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The Oklahoma News Report

This Week in Business

Journal Record editor Ted Streuli discusses rural poverty this week in business.

03/26/2015 | Rating NR

The Oklahoma News Report

This Week in Business

Clip: Season 4 Episode 436 | 2m 39s

Journal Record editor Ted Streuli discusses rural poverty this week in business.

Journal Record editor Ted Streuli discusses rural poverty, layoffs in the oil patch, the benefit of low gas prices for Sonic Corporation, and a dispute between the city of Tulsa and the firefighters union, this week in business.

03/26/2015 | Rating NR

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