Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-1610
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Designation of bridge across Red River as The D. I
Official statutory text
McCullough Bridge.
The bridge across the Red River, between Harris, Oklahoma, and
DeKalb, Texas, shall be known as "The D. I. McCullough Bridge", as
an expression of appreciation of the people of the State of Oklahoma
for a life of dedication to public service, and the Department shall
cause it to be appropriately marked to memorialize the services and
contributions of the Honorable D. I. McCullough.
The bridge across the Red River, between Harris, Oklahoma, and
DeKalb, Texas, shall be known as "The D. I. McCullough Bridge", as
an expression of appreciation of the people of the State of Oklahoma
for a life of dedication to public service, and the Department shall
cause it to be appropriately marked to memorialize the services and
contributions of the Honorable D. I. McCullough.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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