Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-485.9
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Change of name for Institute and Commission
Official statutory text
A. The names of the "Oklahoma Cerebral Palsy Center", formerly
the "Oklahoma Cerebral Palsy Institute", and the "Oklahoma Spastic
Paralysis Commission" are hereby changed to the "J.D. McCarty Center
for Children with Developmental Disabilities" and the "Cerebral
Palsy Commission", respectively.
B. Wherever in the statutes of this state the name "Oklahoma
Cerebral Palsy Institute" or "Oklahoma Cerebral Palsy Center"
occurs, the reference shall be deemed to be to the "J.D. McCarty
Center for Children with Developmental Disabilities"; and wherever
in said statutes the name "Oklahoma Spastic Paralysis Commission"
appears, this reference shall be deemed to be to the "Cerebral Palsy
Commission".
the "Oklahoma Cerebral Palsy Institute", and the "Oklahoma Spastic
Paralysis Commission" are hereby changed to the "J.D. McCarty Center
for Children with Developmental Disabilities" and the "Cerebral
Palsy Commission", respectively.
B. Wherever in the statutes of this state the name "Oklahoma
Cerebral Palsy Institute" or "Oklahoma Cerebral Palsy Center"
occurs, the reference shall be deemed to be to the "J.D. McCarty
Center for Children with Developmental Disabilities"; and wherever
in said statutes the name "Oklahoma Spastic Paralysis Commission"
appears, this reference shall be deemed to be to the "Cerebral Palsy
Commission".
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