AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVoter Rights: The Oklahoma Supreme Court struck down new restrictions on citizen-led ballot measures, ruling the law unconstitutional in a win for initiative petition organizers. Education: Superintendent-elect Robert Franklin says improving literacy will be a priority as state report cards show students still struggling in reading, math and science. Inola Smelter: Attorney General Gentner Drummond is seeking records on the proposed aluminum smelter’s ownership and funding; the Cherokee Nation has formally opposed the project. Housing: Oklahoma City announced a $130 million affordable-housing plan as part of a 10-year effort to build or repair 45,000 homes. Justice: Death-row inmate James Pavatt is scheduled for execution Thursday in a high-profile 2001 murder case; he maintains his innocence. Route 66: Tulsa marked the highway’s 100th anniversary alongside Veterans Day with a parade and citywide celebrations. Sports: Oklahoma State reached the College Football Playoff rankings at No. 25, while the Thunder’s four-game winning streak ended in a 123-103 loss to Portland.
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