Okla. Stat. tit. 25, § 25-90.2
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Oklahoma Heritage Association - Duties
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Heritage Association, aforementioned herein, is
hereby designated as the coordinating and planning agency for
statewide annual observance of "Oklahoma Heritage Week", and is
charged with the duty of creating observance thereof through pulpits
and mass communication media, through public and parochial schools,
through private and state institutions of higher learning and other
dignified noncommercial means, so that the patriotism and idealism
of our heritage be not forgotten but the lives of the citizens of
the state may be enriched by reminders from our history.
hereby designated as the coordinating and planning agency for
statewide annual observance of "Oklahoma Heritage Week", and is
charged with the duty of creating observance thereof through pulpits
and mass communication media, through public and parochial schools,
through private and state institutions of higher learning and other
dignified noncommercial means, so that the patriotism and idealism
of our heritage be not forgotten but the lives of the citizens of
the state may be enriched by reminders from our history.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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