What does TW stand for?

Tulsa World (Tulsa, OK newspaper)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

ÒHe has been unfailingly nice every encounter IÕve had with him and he doesnÕt have to be,Ó says John Wooley, former entertainment writer at the Tulsa World.

One who knew Garth Brooks before his fame says heÕs still the same

twisted metal, cars turned upside down, cars in trees," Oklahoma highway patrol trooper Bryant Harris, who lives in the devastated hamlet of Lone Grove, told the Tulsa World newspaper.

Rescue workers search rubble after tornado kills 8 in Oklahoma

The clinic's lawyers claimed that the law violates a woman's right to privacy because it requires her to listen to unwelcome speech by the government while in a private setting and that it intrudes on medical decisions by the abortionist, according to Tulsa World.

Oklahoma Omnibus Abortion Bill Enjoined

CAPTION(S): Mike Simons / Tulsa World : The vault containing the 1957 Plymouth Belvedere is shown in a still photo taken from a video in Tulsa, Okla.

Time capsule leaked; buried '57 car got wet

Oklahoma Senator Brian Crain to the Tulsa World about being a freshman in the Legislature.

As they see it

According to the Tulsa World, two private investment firms--Parallel Investment Parnters of Dallas and Harbert Management Corp.

Hooked?

But Kevin O'Hara, president of Level 3, on a trip to meet with WilTel employees in Tulsa last month, told a reporter for the Tulsa World that Level 3 executives expect that capital markets will begin to demand a return soon on the massive investment that telecommunications companies have made in network infrastructure.

Broadband believers: committed investors are keeping Level 3 afloat, ...

One board member told the Tulsa World that the board's reversal was partly due to the intense opposition to the planned exhibit.

Tulsa Zoo retreats on planned creation exhibit