Legislature Focuses On Seven Appropriation Bills In Special Session
AS A CITY AP The Oklahoma legislature reopened Monday with seven major appropriation bills to act on and in dispute with Gov. David Boren over a constitutional amendment to shorten future sessions. Senate leader Gene Howard predicts the measure will die in committee, while House Speaker Bill Willis cautions it may not pass this special session. Both leaders advocate limiting the session to five days by focusing on the seven appropriation bills.
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Oklahoma colleges budgets approved by State Regents
The State Regents for Higher Education approved budgets totaling 241 million dollars for Oklahoma colleges and universities for the next fiscal year. State funds total 173.2 million, with 67.7 million from revolving tuition and other sources. OSU and OU receive large allocations, plus construction funds and a Muskogee center feasibility study.
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