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It was an investment; it was a family investment," McKenzie said. "I'm not a landlord; this was my only place." The rehabilitation is almost 95 percent complete, McKenzie said. "In the end, it's going to be a really, really nice duplex," he said. Ansley Haman may be reached at 865-342-6341. .
Clinic helps families at Addams Elementary
The clinic primarily works with SoonerCare or Medicaid and private insurance.
"We serve the underinsured and the uninsured as well," Richards said.
Cost to those using the clinics is comparable to any other doctor's office.
Bedlam Clinics are run at area schools through cooperation with University of Oklahoma-Tulsa.
Other schools participating include Alcott, Celia Clinton and Union's Clark elementary schools.
Clinics serve patients by appointment.
To make an appointment, call 619-4400.
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Presidential hopefuls to face off on friendly turf
Democratic voters in 22 states will go to the polls Tuesday, and California stands to be the biggest prize of this primary season with a bitter showdown between the two most charismatic candidates in either race: New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, the leader in polls in California, and Obama, the fast-rising senator from Illinois. "The Clintons - for all the good and bad publicity they are given - they are still a glamorous, charismatic couple," said Currid, author of "The Warhol Economy: How Fashion, Art and Music Drive New York City." "They are a fixture in American life, and that is a part of who they are." The debates hit California after the most dramatic two weeks of the campaigns so far. With wins in South Carolina and Florida, Arizona Sen. John McCain has emerged as the front-runner in the GOP race, and he and Romney have become combative.
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