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John Durkee
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6:55
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Fri May 4, 2012
Friday morning's Top Local News from KWGS
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John Durkee
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In this morning's local news recap, we have details on:
A Tulsa visit by a UN official.
The City Council's approval of a new Quik-Trip at 11th and Utica.
An agreement may be near on the state budget, but tax cuts issues linger.
