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New Oklahoma law allows for anonymity on homemade food product labels

New Oklahoma law allows for anonymity on homemade food product labels
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New Oklahoma law allows for anonymity on homemade food product labels

New Oklahoma law allows for anonymity on homemade food product labels
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Overturning Roe v Wade risks rights to same-sex marriage, strikes fear in 2SLGBTQ+ community

Overturning Roe v. Wade puts at risk privacy and personal autonomy rights recognized by the U.S. Supreme Court over the past 50 years, according to an OU law professor, including

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Oklahoma Governor Signs Bill to Name Highway After Donald Trump

Oklahoma Governor Signs Bill to Name Highway After Donald Trump Mark Wilson/Getty Images 1 Jun 2021 Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt (R) recently signed a bill into law to name a stretch of highway in his state after former President Donald Trump. “Senate Bill 624 would name a section of a highway in the Panhandle 287 from Boise City to Texas ‘President Donald J. Trump Highway.’ It would also direct the Department of Transportation to place suitable permanent markers bearing the name on the highway,” KOCO reported Tuesday. The governor signed the bill into law on Friday. Senate Minority Leader Kay Floyd (D-Oklahoma City) noted state law required a person must be deceased for at least three years before a highway or bridge can be named in their honor, which temporarily derailed the legislation, according to the

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Oklahoma Legislative Leaders Preparing for 2nd Session Affected by COVID-19

Sen. Julie Daniels (left), Sen. Greg Treat, Oklahoma Supreme Court Chief Justice Noma Gurich, Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell, Sen. Jessica Garvin and Sen. Lonnie Paxton pose for a photo at a swearing in ceremony on Dec. 8. The four Republican senators could not attend a ceremony in November. Credit Oklahoma Senate GOP Leaders in the Oklahoma legislature must plan for a second session affected by COVID-19, this one with infection rates potentially much worse than they were as lawmakers met from March through May of this year. Legislative leaders are contemplating how to do their work safely. Senate President Pro Tem Greg Treat (R-Oklahoma City) said during a virtual forum hosted by the Oklahoma State Chamber that includes allowing Oklahomans to participate in the process.

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