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Leak shows scale of Luxembourg's sweet tax deals - Tulsa World: Ap
Top Story Posted: 12:00 am | Comments (1) Miranda Lambert, a Texas native and recent Oklahoman thanks to her marriage to Oklahoman Blake Shelton, won four awards, including Song and Album of the Year. It was more than any other artist Wednesday.
'The Outsiders': Where are they now? One is coming to Tulsa - Tulsa World: Wizard World Tulsa 2014
Ralph Macchio was “The Karate Kid.” He came to Tulsa with all of those other 1980s stars and filmed “The Outsiders,” playing Johnny Cade and uttering the film’s most quoted line of dialogue: “Stay gold, Ponyboy.” We can’t speak for this very moment, but we can tell you where Macchio will be this weekend: He’ll be at Tulsa’s inaugural Wizard World Comic Con, signing autographs and taking photos with fans and answering their “Outsiders” questions and more during a Saturday session.
Mystery drones fly over French nuclear sites - Tulsa World: Ap
PARIS (AP) — French security chiefs are investigating a spate of mysterious and illegal flights by tiny, unmanned drones over French nuclear power stations. A government official told The Associated Press that authorities have counted about 15 drone flights over a half-dozen nuclear sites since October 1. Authorities insist that France's nuclear facilities are designed to handle seismic and security risks, including those possibly posed by drones.
Bits and Bytes: "drone" is a dirty word, apparently - Tulsa World: Homepagelatest
My visit to the WBT Open Innovation Forum on Unmanned Aerial Systems this week was illuminating. I was able to hear about drone development in Oklahoma, new types of drone systems, collaboration on drone development and more. None of the many experts used the term, and one person I talked to visibly winced when I said it.
Reading Partners looking for employee groups to help struggling students - Tulsa World: Newshomepage1
“I was uncertain because even though I’m an educated person, I thought, ‘I don’t know how to teach someone to read’ — and it has been a long time since I was in second grade,” said Barbara Bridges, an ethanol trader in QuikTrip’s petroleum department who tutors a child at Kerr Elementary School. “But the way they lay out the lesson, all the work’s done for you,” she said.
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