Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City, OK) December 9, 1994, Friday CITY EDITION Road To Justice Difficult For Police BYLINE: Bobby Ross Jr., Staff Writer SECTION: COMMUNITY I; Pg. 1 LENGTH: 2861 words Detective Theresa Pfeiffer’s mind replayed fast forward the horrifying images and excruciating events. Her head spun. Her heart thumped faster. Her knees felt suddenly weak as the veteran detective of 10 years clicked briskly toward Judge Thomas C. Smith’s … Continue reading December 1994: The Oklahoman

Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City, OK) November 29, 1994, Tuesday CITY EDITION Serial Killer Dahmer Slain In Prison Attack Mass Killer Found Peace, Minister Says BYLINE: Bobby Ross Jr., Staff Writer SECTION: NEWS; Pg. 1 LENGTH: 616 words Joy – not sadness – characterized Curt Booth’s voice Monday after hearing the news of mass murderer Jeffrey Dahmer’s death in a Wisconsin prison. But Booth, an ex-convict turned Oklahoma prison minister, had no … Continue reading Serial Killer Dahmer Slain In Prison Attack

Oklahoma Christian’s Journalists Win Awards Modified: May 23, 1990 at 12:00 am • Published: May 23, 1990 The Talon, Oklahoma Christian University of Science and Arts’ student newspaper, captured a state-high 20 awards in the Oklahoma Collegiate Press Association’s 1989-90 individual entries contest, the school announced. Writers from the paper competed with writers from more than 30 other college and university newspapers. Talon staff members received … Continue reading Oklahoma Christian’s Journalists Win Awards

OCC Students Win 11 Writing Awards Modified: May 12, 1989 at 12:00 am • Published: May 12, 1989 Journalism students at Oklahoma Christian College won 11 writing awards recently at the Oklahoma Collegiate Press Association’s spring conference. First-place winners were Murray Evans and Bobby Ross. Evans, a senior from Lancaster, Calif., won in the sports feature, investigative reporting and sports news writing categories. Ross, a junior … Continue reading OCC Students Win 11 Writing Awards