Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-1746
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Utilization of resources and personnel - Federal
Official statutory text
participation.
The School for the Deaf and the Vocational Rehabilitation
Division are hereby authorized to operate an evaluation and
rehabilitation center for deaf people in such a manner and on such a
basis that will permit the best possible utilization of the
resources, personnel, and monies that are available; and in the
furtherance of this project the School for the Deaf and the
Vocational Rehabilitation Division are authorized to use any and all
funds, from whatever source, under their control and to do
everything necessary to secure maximum Federal participation for
such project.
The School for the Deaf and the Vocational Rehabilitation
Division are hereby authorized to operate an evaluation and
rehabilitation center for deaf people in such a manner and on such a
basis that will permit the best possible utilization of the
resources, personnel, and monies that are available; and in the
furtherance of this project the School for the Deaf and the
Vocational Rehabilitation Division are authorized to use any and all
funds, from whatever source, under their control and to do
everything necessary to secure maximum Federal participation for
such project.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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