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Ted Streuli’s Biography

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Journal Record Editor since 2004
Previously:
Senior reporter, Galveston County (Texas) Daily News
Publisher, The Journals, Alvin, Pearland and Friendswood, Texas
Editor and Publisher, The Santa Rosa (Calif.) News-Herald
Publisher, The Russian River News (Calif.)

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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

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By Ted Streuli Verified
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Prosegur Services Group is reportedly deploying nearly 1,000 armed guards to at least 55 U.S. Postal Service facilities nationwide. It’s also the company guarding the Oklahoma County courthouse complex and Metro Technology Centers campuses, public records show.
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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

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By Ted Streuli Verified
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When a tropical storm hit the East Coast last Friday, Oklahomans who didn’t see a drop of rain still woke up to air quality alerts. OU air quality researcher Xiao-Ming Hu wasn’t surprised — it’s what his research predicts. Hu studies how Atlantic storms push ozone pollutants from northeastern coal-burning power plants across the country and into Oklahoma City. The more coal that burns, the worse the effect.
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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

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By Ted Streuli Verified
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A majority of Oklahoma’s Statewide Charter School Board voted Monday to approve the Ben Gamla Jewish online charter school. It didn’t matter — the 4-3 vote fell one short of the five needed for authorization, with one member absent and one seat vacant. Jennifer Palmer reports that the rejection could put the board in contempt of a Sept. 24 federal court order that blocked the state from excluding a charter school solely on religious grounds.
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