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Staff reportsFlooding in Canadian County has shut down part of Interstate 40 early Tuesday, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported,Oklahoma City firefighters have been requested to assist Yukon and El Reno firefighters with a number of rescues.

By Owen Canfield ocanfield@oklahoman.comFew things offend Bernie Sanders as much as people escaping from command-and-control government systems, even minority students whose parents are desperate to get their kids a decent education.The socialist wants to turn George Wallace on his head and not block black children from attending traditional public schools, but block them from exiting those schools for something better.The New York Times wrote a long, devastating report the other day on the then-Burlington, Vermont, mayor's love affair with the Sandinistas in the 1980s.

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australia's newly reelected government said Tuesday that its promise to slash income taxes might be delivered late but would not be broken as it seeks to stimulate consumer spending, revive a flagging economy and repair relations with China, its most important trading partner.Prime Minister Scott Morrison chose the latest possible date to call an election that on Saturday delivered his conservative coalition a surprise victory.But the timing means he probably won't be able to recall Parliament to pass the tax cuts before July 1 — the date he promised during the election campaign that the lower tax rate would take effect.Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said passing the legislation, which would reduce the annual tax bill of 10 million Australians by 1,080 Australian dollars ($740), is the government's first priority when Parliament resumes.Frydenberg could not say when the law would be passed, but said media reports that the new tax rates might not come into effect until July 1 next year were wrong.The tax break was outlined in April in the government's annual budget blueprint for the next fiscal year, which starts on July 1."Let me be very clear: The tax relief outlined in the budget will be delivered to millions of Australians," Frydenberg said.However, the ruling coalition will not hold a majority of seats in the Senate, so the government will need the support of the center-left Labor Party opposition or minor parties to pass the tax law legislation.Because of the weakening economy and persistent low inflation, Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe suggested on Tuesday that the central bank board was likely to reduce its benchmark interest rate below the current record low 1.5% when it next meets on June 4.

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By Josh DulaneyStaff writerjdulaney@oklahoman.comTaylor Dickerson had his whole world in his hands. As he sat at the potter’s wheel in a small shop at House of Clay near NW 30 and Western Avenue on a recent Wednesday morning, wet clay slipped between his fingers and he occasionally wiped the brown grime on his blue jeans.The 27-year-old Oklahoma City native gently created a vase out of a small lump of clay.