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Since then, other studies have reached similar results. A 2018 study in Alaska, where residents have gotten a share of the state's oil revenue every year since 1982, found the money has not shrunk the state's labor force. The same was found in a 2010 UCLA study in North Carolina, where the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians has shared casino revenue with its members since the mid-1990s. 387

Teachers plan to rally in Oklahoma City on Monday morning, which has resulted in the closure of several schools across the state, including Oklahoma Public Schools, its largest district.It's unclear how long the walkout may last."We will be back in the schools when our members tell us to," Alicia Priest, president of the Oklahoma Education Association told CNN.Teachers say they've reached a breaking point over education funding and salaries.Last week, Oklahoma legislators approved a measure that includes a ,100 pay raise for teachers. Priest said the pay raise is a "good starting point."The OEA had called for ,000 pay raises for teachers over the next three years and ,000 pay raises for full-time support professionals such as custodians, secretaries, bus drivers and food service workers. Oklahoma is among the bottom three states for teacher salaries ."This isn't just about teacher salaries," David DuVall, executive director of OEA told CNN. "This is about funding our schools for our students,"Priest told CNN that educators are working in classrooms without full sets of textbooks and that some of the books are more than 20 years old, affecting the quality of education for students.Although House Bill 1010XX, which was signed into law by Gov. Mary Fallin last week, provides education funding, she said that the million in the bill "will buy less than one textbook per student in Oklahoma.""We've been cut over 28% in the last 10 years in education funding, and our schools just can't maintain all of the supplies, instructional materials, textbooks, even copy paper. Copies are limited in schools to maybe 30 a week," she said. 1657

Tammy Hart Fales: “So once we did hear the music, that’s when everyone started pushing forward and I actually went down on the ground, and Doug, who — thank God — was really tall, just picked me up.”Steve Upson: “But as you’re going down, other people are going down too.”Tammy Hart Fales: “Right.”Steve Upson: “And people were yelling, ‘Back up!’ But people 10 people back didn’t know what was going on.”Tammy Hart Fales: “They couldn’t hear it.”Steve Upson: “And it was impossible to back up because it was that congested and tight."Tammy Hart Fales: “I’m wanting to get up and how do I get up? And what do you? If you push down, you’re pushing down on someone to get up and you can’t. There’s no ground to step on. You’re stepping on an ankle and your foot is slipping. You’re not getting a solid stance. So, luckily, thank God, Doug was there … and just really grabbed me. Muscled me out.”Steve Upson: “A group was down in front. Your vantage point, until you got pushed onto the pile, you couldn’t really tell what was going on. You would think you could get up, but there was no space to get up — except for standing on other people — and you’d get knocked back down again. So it got pretty chaotic, pretty scary at that moment.’Watching The Show Go OnAfter the crowd rushed through the doors, Curbishley said a fire marshal told the band manager he was going to cancel the concert. But Curbishley argued that could create a huge panic if concertgoers — many of whom didn’t fully realize what had happened — were to leave through the death and pandemonium on the plaza. Another fire marshal agreed, and the show went on. Matt Wergers: “The show is pretty much a blur. I couldn’t tell you one song they played that night .... I don’t know why we didn’t get up and leave.”Steve Upson: “I couldn’t remember any songs they played. It was a blur.”Tammy Hart Fales: “We just sat there.” Steve Upson: “We didn’t clap. We didn’t get up."Tammy Hart Fales: “Nope. We just kind of sat there.”Matt Wergers: “Leaving the building was the most traumatic thing ever because when I got outside with the police cars and ambulances, a mountain of clothing, shoes, whatever that people got ripped off their bodies basically.”‘Where’s Steve?’Mike Simkin: “Eventually we all gathered except for Steve .... We waited there for what seemed like an hour … We figured he went home with somebody else. The last thing in the world we were thinking is what happened.” 2456

Some staffers have used Ivanka's clout as daughter and adviser to their advantage. She was sent on the road last fall -- often to suburban areas -- to sell her father's tax reform plan. Trump praised her work on the tax issue during a news conference on Friday. 261

South African president Jacob Zuma later said he had spoken with Mugabe by phone and that the veteran politician was confined to his home but feeling "fine." 157