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Biennial report of the Oklahoma State Department of Health by Oklahoma. State Dept. of Health, 2010-01-27 Inventory of the county archives of Oklahoma. by Oklahoma Historical Records Survey, 1938-01-01 School desegregation in Tulsa, Oklahoma: A report by United States Commission on Civil Rights. Oklahoma Advisory Committee., 1977-01-01 The quest for equal employment opportunity in Oklahoma state government: A report by United States Commission on Civil Rights. Oklahoma Advisory Committee, 1978-01-01 Argument of the Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf railroad company before the Board of railroad commissioners of the state of Arkansas concerning the taxable valuation ... the said railroad, presented June 23rd, 1904 by Oklahoma & Gulf railroad, co., . Choctaw, 1904-01-01 Guide to public vital statistics records in Oklahoma. by Oklahoma Historical Records Survey, 1941-01-01 Working with your schools: A hand book of the Oklahoma Advisory Committee to the United States Commission on Civil Rights by United States Commission on Civil Rights. Oklahoma Advisory Committee, 1979-01-01 School of Musketry Library, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. List of Books on Shelves November 15, 1916 by Fort Sill O States. School of Musketry, 2009-07-17 Oklahoma City And Antigovernment Terrorism (Terrorism in Today's World) by Michael Paul, 2005-12-15 Directory of Oklahoma Artists Oklahoma (America the Beautiful. Third Series) by Tamra B. Orr, 2008-02 Guide to codes, handbooks and standards publicly available in Oklahoma libraries (Metrodocs monograph) by Jimmie L Lee, 1991 Directory of Oklahoma tribal libraries by Robin Kickingbird, 1991 Summer Of The Monkeys (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) by Wilson Rawls, 1999-01-01

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101. OSRHE : Section : Page Title
     oklahoma STATE REGENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. Skip directly to Content, SearchBox, Main Navigation. oklahoma Visit the oklahoma Higher Education homepage.  
     http://www.okhighered.org/whatsnew/archives/biotech-grant.html

102. DRS-Department Of Rehabilitation Services- Of Oklahoma
     toll free statewide. Click to Go to Top of Page. oklahoma Library forthe Blind and Physically Handicapped. The oklahoma Library for  
     http://www.okrehab.org/others.shtml
     
     Extractions: Home DRS Services What's New Disability Resource Guide ... Students Others Services for People Who Are Deaf-Blind The Division of Visual Services (DVS) and Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) provide Independent Living Rehabilitation Services, based on available funding. These services enhance the ability of individuals with severe disabilities to live independently and function within their family and community and, if appropriate, to get and keep employment. You are eligible for independent living services if you have a severe physical or mental disability that results in a substantial limitation or inability to function independently in your family or community or to continue in employment. There must be a reasonable expectation that independent living services will significantly assist you in functioning independently in self care, activities of daily living, driving, using public transportation, shopping, housekeeping, communicating or decision making. DVR/DVS has 60 days from the time you apply to determine whether or not you are eligible for services.

103. The 'Lectric Law Library's Oklahoma City Bombing Alcove
     The Lectric Law Library s Materials on THE oklahoma CITY BOMBING.  
     http://www.lectlaw.com/bomb.html

104. Genealogy & Family History Databases. Genealogy Tree Software. Free Genealogy Se
     88 counties. Includes vital records extracts, libraries, archives, historical genealogical socities much more! 157. 87, California  
     http://www.genealogy.org/

105. Robert M. Bird Health Sciences Library
     Librarian Susan Sanders is shown standing next to the instrument collection (Library,fourth floor) mounted and donated by Muskogee physician Dr. Oglesbee.  
     http://library.ouhsc.edu/

106. Dulaney
     DulaneyBrowne Library Law Library. Back to OCU Main Page.  
     http://www.okcu.edu/library/libonlin.htm

107. AIP Center For History Of Physics Newlsetter: Spring 1996
     AIP History Center Newsletter Volume XXVIII, No. 1, Spring 1996. University of OklahomaLibraries Preserve the Published History of Science. by Stephen C. Wagner  
     http://www.aip.org/history/newsletter/spr96/okla.htm
     
     Extractions: Volume XXVIII, No. 1, Spring 1996 by Stephen C. Wagner One of the world's outstanding resources for published materials in the history of science is found at the University of Oklahoma. The History of Science Collections at the University Libraries document the published history of the natural sciences from the inception of printing to the present. The Collections are especially strong in the early modern period (15th through 18th centuries), with a focus on the physical, mathematical, and natural history sciences. The Collections began in 1949 with the initial donation of 129 rare books by Everette Lee DeGolyer, an oilman, geophysicist, amateur historian, and avid book collector. The condition of this gift was that the University of Oklahoma also develop a history of science program. In 1954, Duane H.D. Roller came to the University as Professor of History and Curator of the Collections. Over four decades Roller built up the holdings, which have now reached 84,000 volumes. In 1971 the current Department of the History of Science was created. The Collections' purposes are to identify, collect, preserve, and make accessible the published record of the history of science for research and teaching. Materials are continuously added to all components of the library: rare books, scientific periodicals, recent scientific works (through gifts and transfer of items from the science libraries), history of science monographs and periodicals, reference works, and microfilm collections of manuscript materials.

108. HENRY G. BENNETT MEMORIAL LIBRARY
     Southeastern s elibrary. Who was Henry G. Bennett? Biblical Archaeology SocietyOnline Archive. John F. Kennedy, Birthday May 29th, New! Library Catalog I-Link.  
     http://www.sosu.edu/lib/

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