Oklahoma Legislature Adjourns Hail Ed Reform Wins
Gov. David Boren praised the adjourned Oklahoma Legislature for education gains and fiscal restraint spanning 1975 and 1976. He cited tax cuts, a $94.8 million emergency fund, and efforts to reform workmen’s compensation while noting missed reforms and long sessions.
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Wheat harvest seen as second largest despite freezes
USDA projects winter wheat output at about 1.42 billion bushels for 1976, down 3 percent from May estimates due to May freezes in Kansas Missouri Illinois Indiana and Kentucky. Total 1976 crops may total around 2 billion bushels with substantial reserves to meet demand.
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