OPINION — AG — THE DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION IS AUTHORIZED IN THE EXERCISE OF ITS' OFFICIAL DISCRETION AND IF IT FINDS IT IS TO THE BEST INTEREST OF THE STATE, TO ENTER INTO CONTRACTS TO CONVEY TO THE NATIONAL FOREST SERVICE, FOR A VALID CONSIDERATION, LANDS OWNED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION. CITE: 80 Ohio St. 1961 1 [ 80-1 ], 80 Ohio St. 1961 6 [ 80-6 ], 29 Ohio St. 1961 106 [29-106](D), 29 Ohio St. 1961 , 121-138 [29-121] — [29-138], OPINION NO. JULY 13, 1961 —...
OPINION — AG — ** BOARD OF CONTROL — CHARITY ACCOUNT ** THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF A COUNTY WHICH HAS BUILT, AND IS OPERATING A COUNTY HOSPITAL UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 19 Ohio St. 781 [ 19-781 ] AND FOLLOWING, MAY PAY TO SUCH HOSPITAL, FROM AN UNENCUMBERED BALANCE OF AN ITEM OF APPROPRIATION FOR " HOSPITALIZATION AND MEDICAL ATTENDANCE " WITHIN THE COUNTY'S " CHARITY ACCOUNT " AT THE RATE AGREED UPON BETWEEN THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF SUCH HOSPITAL...
OPINION — AG -(1) AN EMPLOYEE OF A STATE MENTAL INSTITUTION, WHO IS A STUDENT AND A MEMBER OF THE R.O.T.C. AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA AND WHO ATTENDS SUMMER CAMP AS A PART OF THE ROTC PROGRAM, CANNOT BE LAWFULLY BE PAID HIS SALARY, AS A STATE EMPLOYEE, DURING THE PERIOD OF SUCH CAMP, UNDER 72 O.S.H. 48 (MILITARY DUTY) (2) THE 30 DAYS LEAVE OF ABSENCE DURING MILITARY LEAVE SERVICE TO WHICH A STATE EMPLOYEE IS ENTITLED, WITH PAY, MEANS CALENDAR DAYS AND NOT WORKING DAYS; (3) A STATE EMPLOYEE...
OPINION — AG — THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE " NOT REQUIRED TO FURNISH OFFICE SPACE FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE " AND WE ALSO CONCUR WITH YOUR OPINION THAT THE FURNISHING OF A TELEPHONE TO A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AT THE EXPENSE OF THE COUNTY IS NOT AUTHORIZED BY LAW. CITE: OPINION NO. MARCH 24, 1955 — WHYTE (FRED HANSEN)
OPINION — AG — IN THIS YOU ASK: AS TO WHETHER A CORPORATION MAY BE FORMED UNDER THE BUSINESS CORPORATION ACT OF OKLAHOMA, WHERE THE ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION PROVIDE "THIS CORPORATION SHALL HAVE NO CAPITAL STOCK AND SHALL BE COMPOSED OF MEMBERS RATHER THAN SHAREHOLDERS" — MUST HAVE SHAREHOLDERS CITE: 18 Ohio St. 1961 1.208 [ 18-1.208 ] (JAMES BARNETT)
OPINION — AG — QUESTION: DOES THE COUNTY HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO REGULATE THE MAXIMUM SPEED LIMIT UPON A FEDERAL HIGHWAY WITHIN ITS CORPORATE LIMITS OR JURISDICTION ANSWER: THE PROVISIONS OF SUCH AUTHORITY MUST BE EXERCISED SOLELY ON THE BASIS OF AN ENGINEERING AND TRAFFIC INVESTIGATION AS PROVIDED IN 47 Ohio St. 1961 , 11-803 [ 47-11-803 ] THAT, BEFORE SUCH ALTERATION IN SPEED COULD BE EFFECTIVE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WOULD BE REQUIRED TO SECURE THE APPROVAL OF THE STATE HIGHWAY...
