Liquor law leaves money on the table
Gov. Brad Henry recently described Oklahoma ’s budget condition as a "crisis” and cautioned that "important programs throughout the state are suffering,” calling the situation "critical.” Not surprisingly, lawmakers are looking under every seat cushion at the Capitol for extra funds to keep programs running. However, at least one cushion has yet to be uncovered.
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