Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-4429
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Sayre Junior College - Transfer of assets, etc
Official statutory text
All property, equipment, and other assets except cash and
expendable supplies, and all debts and other obligations of Sayre
Junior College shall, as of the effective date of this section,
become assets and obligations of the Sayre Public Schools, District
I-31, Beckham County, Oklahoma. All cash, expendable supplies,
academic records and all other documents of Sayre Junior College
that are not required by the Sayre Public Schools for the management
of the district's assets and obligations shall, as of the effective
date of this act, be transferred to and become the responsibility of
Southwestern Oklahoma State University.
expendable supplies, and all debts and other obligations of Sayre
Junior College shall, as of the effective date of this section,
become assets and obligations of the Sayre Public Schools, District
I-31, Beckham County, Oklahoma. All cash, expendable supplies,
academic records and all other documents of Sayre Junior College
that are not required by the Sayre Public Schools for the management
of the district's assets and obligations shall, as of the effective
date of this act, be transferred to and become the responsibility of
Southwestern Oklahoma State University.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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