Okla. Stat. tit. 65, § 65-41
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Extension or operation of library services - Grants -
Official statutory text
Purchase of personal property.
In the administration of any state plan for the extension or
operation of library services of any type, or of any allied or
related services, the State Librarian and Archivist may, from funds
available for the carrying out of said plan, make grants under such
condition as he considers appropriate and may purchase personal
property to be used in the operation of the plan. He may either
loan or transfer the title of such personal property to the
libraries or other agencies participating in the plan, under such
conditions as he may deem appropriate, including but not limited to
conditions as to use, maintenance, repair, replacement, insurance,
continuation of the program established by the plan, and the return
of such personal property.
In the administration of any state plan for the extension or
operation of library services of any type, or of any allied or
related services, the State Librarian and Archivist may, from funds
available for the carrying out of said plan, make grants under such
condition as he considers appropriate and may purchase personal
property to be used in the operation of the plan. He may either
loan or transfer the title of such personal property to the
libraries or other agencies participating in the plan, under such
conditions as he may deem appropriate, including but not limited to
conditions as to use, maintenance, repair, replacement, insurance,
continuation of the program established by the plan, and the return
of such personal property.
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