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COLUMN: OSSAA will continue to listen to members, parents

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By David Jackson
| The Lawton Constitution Verified
I appreciate Scott Carter’s interest in the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association. He got one important thing right: our board members and staff base our work in a genuine love for sports and a deep dedication to students. On that point, we wholeheartedly agree. His words also come at one of my favorite times of year. Championships are underway in multiple sports and activities.
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Jeffrey Epstein's list is coming out: Who will be named?

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By David Jackson
| Aol Verified
Clinton has not be accused of anything illegal. One of Epstein's victims said in court papers that she met the ex-president on Epstein's private island in the Caribbean; Clinton has denied ever visiting the island. What is the Epstein list? The "list" is expected to include more than 150 names found in court documents, which could illuminate which prominent figures associated with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell after he was convicted in 2008 in Palm Beach, Florida, of procuring sex from a minor.
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'Fund the police': Nikki Haley goes after Donald Trump over unpaid security costs in N.H.

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By David Jackson
| Courier & Press Verified
WASHINGTON - Vying to become the top Republican alternative to Donald Trump, GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley went after the former president Monday on a state issue: reimbursing New Hampshire for security costs. "Haley wants to make sure police and their families are paid - apparently, Donald Trump doesn’t care," said Ken Farnoso, a spokesman for the former South Carolina governor. The Haley team brought up the issue amid polls showing that she and Florida Gov.
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