CFN
Gazette staff
Rumors were flying in the hours after the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building bombing on April 19, 1995.

News
Clifton Adcock
Freedom of information advocates voiced support for U.S. Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, the Oklahoma native accused of one of the biggest information leaks in history.

Letters to the Editor
Clinton Wiles
M.G. Oxsen’s “Designer’ debate” letter (May 18, Gazette) seems to have problems with complexity and leaving unknowns as unknowns.

Features
Gazette staff
Despite all the information to the contrary, Kris Miller wishes three myths regarding financial planning would vanish:

CFN
Gazette staff
“In addition, we have removed information about the prize package from this advisory due to legal sensitivities, so when you are sharing this information please use this version.”

Letters to the Editor
Leslie V. Batchelor
Disclosure of personal conflicts of interest of Urban Renewal Commissioners is governed by Title 11, Section 38-118 of the Oklahoma Statutes. That statute categorically prohibits the voluntary acquisition of any personal interest, direct or indirect, in an urban renewal project. Certain other potential conflicts must be disclosed to the Urban Renewal Authority and the municipal governing body.

Contrary to the statement in the article, state law does not require the Urban Renewal Authority to file conflict of interest forms with the secretary of state’s office. Nor does the law require the filing of any form when there is no conflict of interest.