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Fred Russell case may spur tougher drunk-driving penalties - Spokane Spokesman-Review

KKK will return in Oklahoma, former Klan leader says - Tulsa World

Police release photo of "person of interest" in death - Tulsa World

Kidnapped Hacker Found in Turkey, Arrested - Wired

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The body as canvas: Tattoos allow artists to express themselves - Muskogee Daily Phoenix

The body as canvas: Tattoos allow artists to express themselves
Muskogee Daily Phoenix, OK - Nov 22, 2008
I would say 80 to 90 percent of Oklahoma tattoo artists can’t do that — Mick can.” Mick said skin is the toughest medium to work on. ...

OKC police: Gang violence on the rise - Tulsa World

OKC police: Gang violence on the rise
Tulsa World, OK - Nov 12, 2008
Hock said there are as many as 900000 gang The level of violence directed at police is reflected in tattoos on some gang members and even in gang names. ...

Archbishop Vlazny celebrates 25 years as a bishop - Catholic Sentinel

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Archbishop Vlazny celebrates 25 years as a bishop
Catholic Sentinel, OR - 3 hours ago
“Oregon law requires parents to accept responsibility for their child’s well-being when it comes to tattoos, field trips, or even taking an aspirin at ...