Bond Issues for Museums
Clip: Season 4 Episode 443 | 4m 54s
50-million in bond issues for two new museums
Two bills are moving forward to fund completion of the American Indian Cultural Center and Museum and to build the OKPOP Museum in Tulsa. Each project would receive $25-million in funding if final approval is given. Oklahoma City is reviewing the plan for the Cultural Center and Museum because of all the conditions the state is putting into place in order to get the funding.
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Bond Issues for Museums
Clip: Season 4 Episode 443 | 4m 54s
Two bills are moving forward to fund completion of the American Indian Cultural Center and Museum and to build the OKPOP Museum in Tulsa. Each project would receive $25-million in funding if final approval is given. Oklahoma City is reviewing the plan for the Cultural Center and Museum because of all the conditions the state is putting into place in order to get the funding.
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