OPINION — AG — THE BROTHER OF THE EMPLOYEE'S AUNT BY MARRIAGE IS NOT WITHIN ANY OF THE RELATIONSHIPS MENTIONED IN THE 74 Ohio St. 1961 85.3 [ 74-85.3 ], AND THAT THE EXISTING RELATIONSHIP DOES NOT DISQUALIFY THE COMPANY OWNED BY THE BROTHER FROM SUBMITTING BIDS TO THE CENTRAL PURCHASING DIVISION OF THE STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS. CITE: OPINION NO. APRIL 4, 1932 — CRESS (J. H. JOHNSON)
OPINION — AG — CAN THE STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS CAN LEGALLY SELL PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE OKLAHOMA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF — NEGATIVE CITE: OPINION NO. SEPTEMBER 29, 1945 — PERKINS (J. H. JOHNSON)
OPINION — AG — THE AG IS OF THE OPINION, AND SO HOLDS, THAT SUCH COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT MAY LEGALLY AND PROPERLY INCLUDE AN " ANTICIPATED REIMBURSEMENT " PROCEDURE, SUCH AS OUTLINED IN THE COPY OF THE COOPERATIVE PROJECT AGREEMENT ENCLOSED IN THE ABOVE REFERRED TO LETTER. HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 513 (R. O. INGLE)
OPINION — AG — A SCHOOL BUS FOR USE AT THE OKLAHOMA SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND CANNOT BE PURCHASED BY THE GOVERNING BOARD THEREOF WITH STATE FUNDS. CITE: 70 Ohio St. 1961 1990 [70-1990], 70 Ohio St. 1961 1981 [70-1981], 70 Ohio St. 1961 1722 [ 70-1722 ], 47 Ohio St. 1961 156 [ 47-156 ] (J. H. JOHNSON)
OPINION — AG — THE AG CONCURS IN THE CONCLUSION OF THE OKLAHOMA WATER RESOURCES BOARD THAT THE FILING OF THE INSTANT PLANS ESTABLISHED "A PRIORITY DATE FOR THE WITHDRAWAL FROM FURTHER APPROPRIATION OF THE THEN UNAPPROPRIATED WATER AVAILABLE IN THE WASHITA STREAM SYSTEM TO SUPPORT THE FEASIBILITY AND WATER SUPPLY NEEDED FOR THE SUCCESSFUL OPERATION OF THE PROJECTS AND TO ASSURE THE REPAYMENT TO THE UNITED STATES OF THAT PART OF THE COST THAT IS REPAYABLE UNDER RECLAMATION LAW" . . . CONSEQUENTLY,...
OPINION — AG — THE SCHOOL DISTRICT YOU MENTIONED IS WITHOUT LAWFUL AUTHORITY TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUEST OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR REPAYMENT OF THE AMOUNT CLAIMED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO HAVE BEEN OVERPAID TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT UNDER PUBLIC LAW 874, AND THAT IT SHOULD DECLINE TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUEST FOR SUCH REPAYMENT EXCEPT IN PURSUANCE OF A VALID JUDGEMENT BY A COURT OF COMPETENT JURISDICTION. CITE: 70 O.S.H. 1-19 (J. H. JOHNSON)
OPINION-AG — AN ATTORNEY IN TULSA, IN BEHALF OF AN OKLAHOMA CORPORATION, WHOSE PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS WE ASSUME IS IN TULSA, ON JANUARY 4, 1962 FILED IN YOUR OFFICE A "STATEMENT OF INTENT TO DISSOLVE" SAID CORPORATION, AS PROVIDED IN 18 Ohio St. 1961 1.183 [ 18-1.183 ], AND ON JANUARY 30, 1962, TENDERED TO YOU FOR FILING "CERTAIN ARTICLES OF DISSOLUTION" OF SAID CORPORATION. IN THIS CONNECTION YOU CALL ATTENTION TO 18 Ohio St. 1961 1.184 [ 18-1.184 ]. (FRED HANSEN)
