Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-9.2
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SECTION 74-9.2 Other necessary committees - Expenses
Official statutory text
In the event the United States of America becomes actually at
war with any foreign power, or to cooperate with the National
Defense Program, the Governor may, if necessity demands, appoint
committees as the need may arise to deal with defense problems
affecting this state and may pay the expenses of same out of any
contingency fund appropriated for the use of the Governor.
war with any foreign power, or to cooperate with the National
Defense Program, the Governor may, if necessity demands, appoint
committees as the need may arise to deal with defense problems
affecting this state and may pay the expenses of same out of any
contingency fund appropriated for the use of the Governor.
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