STILLWATER — An association of the state's newspapers wants a judge to lift a gag order in the murder case against the driver charged in the fatal crash at Oklahoma State University's homecoming parade. The Oklahoma Press Association on Friday asked the judge for permission to intervene in the case so it can make that request. "This doesn't seem like a typical gag order to us," said the association's executive vice president, Mark Thomas. "In the gag order, it says, not only can the family not talk but others associated with them (can't, as well). In other words ......
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