Okla. Stat. tit. 72, § 72-63.14
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Payment of certain bonds
Official statutory text
The bonds issued by the local public trust, working in
conjunction with the Department of Veterans Affairs, acting by and
through the Oklahoma Veterans Commission, shall be payable from the
following:
1. Fees, charges and payments, including any federal subsidies,
grants or contributions, received in respect to providing health
care to veteran patients at such facilities acquired, constructed
and equipped with the proceeds of said bonds;
2. Appropriations made in any fiscal year to the Department of
Veterans Affairs for defraying costs associated with said
facilities; and
3. Any other legally available source.
conjunction with the Department of Veterans Affairs, acting by and
through the Oklahoma Veterans Commission, shall be payable from the
following:
1. Fees, charges and payments, including any federal subsidies,
grants or contributions, received in respect to providing health
care to veteran patients at such facilities acquired, constructed
and equipped with the proceeds of said bonds;
2. Appropriations made in any fiscal year to the Department of
Veterans Affairs for defraying costs associated with said
facilities; and
3. Any other legally available source.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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