Miss. Code Ann. § 65-3-71.13
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Miss. Code Ann. § 65-3-71.13
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(1) That portion of Mississippi Highway 350 from its intersection with Kendrick Road in Alcorn County extending eastwardly to Mississippi Highway 25 in Tishomingo County is hereby designated the “Fred J. Vann Memorial Highway.”
(2) That portion of U.S. Highway 72 within Alcorn County is hereby designated the “Dr. Fayette C. Williams Memorial Highway.”
(3) That portion of Mississippi Highway 39 from its intersection with U.S. Interstate Highway 20/59 in Lauderdale County extending northerly to its intersection with Old U.S. Highway 45 to Marion is hereby designated and henceforth shall be known as the “Bilbo Anders Memorial Drive.”
(4) The Mississippi State Highway Department is hereby directed to erect and maintain appropriate signs along and approaching such highways.
(2) That portion of U.S. Highway 72 within Alcorn County is hereby designated the “Dr. Fayette C. Williams Memorial Highway.”
(3) That portion of Mississippi Highway 39 from its intersection with U.S. Interstate Highway 20/59 in Lauderdale County extending northerly to its intersection with Old U.S. Highway 45 to Marion is hereby designated and henceforth shall be known as the “Bilbo Anders Memorial Drive.”
(4) The Mississippi State Highway Department is hereby directed to erect and maintain appropriate signs along and approaching such highways.
Status: in_force
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