Okla. Stat. tit. 72, § 72-229
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State Veterans Home at Talihina - Establishment –
Official statutory text
Operations transferred.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 72. Soldiers and Sailors Page 60
A. Until operations are transferred pursuant to subsection B of
this section, there is hereby established, in addition to the other
State Veterans Homes established by this title, the State Veterans
Home at Talihina, Oklahoma, on the site of the Oklahoma State
Sanatorium, Talihina, Oklahoma.
B. Upon a date to be determined by the Oklahoma Veterans
Commission, operations of the State Veterans Home at Talihina
established under this section shall be transferred to the State
Veterans Home at Sallisaw, Oklahoma, established under Section 1 of
this act.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 72. Soldiers and Sailors Page 60
A. Until operations are transferred pursuant to subsection B of
this section, there is hereby established, in addition to the other
State Veterans Homes established by this title, the State Veterans
Home at Talihina, Oklahoma, on the site of the Oklahoma State
Sanatorium, Talihina, Oklahoma.
B. Upon a date to be determined by the Oklahoma Veterans
Commission, operations of the State Veterans Home at Talihina
established under this section shall be transferred to the State
Veterans Home at Sallisaw, Oklahoma, established under Section 1 of
this act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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