Opinion No. 75-175

Oklahoma Attorney General Reports

Opinion No. 75-175

DecidedMay 30, 1975

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OPINION — AG — ** CONSTITUTIONALITY OF TEACHER SALARY INCREASES ** SENATE BILL NO. 434, SECT. 22, THIRTY FOURTH LEG. SESSION, PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN SPECIFIED TEACHER SALARY INCREASES IS CONSTITUTIONAL. THERE IS NO IRRECONCILABLE CONFLICT BETWEEN 70 O.S. 1974 Supp., 5-117 [70-5-117] GIVING LOCAL BOARDS OF EDUCATION GENERAL AUTHORITY TO FIX COMPENSATION OF TEACHERS AND STATUTES SUCH AS SECT. 22, SENATE BILL NO. 434 AND 70 O.S. 1974 Supp., 18-114 [70-18-114] WHICH MAKE SUCH GENERAL AUTHORITY SUBJECT TO MINIMUM SALARY REQUIREMENTS. CITE: 70 O.S. 1974 Supp., 18-114.1 [70-18-114.1] (JAMES C. LOCKHART)

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OPINION — AG — ** CONSTITUTIONALITY OF TEACHER SALARY INCREASES ** SENATE BILL NO. 434, SECT. 22, THIRTY FOURTH LEG. SESSION, PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN SPECIFIED TEACHER SALARY INCREASES IS CONSTITUTIONAL. THERE IS NO IRRECONCILABLE CONFLICT BETWEEN 70 O.S. 1974 Supp., 5-117 [70-5-117] GIVING LOCAL BOARDS OF EDUCATION GENERAL AUTHORITY TO FIX COMPENSATION OF TEACHERS AND STATUTES SUCH AS SECT. 22, SENATE BILL NO. 434 AND 70 O.S. 1974 Supp., 18-114 [70-18-114] WHICH MAKE SUCH GENERAL AUTHORITY SUBJECT TO MINIMUM SALARY REQUIREMENTS. CITE: 70 O.S. 1974 Supp., 18-114.1 [70-18-114.1] (JAMES C. LOCKHART)

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