News Blues in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Gazette |
October 16, 2008
Oklahoma Gazette
In its inaugural issue of Oct. 15, 1979, Oklahoma Gazette, at that time an upstart, bimonthly publication with a mere 2,000 circulation, featured a page-one story about the Oklahoma City Council’s recent passage of an urban conservation district. Hardly sexy...
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