OPINION — AG — QUESTION: " RELATIVE TO A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, WHO, AFTER FILING FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE IN HOLDENVILLE, OKLAHOMA, DIED AS A RESULT OF CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE. " — THE TEXT INDICATED TO SEE OPINION NO. SEPTEMBER 6, 1952 — SHADID (OWEN J. WATTS)
OPINION — AG — THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TEACHERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF OKLAHOMA CAN LEGALLY USE THE RESIDUE OF INTEREST, THAT MAY ACCRUE OR ACCUMULATE, FOR ADMINISTRATIVE AND OPERATIONAL PURPOSES AFTER THE FOUR PERCENT PER ANNUM INTEREST PAYMENT HAS BEEN MADE. CITE: 70 Ohio St. 1961 , 17-8(5) [70-17-8], 70 Ohio St. 1961 , 17-8(7) [70-17-8], 70 Ohio St. 1961 , 17-7(2) [70-17-7] (J. H. JOHNSON)
OPINION — AG — IF THE " COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER OR COUNTY PHYSICIAN " OR THE " PRIVATE PHYSICIAN " ABOVE REFERRED TO, TO WHAT SAID $3.00 FEE IS PAID BY THE APPLICANT, EITHER BY REASON OF BEING ROBBED, OR HAVING LOST, SAID FEE, OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON, FAILS TO TRANSMIT THE SAME TO THE STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERS, SAID BOARD SHALL NOT ISSUE A " YEARLY CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION " TO SAID APPLICANT, THAT IS, UNTIL THE REQUIRED $3.00 FEE IS PAID TO THE BOARD, EITHER BY THE APPLICANT OR BY THE...
OPINION — AG — QUESTION: "MR. HAL MASON WAS ELECTED TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF FORT SUPLLY, SAID ELECTED POSITION IS SALARIED, AND THAT HE IS EMPLOYED AT THE WESTERN STATE HOSPITAL IN CLASSIFIED SERVICE, AND YOU ASK WHETHER OR NOT MR. MASON'S POSITION ON THE BOARD IS PROHIBITED BY THE MERIT SYSTEM ACT. " — IT IS VIOLATION OF THE ACT. CITE: 74 Ohio St. 1961 818 [ 74-818 ] (DUAL OFFICE HOLDING DUAL COMPENSATION) (JIM BARNETT)
OPINION — AG — KEY WORDS: FELONY CONVICTION, DEMOCRAT IN AN ELECTION, RAN FOR OFFICE, CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATION BY THE STATE ELECTION BOARD, 26 Ohio St. 1961 168.2 [26-168.2], 74 Ohio St. 1961 18 [ 74-18 ](B) (FRED HANSEN)
OPINION — AG — UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF 34 O.S.H. 8 AS AMENDED, WHERE A PROTEST OR PROTESTS HAVE BEEN FILED AGAINST AN INITIATIVE PETITION WITHIN THE TEN DAYS PERIOD REFERRED TO IN SAID SECTION, AND SAID TEN DAY PERIOD HAS EXPIRED, NO CITIZEN MAY THEREAFTER BECOME A PROTESTANT AGAINST SAID PETITION UNLESS SAID PROTEST OR PROTESTS FILED WITHIN SAID TEN DAY PERIOD IS ABANDONED, BY THE PARTY FILING SAME, IN WHICH EVENT THE ABANDONED PROTEST OR PROTESTS MAY BE REVIVED WITHIN FIVE DAY BY ANY OTHER...
OPINION — AG — "BECAUSE OF THEIR INTEREST IN THE FORTHCOMING GENERAL ELECTION, I HAVE BEEN ASKED BY SEVERAL STATE EMPLOYEES IN THE CLASSIFIED SERVICE IF IT IS A VIOLATION OF THAT PART OF 74 Ohio St. 1961 818 [ 74-818 ] WHICH PROVIDES, 'NO EMPLOYEE IN THE CLASSIFIED SERVICE . . . SHALL TAKE PART IN THE MANAGEMENT OR AFFAIRS OF ANY POLITICAL PARTY OR ANY POLITICAL CAMPAIGN, EXCEPT TO EXERCISE HIS RIGHT AS A CITIZEN PRIVATELY TO EXPRESS HIS OPINION AND TO CAST HIS VOTE' FOR SAID EMPLOYEES, 'TO...
