Bill would have required insurance companies to notify customers that their policy does not include earthquake coverage. OKLAHOMA CITY – State Rep. Mike Shelton said he is disappointed that a House committee voted down a consumer protection measure that would ensure Oklahomans are notified of the need to buy earthquake coverage. “This was a simple
Jeanne Flanigan, an art teacher and advocate for veterans, reports: I went to the State Capitol today, with some of the veterans from the Norman Veterans Center, to lobby for no cuts to veterans’ centers and hospitals in Oklahoma. In recent years their budget has been cut 14%, and it looks bad for this year.
‘The Economy Bowl‘ shows Oklahoma’s many economic advantages with current state tax system vs. Texas plan. To learn more and find out what you can do, go to http://okpolicy.org/files/what-you-can-do.pdf
‘PayDay MayDay’ is the cover story in the new issue (Feb. 25) of the Oklahoma Observer. Observer editor Arnold Hamilton wrote the piece. Just before Thanksgiving, about 50 Baptists of varying stripes gathered at a predominantly African-American church in northeast Oklahoma City to learn about an economic plague quietly devastating the state’s teetering middle class
What better way to use your lunch hour on the second anniversary of the Citizens United decision (in which the Supreme Court ruled that corporations are people and money is speech) than to rally with others who decry that travesty of justice and call for it to be overturned with a constitutional amendment. WHEN: Friday,
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