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College
of Veterinary Medicine
State
Law Establishing
House
Bill No. 727 Mississippi Legislature Regular
Session 1974
To:
Universities and Colleges
From:
Representatives Gollott, Simmons, Harned, Graham,
M. Cooke (4th), Turner, Dallas, Morgan, H. Smith
(34th), Wood, Parkman, Eaves, Wilburn, Brooks,
Gordon, Jolly, Carty, Walters, Singley, Arrington,
Dobson, Ladner, Owen (23rd), Livingston, McDade,
Bloodworth, Brewer, McCrary, Neal, Walker (14th),
Thompson, Clark (2nd), Simpson, Ruffin, Cook
(21st), Ferguson, Lynn, Chaney, Kilpatrick,
Nunnally, Donald, Jones, White, Stone, Slayden,
Huggins, Bennett, Smith (35th), McKenzie,
Wilkerson, Carruth, Bolton, Hughes, Guy, Fondren,
Williamson, Smith (38th), Havens, Long, Cammack,
Comans, Deaton, Horne, Halbrook, Owens (31st),
Shumake, W. Smith (43rd), Millette, Neblett,
Gibson, Bishop, Hicks, Endris, Lambert
An
act to direct the Board of Trustees of State
Institutions of Higher Learning to establish a
College of Veterinary Medicine at Mississippi State
University; and for related purposes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Mississippi:
The
Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher
Learning is hereby authorized and directed to
establish a College of Veterinary Medicine at
Mississippi State University at Starkville,
Mississippi.
The
board is directed to take any and all necessary and
proper action for the implementation of this act,
including but not limited to the appointment of a
dean who will study and recommend to the board an
adequate staff and whose responsibility will be to
work with the State Building Commission in planning
the construction and equipping of said college.
This act shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
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