Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-1698.109
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Chief Warrant Officer Gordon Spangler Memorial
Official statutory text
Highway.
The portion of State Highway 19 in Grady County extending from
the intersection of State Highway 19 and State Highway 81 east to
the Little Washita River Bridge shall be designated as the “Chief
Warrant Officer Gordon Spangler Memorial Highway”. The Department
of Transportation shall cause suitable permanent markers to be
placed on the highway bearing that name.
The portion of State Highway 19 in Grady County extending from
the intersection of State Highway 19 and State Highway 81 east to
the Little Washita River Bridge shall be designated as the “Chief
Warrant Officer Gordon Spangler Memorial Highway”. The Department
of Transportation shall cause suitable permanent markers to be
placed on the highway bearing that name.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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