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UPI Education Editor
Black private colleges are
more popular than ever with
black youths.
Between 1976 and 1977 there
was a 12.4 percent increase in
the number of freshmen
signing up at the 41 in-
stitutions supported by the
United Negro College Fund.
At predominantly white
colleges nationally, mean-
while, there was an 0.8 per-
cent drop in enrollments
during the same period.
The black private schools
are in a growth curve on total
enrollment which increased
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The percentage of faculty keep pace with rising costs,
holding earned doctorates at new program development
the United Negro Fund schols and salary improvement,
to 40.7 percent.                 “Further increases in
Edley said the issue for the tuition would discourage and
private black colleges and deprive large numbers of
universities these days is students from attending these
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with the law, then he is part of
a violation the same as the
seller.
The law required all seed
sold be accompanied with
Oklahoma state seed tag
information showing kind,
variety per cent of pure seed,
noxious weeds per pound,
germination rate, etc.
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can benefit if he reads the
label and buys selectively.
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college   education, and  students at the black private  cannot raise tuiitions as the
especially an education at a  colleges cornea from families  solution to the common finan-
The trends indicate the from families with less than
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happens, the government must decide which
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who led the campaign to get women the right to vote.
Treasury Department officials have proposed that
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Liberty — representing all American women. But
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Mid Christopher F Edley,  year. Families in the same  academic trail — inflation,  -816,371, compared to a 830,000
the fund’s executive director,   economic bracket at other  higher fuel costs, raises for   average at other colleges in
The UNCF’s Annual  schools moke up 53 percent of  staff.                         the southeast, where most
Statistical Report, compiled the total.                       The black colleges charge
by Alan Kirschner, research Another statistical index on average at $3,216 for room,
director, shows also that pointing to the economic board, tuition, books, sup-
about 40 percent of the problems of students et the plies. Privste colleges
students come from families predominantly black private nationally charge 20 percent
with income of less than colleges to this: At least half more — $4,406.
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Grady County farmers 2. In 1976, more money was
selling or buying seed for next spent by U.S. individuals
season should be aware of on private education and
By Karen Blaker, Ph.D.      promised to cook dinner their responsibilities under  research than on recre-
DEAR DR. BLAKER —  tie. aweek, vacuum and the Oklahoma seed taw.      ational activities. True or
When I went back to work Bu. om nisnihts to cook Anyone who sells seed is False
after 15 years of staying  we always goot to eat subject to the seed law. The  3. The largest inland navi-
home with the children, I  because he doesn’t have only growers exempt from   gation  system in North
Anewnwasgoing.tshave  anything planned. He gets the provisions are those who  America is the (a) Welland
Pro bems with my hus band,  our oldest son to vacuum, gel) seed to a d^ler or  Canal (b) Sault Ste. Marie
Prustranonr expected such  andteryas he might, he just processor for processing, or  Canal (c) St  Lawrence
We discussed the change  wnhing man ettyihg n&n sell grain labeled that it to not  and Great Lakes Water-
forseveralmon ths before 1   clothesS.The simple concept  intended for planting pur-   "ay
took the °n Ittseemed os  of separating the white and  poses.
thoughuteveryth ing would colored clothes seems to If a farmer to a seller of
Although he admitted it elundahis brilia ntHarvard; seed, he should keep in mind                 syu zyce’z ‘3
would be hard to do things he mind."" ’ cnoo‛ 63 the following points:          ‛C uopenp uo xuds Sem
had never done around the it must be obvious that my   1—He is responsible for any uojnnu 6 91$ Afuo aIWM
house he agreed it would be patience is about gone The representation which he uopexj uo quds Sem
T “J?*. work, only way to save our mar- makes with reference to the  uomnuu SZL$ Wd Z a l
Hisneas:suran ncesmust have riage is for me to give up and sale of the Med.
I never thought anything d°DEAR ^READER - Al-         may seilthe seed in
more about it and concen- though your solution mat bags or in bulk to a dealer,
trated on getting my job lleviate-current tensions, { cleaner or seed processor
Now that I am employed, can be compared to smooth- without having the seed
we have serious problems ing a Band-Aid over a seep- analyzed or tagged if he so
that need to be resolved. He ing wound on the hand of a chooses. In “this case,
Chickasha Daily Express er,"the bladd will show; it’s however, it would be the
302 No. 3rd sireet just a matter of time. dealer, cleaner or processor s
, P.O. DRAWER e           And it will be just a matter responsibilitiy to have the
’ Chickasha          Establsshed   of time before your resent-  seed processed, tested and
°1acnn0 class ostao 1n at   ment begins to seethe if you  tagged to conform to the law
Chickasha, Oku Published every  take on jobs he has agreed to  before it would be sold to
afternoon (except Saturday and   do;            .                consumers.
Christmas Day) and Sunday instead, put your anger "H1 "
morning.                       aside for a moment and 3—If the seed is sold to a
Any erroneous reflection on the consider your husband's sit- processor, the grower must
character of any person, firm or uation. Isn’t it possible that provide a “growers
staremretionwhicndmayn’appar, heareallyinmasdeelninade, declaration " making him
inmneconmns of the EXpresswill   JobsThe Thbeen devaluing  responsible for variety of the
be gladly corrected upon its being   over the         He b  seed.
brought to the attention of the  , er     years ne may De                         aond
management                  trying to avoid asking you   41 a grower sells seed to
adverising Deadlines        for help,                       another   farmer-consumer,
weekdays: Noon preceding day of Give him the benefit of the the seller has placed himself
publication.                      doubt. Offer some guidance,  in a vendor-dealer's position.
Sunday: 12 noon Friday         Don t just  sit back  and  maxsn .
Monday : 5 p m Friday          watch him fail.               according to the law.
telephone           Remember how frustrat- in this case, it is the seller s
Shi ckasha. subscribens. w   ing it was when you first  responsibility to  have the
mess by dialing telephone 224-   tried to get everything ready   seed tested and  tagged to
2600 between 5:a0 and 7 pm.  to put. on ‘be table at the  show the complete labeling
weekdays and 8 oo a.m. to 9:30   same, time 2 It took practice  requirements, the Mme as a
am Sunday                and then it began to look iommoiiNni, ulnimni
subscription rates     simple.                      commercial dealer. He also is
effective April 1.1      First prepare some  required to have a seed
by carrier in Chickasha   dinners together. Then offer  license if he retails the seed.
SxMonPs             w m' encouragement on-his early Purpose of the seed law to
one Month              s 3 50  solo efforts. This may actu- mainly to protect the put-
single copy price) iallybethe only way to save chaser of seed. It requires all
Sunday                  .25c If this approach does not agricultural and vegetable
by mail in Oklahoma     work, however, you will be  seed to be labeled so the
(Excopt Chickasha)        forced to consider the possi-  consumer may see what is in
213.50  bility that he is manipulat-   the seed by looking at the
29 00  ing you with a technique   printed tag
* 7 “ often called planned incom- Pp h J    . d h
petence. It occurs when an Purchasers of seed have
unwilling worker purposely responsibilities under the law
fails at a job in order to have too.
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tractiveness and ef-
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