Regional Weather Summary Dispatch for Oklohome City
Regional weather summary from the National Weather Service Oklohome City reports cloudy to partly cloudy conditions through Wednesday with warm afternoons and cool nights. Winds vary, lows in the mid 50s to uppers, highs near 80, and arctic cool pockets across zones 5S 67 and 9% with some variability in wind and temperatures. Arkansas forecast shows fair, cold tonight, sunny and warmer Wednesday with lows in the 40s to 50s and highs in the 70s to low 80s.
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Wet Fields Limit State Crop Work
OKLAHOMA CITY AP Wet fields limited field work in Oklahoma the past week while crops neared maturity. Topsoil moisture is ample in all the state except parts of some northwestern counties. Some wheat seeding was accomplished but most activity was confined to seedbed preparation. The harvest of corn and sorghums was limited. Two-thirds of the fourth cutting of alfalfa is over with some fifth cutting in the central areas. Range grasses are making new growth. Cattle conditions remain good. Better management is the key to future contributions for ests will make to our economy.
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Commission Outlines Steps to Expand Women in Higher Ed
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education urges reforms to boost women's roles in academia. It calls for part time faculty options, maternity leave, childcare support, and removal of nepotism rules while ensuring spousal noninvolvement in personnel decisions.
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House Approves Arkansas River Basin Compact
The House consented to the 1970 Arkansas River Basin compact between Arkansas and Oklahoma. The bill returns to the Senate after prior approval of similar legislation. The compact, negotiated for 14 years and ratified in each state in the early 1970s, aims to foster orderly water development on the Arkansas River. Rep. Clem McSpadden of Oklahoma led the bill.
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Jury awards 1.75 million to Workman in Detroit case
A Wayne County jury ordered the Denison Division of Abex Corp to pay John Pippen and his wife $1.75 million for the loss of his right arm at the Atlantic Die Casting Co. in Detroit. The verdict follows a 344 week trial and enables plans for a Jamaica honeymoon and funding their five children's education.
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Weak suit preference signals in bridge hand by McKenney
Bill McKenney presents a bridge hand by Oswald and James Jacoby to show how West uses the nine of clubs as a suit preference signal. The sequence of diamonds and the final spade lead reveal misreadings and the danger of relying on suit preference signals to judge the play.
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