Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-3213.2
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University Center of Southern Oklahoma
Official statutory text
A. The educational program resources provided by the Oklahoma
State Regents for Higher Education in Ardmore, Oklahoma, shall
continue at the same location and are hereby officially named and
shall be designated in all future references as "Murray State
College at Ardmore".
B. The name change prescribed in this section shall not affect
in any manner whatsoever any legal relationships, bonds, contracts,
title to property, obligations as set forth in Section 3213 of this
title or Section 4 of this act, or any other aspect of the legal
status of the named program for any purpose, except that the program
shall be referred to as "Murray State College at Ardmore" in all
future references to the program.
State Regents for Higher Education in Ardmore, Oklahoma, shall
continue at the same location and are hereby officially named and
shall be designated in all future references as "Murray State
College at Ardmore".
B. The name change prescribed in this section shall not affect
in any manner whatsoever any legal relationships, bonds, contracts,
title to property, obligations as set forth in Section 3213 of this
title or Section 4 of this act, or any other aspect of the legal
status of the named program for any purpose, except that the program
shall be referred to as "Murray State College at Ardmore" in all
future references to the program.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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