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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1977

Page

3

University Leader Due At Graduation

Dr. Dolphus Whitten Jr., president of Oklahoma City University, will be the commencement speaker for Cameron University's 1977 graduation on May 17 at Cameron Stadium. Whitten, in office since 1970, holds a PhD from the University of Texas and has a long record in education and civic service.

Dolphus Whitten Jr Oklahoma City University Cameron University Cameron Stadium Whitten Richard Murray OCU University of Texas, Austin Oklahoma Hall of Fame Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce The Community Council of Central Oklahoma Goodwill Industries Urban League Allied Arts Foundation Oklahoma City Rotary Club Paul Harris United Methodist Church General Council On Ministries Joint Committee On Communications

Libya farm program aims to turn desert green under Khadafy

In Sebha Libya's leader Muammar Khadafy drives an ambitious Green Revolution turning nomadic Tuareg into farmers. Foreign engineers plant irrigation systems in Ubari Kufra and other sites while hundreds of experts train locals and women gain schooling amid a broader socialist transformation despite criticism and security crackdowns.

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First Jukebox Installed in San Francisco 1889

History notes the Pacific Phonograph Co installed an Edison phonograph in the Palais Royal Saloon in San Francisco in 1889. The device used four listening tubes and required a nickel for listening time.

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