Oklahoma State's governing board is set to vote Friday on policy
changes that were recommended after women's basketball coach
Kurt Budke and three others were killed on a recruiting trip
last year.  The policy will require aviation consultants to pre-
approve any private aircraft to be used by university staff, not
just coaches. It prohibits anyone from flying on official
university business on any plane that hasn't been approved
through a process that will include reviewing the aircraft's
history and inspections.  It expressly forbids employees from
conducting university travel on home-built or light sport
aircraft.  The crash that killed Budke, assistant coach Miranda
Serna, pilot Olin Branstetter and his wife, Paula Branstetter,
was the second plane crash tragedy to affect Oklahoma State in
11 years.