Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-3407
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Murray State College
Official statutory text
The state educational institution located at Tishomingo shall
continue at the same location and its official name shall be Murray
State College.
Wherever the laws of this state refer to such institution as
Murray State Agricultural College or Murray State College of
Agriculture and Applied Science or Murray State College of
Technology, or any other name, the reference shall be deemed to be
to Murray State College. Greater emphasis, rather than predominant
emphasis, to technical education shall be the object of the study
made by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education under the
following section (3407.1) to determine the feasibility of changes
in the functions of Murray State College.
continue at the same location and its official name shall be Murray
State College.
Wherever the laws of this state refer to such institution as
Murray State Agricultural College or Murray State College of
Agriculture and Applied Science or Murray State College of
Technology, or any other name, the reference shall be deemed to be
to Murray State College. Greater emphasis, rather than predominant
emphasis, to technical education shall be the object of the study
made by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education under the
following section (3407.1) to determine the feasibility of changes
in the functions of Murray State College.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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