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10 Things to Know Today
1. CANDIDATES DEMONSTRATING URGENCY OF CAMPAIGN'S FINAL STRETCH
In the busiest single day of his re-election campaign, the president will cover 5,300 miles, as Romney casts the race as moving his way.
2. HIGH STAKES FOR MICROSOFT AS IT UNVEILS WINDOWS 8
The dramatic overhaul of the operating system may prove that the largest software maker can still compete or reinforce perceptions that it is falling behind.
3. JORDANIAN MONARCH SEEKS TO STEER NATION THROUGH TURBULENCE
King Abdullah has managed to fend off domestic challenges for 22 months, but growing opposition and a foiled al-Qaida plot mean things are heating up.
4. IT'S OPENING DAY FOR NATION'S FASTEST ROAD
Final stretch of Texas Highway 130 will allow motorists to drive at 85 mph.
5. JAMAICA BRACES FOR A NASTY STORM
Tropical Storm Sandy is expected to be a hurricane when it hits the island nation Wednesday.
6. COMPARING THE IPAD MINI WITH ITS RIVALS
The device, with many of the same features as a regular iPad, has a bigger screen but costs more than a Nook or a Kindle Fire.
7. GOOGLE IS GETTING EVEN CLOSER WITH TREKKER
The backpack-sized device will outdo Street View and Trike to sneak into smaller places such as the hidden spots of the Grand Canyon.
8. WHY OBAMA WANTS WALL STREET TO ALTER PAY INCENTIVES
The President says financial regulation overhaul doesn't provide enough means to hold risk takers accountable.
9. WHAT NORTH KOREANS FIND IN "GONE WITH THE WIND"
The American cultural touchstone has something for everyone in this totalitarian bastion: tortured love, civil war, ruin and starvation.
10. HOW THE WORLD SERIES FOES MATCH UP
It's the power-packed Tigers against the never-say-die Giants.
Posted: Wednesday, October 24 2012, 06:10 AM CDT
IN OKLAHOMA NEWS
Obama says nation must do more for fallen heroes
May 25, 2013 10:08 GMT
By DARLENE SUPERVILLE Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama says the nation must do more than just remember its fallen heroes on Memorial Day.
In his weekly radio and Internet address, Obama says the country must care for the loved ones the fallen leave behind. He says the country must also make sure that all veterans receive the care and benefits they have earned.
Obama says that, above all, the armed forces must have the support needed to carry out their missions at home and abroad.
In the Republican address, Oklahoma Sen. James Inhofe thanks the nation for its prayers and support following Monday's deadly tornado in his home state. He recalls past natural and man-made disasters in Oklahoma and says that while the state was hard hit, "we're not knocked out."
Online:
Obama's address: http://www.whitehouse.gov Republican address: http://www.youtube.com/gopweeklyaddress
OKLAHOMA HEADLINES
Obama says nation must do more for fallen heroes
Graduations slated for tornado-ravaged Okla. town
Teen in devastated Okla. town handing out hugs
Major accomplishments of 2013 Oklahoma Legislature
Okla. Legislature tries to leave one week early
Judge OKs stay in hearing over 4 Tulsa deaths
Okla. governor signs abortion bill, 20 other bills
Principal recounts storm hitting Okla. school
NATIONAL HEADLINES
Journalist and author Haynes Johnson dies at 81
Angel Flight crashes in NY, 2 killed, 1 missing
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