Burkhardt v. City of Enid

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• holding imposition of a tax to acquire a private university's campus, and to lease the campus back to the university for a sum below market rate, did not violate the state Constitution as authorizing the expenditure of public funds other than for a \public purpose\
• obligations assumed by private college and direct economic benefits expected to flow from its presence were adequate consideration

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