Tahlequah Daily Press

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February 12, 2013

Tuesday, Feb. 12: GOOD MORNING!

TAHLEQUAH — In addition to stories on Monday night's Hulbert School Board and Tahlequah Hospital Authority meetings, the Wednesday paper will have these and more:

• Josh Newton will be covering city election results, and will also have results from school board elections in the Keys, Woodall and Peggs districts.

• Rob Anderson drops by a book-signing at NSU to find out how the author lived with no modern conveniences.

• Teddye Snell explains "sequestration," which Congressman Markwayne Mullin expects to happen (and favors), and what the results might be.

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