Measure Could Hit Georgia Hard in School Funds
A federal aid program under the Defense Education Act could reshape funding for Georgia schools. The proposal ties aid to desegregation status, with science programs and vocational education receiving millions in Georgia. Officials note Georgia law has been changed but segregated schooling remains legally possible in some areas.
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AL Kurtiner
United Press International
House Education Committee
Aubcommittee
Rogram
Georgia
Ate Education Department
Atlanta
House
Kennedy
Rght
Isenhower
Thesident
Fort Benning
Columbus
Oologah Dam Dedication Set for Saturday
The dedication of the $35 million Oologah Dam will cap the first major project of the Arkansas Verdus navigation system. Officials from state and federal levels attend with Lt. Gen. Walter Wilson as principal speaker and Sen. Monroey, Sen. Edmondson, Rep. Edmondson, and Sen. Garrison among dignitaries. The reservoir will cover over 3,000 acres and provide large uncommitted water for downstream navigation, ranking as Oklahoma's fourth largest lake.
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Oologah
UPI
Chief of
Army Engineers
Walter K. Wilson Jr
Will Nake
Mike Monroyey
Howard Edmondson
Zd Edmondson
Jenzil Garrison
Bartlesville
Henry Bellman
U. S
Elmer Thomas
Lawton
Thomas
Arkansas Basin Development Association
Oklahoma
Pacific East
United States
Grand Lake
Lake Fexoma
Eufaula
Private Firm to Take Over Oklahoma Insemination Program
Oklahoma officials announce Curtis Breeding Service Inc of Sary, Ind will assume the state artificial insemination program for livestock. The move follows losses totaling 148000 dollars since 1959 while collections reach about 85690. The firm will provide the same service at the state rate and hire six displaced state workers with a combined 25000 dollars annual pay.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Agriculure Board
Lew Meibergen
Meibergen
Colections
Curtis Breeding Service Inc
Sary
Ind
Air Rail Competition Study Reaches Upstate New York
Taxpayers and many small communities oppose high airport costs and favor rail alternatives. An aviation survey shows upstate New York industrial areas view air travel as costly and seek stronger airline competition.
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API
Flying Magnum
Flying
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