ted Streuli from the Journal Record reviews the week in business.

01/31/2014 | Rating NR

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31-Jan-14

Season 3 Episode 329 | 57m 43sVideo has Closed Captions

Enrollment in health care plans under the ACA is underway in the state. The legislature begins debate over tax cuts. County jails complain that the state is not properly reimbursing them for holding prisoners. A new cord blood bank opens in the state. State Impact has updates on the Keystone Pipeline situation. And Ted Streuli from the Journal Record reviews the week in business.

01/31/2014 | Rating NR

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