16 Units At South Tulsa Apartment Complex Go Up In Flames

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Sunday, March 20th 2011, 10:40 pm

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16 Units At South Tulsa Apartment Complex Go Up In Flames

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News On 6 A large fire destroyed 16 units at a south Tulsa apartment complex and injured a woman early Sunday morning.

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