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Oklahoma City proposes zoning changes for more housing types
HousingA proposed zoning code would pave the way for duplexes and quadplexes in Oklahoma City, expanding the housing types contemplated by local rules.
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A Silver Alert has been issued for an 84-year-old man reported missing in Oklahoma City.

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An 84-year-old man is missing in Oklahoma City, and a Silver Alert has been issued in connection with his disappearance. News 9 reported the development. The alert is tied to Oklahoma City and concerns a man who is 84 years old. The public-safety action is the issuance of the Silver Alert, while the underlying matter is the man’s disappearance. The development is a missing-person case centered in Oklahoma City. It is not linked to a campaign, candidate or election.
No political race is directly connected to the alert. No election is directly connected to it, and no candidates are linked to the missing-person case. There are also no candidate policy positions at issue in the alert. It does not change who is running for office or present voters with a decision about a candidate. No office, party, district or ballot measure is identified as part of the development. Its civic significance is limited to the Silver Alert for the missing 84-year-old man in Oklahoma City.
The next developments to follow are updates to the status of the Silver Alert and any public instructions issued in connection with the missing-person case. Any change in the man’s status would be part of the public-safety response, not an election process.
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