City agrees to clarify religious-display policy
An attorney for employees who sued Oklahoma City over the display of religious decorations at Christmas said a settlement approved Tuesday shows the case wasn't about money.
Although the city agreed to pay $20,000 in attorney fees for the two employees, the settlement includes no monetary or punitive damages. The city will clarify its rules regarding the display of religious decorations in exchange for the employees ...
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