Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-14-116
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Pilot multipurpose service center
Official statutory text
The Board shall establish a pilot multipurpose service center
for displaced homemakers in a suitable technology center school with
adequate facilities. The Board shall designate the technology
center school which is to serve as the pilot multipurpose service
center for displaced homemakers. The superintendent of the
designated technology center school shall hire the personnel and
administer the program for the pilot project. The superintendent is
authorized to contract with or make grants to private nonprofit
agencies or organizations to carry out the various programs of the
centers as enumerated in this act.
for displaced homemakers in a suitable technology center school with
adequate facilities. The Board shall designate the technology
center school which is to serve as the pilot multipurpose service
center for displaced homemakers. The superintendent of the
designated technology center school shall hire the personnel and
administer the program for the pilot project. The superintendent is
authorized to contract with or make grants to private nonprofit
agencies or organizations to carry out the various programs of the
centers as enumerated in this act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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