Okla. Stat. tit. 73, § 73-203
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Provision for proper recognition
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority be hereby directed to
cause to be included in the construction plans of such buildings
proper and distinctive architectural design to reflect, with dignity
and pride, the immortal Oklahoman for whom each building is named,
and upon completion to cause to be included in the furnishings of
each building a suitable display or shrine as a reminder, to the
generations that follow, of the unselfish spirit of these men and
the honor and glory they have brought to Oklahoma by their high
ideals and unparalleled accomplishments.
cause to be included in the construction plans of such buildings
proper and distinctive architectural design to reflect, with dignity
and pride, the immortal Oklahoman for whom each building is named,
and upon completion to cause to be included in the furnishings of
each building a suitable display or shrine as a reminder, to the
generations that follow, of the unselfish spirit of these men and
the honor and glory they have brought to Oklahoma by their high
ideals and unparalleled accomplishments.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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