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09/02/2014
Workers Compensation Loss Costs to Fall for Second Straight Year OKLAHOMA CITY – For the second straight year, workers’ compensation loss costs used by insurers to determine rates for employers will show an overall decrease. The National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) has filed an overall loss cost level decrease...
09/02/2014
Announcement of Special and Regularly Scheduled Meetings of the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education will hold special and regularly scheduled meetings on Sept. 3 and 4, 2014.
09/02/2014
Oklahoma 529 College Savings Plan Cuts Fees OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma 529 College Savings Plan (OCSP) just got more affordable with a 12.5 percent reduction in management fees, State Treasurer Ken Miller announced today.  The fee reduction potentially saves OCSP account owners more than $300,000...
08/29/2014
AG Scott Pruitt Comments on Federal Government's Denial of Oklahoma No Child Left Behind Waiver OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt made the following statement Friday on the federal government's denial of Oklahoma's No Child Left Behind Waiver:   "I believe in academic standards. I believe that we ought to ensure...
08/28/2014
AG Pruitt to Speak about ACA Lawsuit at National Summit OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Scott Pruitt will discuss Oklahoma’s lawsuit challenging the implementation of the Affordable Care Act on Friday at a national summit of citizen activists. The Attorney General will take part in a discussion on health care...
08/28/2014
AG Pruitt Will Appeal Ruling in Lawsuit Challenging Scholarship Program for Students w/ Disabilities OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Scott Pruitt said Thursday he would appeal a ruling that invalidated a portion of the Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarship program, which allows parents of children with disabilities to obtain scholarship money from the state to fund...
08/28/2014
Governor Mary Fallin to President Obama Stop Playing Politics with Our Childrens Education OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today called on the Obama Administration to stop playing politics with children’s education and reverse its decision to strip Oklahoma of its No Child Left Behind (NCLB) waiver. The federal government today announced that it...
08/28/2014
$52.7 Million in Tobacco Trust Earnings Certified OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust Board of Investors has certified $52.7 million in earnings for use in the coming year to fund prevention and reduction of tobacco use and other health issues, State Treasurer Ken Miller announced...
08/27/2014
AG Pruitt, AG’s Office presented with DOD Employer Award for Support of Guard, Reserve OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Scott Pruitt and members of his office were recognized by the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) office at the Department of Defense for their support of employees who serve in the National Guard or Reserve. Attorney...
08/27/2014
Oklahoman: AGs say federal regulators post incomplete data on proposed carbon dioxide rules by Paul Monies Published: August 27, 2014 Federal environmental regulators failed to include information in rulemaking dockets on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants and should withdraw the rules, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt and a dozen other...
08/27/2014
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08/27/2014
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08/27/2014
Gov. Fallin and Insurance Commissioner Doak Partner on Earthquake Insurance Education OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin and Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak recently worked together to ensure that Oklahoma consumers receive the most accurate information possible when acquiring earthquake insurance. Fallin approved an emergency...
08/27/2014
Governor Fallin and Commissioner Doak Partner on Earthquake Insurance Education OKLAHOMA CITY – Gov. Mary Fallin and Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak recently worked together to ensure that Oklahoma consumers receive the most accurate information possible when acquiring earthquake insurance. Gov. Fallin approved an emergency rule...
08/26/2014
Improvements to rail crossings planned as ODOT and Gov. Fallin announce $100 million initiative For too many drivers in Oklahoma, a faded railroad crossing sign is their only warning that a 250 ton locomotive is about to cross their path. Tuesday, Gov. Mary Fallin and the Oklahoma Department of Transportation announced a new initiative to fast-track hundreds of...
08/25/2014
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08/25/2014
Monday Memo 2014-08-25 CareerTech testing center expands partnership; CareerTech: shaping the blueprint for securing the nation's critical Infrastructure; OSU agricultural education professor uses CIMC book; education and industry panel talks about continuous improvement efforts; new teacher...
08/22/2014
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08/22/2014
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08/22/2014
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