Tulsa Editor Sees Journalism Lose Appeal to Youths
Tulsa Tribune editor Jenkin Lloyd Jones says journalism trends show declining appeal to youths as schools fail to produce enough graduates. He cites low pay and tough working conditions as deterrents, noting surveys of Iowa high schoolers and college placement rates at Minnesota and Northwestern.
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Washington
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Tulsa
Okla) Tribune
American Society of Newspaper
University of Minnesota
Jones
Northwestern University
Iowa High School
Oklahoma
Iowa
Boasting Editor Faces Industry-Wide Backlash
A fragmented note discusses years of libel accusations affecting reporters and editors in the film and television industry. It hints at a boozy editor figure and broader consequences on media careers.
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Boozy
Steed Announces Run for District Judge Seat
Representative Tom Steed of Oklahoma says he will run for a district judge position in the upcoming race. Details on filing dates and the district remain to be confirmed.
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Grant Neuteboom
Diane Ritzweiler
Tommy Hamm
Billy Paul Galyon
Darold English
Safeway
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Tuffy
Honey Boy
Mary Elrod
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Car Crash In Denison House Wakes None. Three Sleep Through
Hazel Gray, 28, mistook a turn off at 69 and drove into a house while four people slept. Only occupant hurt was Elizabeth Gray. driver treated and released after the accident near Denison Texas where the vehicle struck the home bed.
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Okla
Hazel Gray
Highway Patrol
Elizabeth Gray
Denison
Tex
No Home Found For Army Horses
Lt. Gen. Williston B. Palmer told a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing there are 39 of the Army horses remaining at Fort Riley. Palmer said no humane organization could take them and they have been ordered shipped to Camp Carson Colorado.
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Williston B. Palmer
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Fragmentary quote hints at missery relief and relocation
A partial line quotes Palmer urging action to move or relieve misery. The garbled text suggests discussion about addressing hardship or displacement but lacks clear specifics, sources, or context to identify people, places, or events.
County Valuation Rises Differently Across Regions
The association reports county assessed values increased 16.3 percent, outpacing Oklahoma County at 4.7 percent. Oklahoma County's value climbs to $274,968,620 after homestead exemptions, with Tulsa totaling $276,068,049.
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Oklahoma County
Oklahoma
Tulsa
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