Although House Bill No. 2 enjoyed wide margins of victory in both the House and Senate considerable resistance to Cleveland State's establishment still existed. Other universities feared losing prospective students and state funds, there were concerns about the stability of Fenn's campus as the school's nucleus, and many felt CSU should be located outside the city where land was cheaper. | Date: December, 18 1964 | Source: Plain Dealer, December 18, 1964Download Original File
