Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-57.162
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Schedule for payments into Sinking Fund
Official statutory text
The State Treasurer shall deposit in the State of Oklahoma
Building Bonds of 1968 Sinking Fund, in addition to all other
amounts required to be deposited therein, the following sums for the
following fiscal year for the payment of the principal upon the
Series C Bonds:
FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1 AMOUNT
1972 $ -0-
1973 -0-
1974 75,000.00
1975 80,000.00
1976 85,000.00
1977 90,000.00
1978 95,000.00
1979 100,000.00
1980 105,000.00
1981 115,000.00
1982 120,000.00
1983 125,000.00
1984 135,000.00
1985 140,000.00
1986 150,000.00
1987 160,000.00
1988 170,000.00
1989 180,000.00
1990 190,000.00
1991 200,000.00
1992 210,000.00
1993 225,000.00
Building Bonds of 1968 Sinking Fund, in addition to all other
amounts required to be deposited therein, the following sums for the
following fiscal year for the payment of the principal upon the
Series C Bonds:
FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1 AMOUNT
1972 $ -0-
1973 -0-
1974 75,000.00
1975 80,000.00
1976 85,000.00
1977 90,000.00
1978 95,000.00
1979 100,000.00
1980 105,000.00
1981 115,000.00
1982 120,000.00
1983 125,000.00
1984 135,000.00
1985 140,000.00
1986 150,000.00
1987 160,000.00
1988 170,000.00
1989 180,000.00
1990 190,000.00
1991 200,000.00
1992 210,000.00
1993 225,000.00
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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