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ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 21.8M barrels, down 0.7M on the week (week ending Sep 4) HAPPENING Hundreds rally against Inola aluminum smelter on Hay Day: 'It won’t be the same if this comes in' CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $373.74 a hundredweight, with 11,726 head through Oklahoma auctions against 34,118 a year ago. BREAKING 2 dead after fiery crash at Ritzhaupt Park in Guthrie GRAIN Wheat $7.31 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 4 cents on the day — $4.49 a year ago. HAPPENING Two fatal scooter accidents spark safety warnings HAPPENING Edmond nurse fired, charged with abusing Alzheimer’s patient at Coffee Creek Facility HAY Alfalfa hay $200 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 3,044 tons moved against 810 in the same week a year ago.