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CSRHC to Host Genealogy Seminar

August 11, 2012  12pm-1pm

Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center

Enid, OK

Genealogy research is one of the fastest growing hobbies in the United States. The Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center offers many historical research resources for northwest Oklahoma. The Research Center is also equipped with Ancestory.com for those on a quest to find their roots beyond the Cherokee Strip.

Join the Heritage Center for a Genealogy Seminar from Noon to 1pm on Saturday, August 11, 2012, in the Archival Research Center. The seminar will feature John Phillips, a professor and department head of Government Documents at the Edmon Low Library at Oklahoma State University where he has been on staff for nearly 40 years.

Mr. Phillips will be sharing information on the newly digitized plat map collection and how the collection can be used effectively for genealogy research along with other library resources at the Edmon Low Library on the OSU campus in Stillwater. The lecture is free to the public.

For additional information on this or other CSRHC programs, please contact the Heritage Center at (580)237-1907 or www.csrhc.org. The Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center is located at 507 S. 4th Street in Enid, Oklahoma.

Coach Iba and the 1972 Olympics

Oklahoma Memories, 2010-08-02

by Michael Dean

"Doug Collins has perhaps won the game...2 seconds...somebody has gone down on the floor. The Russian coach and Hank Iba are - or a Russian official and Hank Iba were yelling at each other, and bedlam has taken over here at the basketball hall."

That's the voice of the ABC sportscaster broadcasting what he thought was the end of the USA vs USSR basketball game at the Munich Olympics in 1972.

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Oklahoma Memories is a weekly 4 minute program using audio archives. The program won Second Place Best Radio Feature for 2009 from the Oklahoma Chapter Society of Professional Journalists and Honorable Mention same category 2010.

It airs on the following public radio stations:

KOSU-OSU -91.7 Stillwater and Oklahoma City, 107.5 in Tulsa and Northeast Oklahoma and 101.9 in Okmulgee
 
KCCU- Cameron University 89.3 in Lawton and Fort Sill, 95.9 in Woodward and NW Oklahoma, 88.7 in Wichita Falls, 90.3 in Ardmore, 90.1 in Altus, 89.3 in Duncan, 100.1 in Chickasha, and 89.1 in Weatherford, Clinton and Elk City 

KRSC-Rogers State University 91.3 Claremore and Eastern Tulsa County

KCNP -Ada, Chickasaw Nation Community Station, 89.5 Pontotoc County and Southeast Oklahoma