Cross Says Fee Hike Would Cut OU Enrollment
Oklahoma officials told a student group that university tuition increases would shrink enrollment. Speaker George Le Cross warned that higher fees could push students to drop out or seek other colleges unless funds are found locally. He noted projected revenue gaps and urged lawmakers to consider alternatives rather than raising fees.
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Enid Growth Steady Amid Oil and Allied Industries
Enid's steady growth stems from oil discoveries and allied industries. Key players include Champlin refining, Union Terminal, and Gold Spot Dairy, with Phillips University and local schools expanding. The city, incorporated 1884, shifted to a city manager system in 1912 and now enjoys high home ownership and robust facilities.
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Peppy the Jersey Rooster Wins Pet Prize
Mr. Casper Zoppel of Straford owns Pip a yellow rooster noted as amusing. Pip rides a red leather seat and shares ham butter crackers, walking between the house and patio as a lively pet, endearing himself to Mrs. Zoppel.
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Amendment proposed in Annapolis calls for new constitutional definition
Maryland State Senator John Clarence North asks the Maryland General Assembly to urge Congress to draft a new amendment. The proposed text would spell out in clear and unmistakable words guides for interpreting the U S Constitution and state rights.
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Harris To Study Insurance Rates
Oklahoma City March 150 A four member Senate committee was named to travel to New York to study two insurance rating bureaus affecting Oklahoma. They will inspect the National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters and the Mutual Rating Bureau, both in New York, related to rate filings in the state. The travelers are Charles M. Wilson Sayre Ber B Easterly Alva Fred R Harris Lawton and Harold Shoemaker Muskogee.
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SMU Hosts Folk Festival Featuring The Charleston And Jitterbug
Southern Methodist University sponsors its annual folk dance festival showcasing the Charleston and jitterbug. The event, organized by the Department of Health and Physical Education, is set for Friday and promises a lively program blending traditional and popular dances.
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