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Quapaw Tribe Signs Cross-Deputization Agreements

Quapaw Tribe Signs Cross-Deputization Agreements
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Quapaw Tribe Signs Cross-Deputization Agreements

Quapaw Tribe Signs Cross-Deputization Agreements
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Quapaw Tribe Signs Cross-Deputization Agreements

Quapaw Tribe Signs Cross-Deputization Agreements
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OU professor leads Tar Creek cleanup, seeks federal funds

Nearly 40 years after the EPA walked away, fish are returning to a few tributaries within the 40-square-mile Superfund site because one researcher would not give up.

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Firm installing itself at LR port

Trex Co. Inc. a leading maker of decking, railing and outdoor items from recycled materials, intends to build a manufacturing plant at the Port of Little Rock, bringing with it more than 500 jobs, a nearly $400 million investment and an environmentally friendly reputation.

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