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KRMG Morning News "Stack of Stuff" and Notes 3/02/10

Joe Kelley, Host of the KRMG Morning News

@ March 2, 2010 5:36 AM Permalink | Comments (0)

The largest school bond in state history to be decided today for voters living inside Tulsa Public Schools boundaries. The $354M bond will be separated into four ballot questions, each of which requires not just a simple majority vote, but a 60% supermajority to pass.
A "NO" vote will lead to ultimately lower taxes as previous bond expires.
A "YES" vote will keep your taxes at the current level.
Tulsa City Councilors John Eagleton and Rick Westcott (both attorneys) will both seek two open special judge seats. Both would have to surrender their council seats if chosen.
NOT JUST TULSA: Sapulpa police take 4 furlough days
Lots of comments at KRMG.com about the callous disregard for human life at the north Tulsa Chicken Shack following the shooting there overnight Sunday.
Tulsa World: Victims from Sunday's plane crash in Bristow identified as Tulsans Allen Couch, president of W. N. Couch, Inc. Contractors and computer manager Tim Toppins.
Following a decision by SCOTUS to not hear the case, officials in Stigler are now removing the Ten Commandments statue in front of their courthouse.
Eric Clapton to rock the BOK Center tonight!
Registered sex offender arrested in San Diego in search for missing 17YO high school senior. Chelsea King of Poway, CA, disappeared after going for a run in a county park. Rescuers continue search for her body.
Washington State man survives car crash, dies after urinating on downed power line from crash. When it's your time...
Kate Gosselin, Cincinnati Bengals' Chad Ochocinco and Shannen Doherty were among the stars announced as a part of the "DWTS" cast, which was revealed during Monday's "The Bachelor" finale.
THE NEXT FOOD VILLIAN: Working with the food industry to cut salt intake by nearly 10 percent could prevent hundreds of thousands of heart attacks and strokes over several decades and save the U.S. government $32 billion in healthcare costs, U.S. researchers said on Monday.
Toyota Motor Corp will roll out an aggressive incentive program for U.S. consumers in March, including zero-percent financing for five years and two-year free maintenance, a source briefed on the matter said on Monday.
A virtually hairless animal caught near the Dry Gulch USA camp (NE of Pryor) has caused widespread speculation that it's the famed mythical El Chubracabra. In reality, it's a raccoon with mange.
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