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Larceny investigation leads to marijuana arrest (Sapulpa Daily Herald) March 17, 2010
Sapulpa Police arrested an East Tulsa man on March 5 at a local retailer on drug and larceny charges after he allegedly stole $66 in merchandise.
Idaho challenges national health care proposal; more states may follow (CNN) March 18, 2010
Idaho on Wednesday became the first state to pass a law saying no thanks to part of President Obama's health care proposal.
States’ Rights Is Rallying Cry of Resistance for Lawmakers (New York Times) March 16, 2010
Whether it’s correctly called a movement, a backlash or political theater, state declarations of their rights — or denunciations of federal authority — are on a roll.
States' rights gains ground (The Indiana Gazette) March 17, 2010
STATES' RIGHTS GAINING GROUND ON MANY ISSUES :: Whether it's a correctly called a movement, a backlash or political theater, state declarations of their rights - or in some cases denunciations of federal authority, amounting to the same thing - are on a roll.
Woman arrested after texting Drug Task agent (Altus Times) March 17, 2010
Mindy Lynn Neugebauer, 26, of Mangum, was been arrested after a Drug Task agent received a text from her about drugs. According to reports, agent Chris Counts of the Distirct III Drug Task Force r...
States' Rights Is Rallying Cry of Resistance for Lawmakers (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) March 17, 2010
Whether it's a correctly called a movement, a backlash or political theater, state declarations of their rights -- or in some cases denunciations of federal authority, amounting to the same thing -- are on a roll.
News Briefs (The Ponca City News) March 17, 2010
Vandalism Reported — Ponca City Police took a report on vandalism to a vacant house in the 200 block of North Elm Street at 8:43 a.m. Monday. The owner was advised and secured the property.
States’ Rights Is Rallying Cry for Lawmakers (New York Times) March 16, 2010
Driven by conservatives’ anxiety about federal authority, state declarations of their rights are on a roll.
Feeling Heat, Lawmakers Push the Rights of States (New York Times) March 16, 2010
Whether it’s correctly called a movement or political theater, state declarations of rights are on a roll.
Former county 911 dispatcher guilty of misdemeanor possession of marijuana (The Enid News & Eagle) March 13, 2010
ENID — A Garfield County jury deliberated for an hour before finding a former 911 dispatcher guilty of misdemeanor possession of marijuana. The jury recommended Karissa Lenise Molette, 31, pay a fine of $500 and serve no time in jail for the offense.