OKLAHOMA BRIEFS
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Sales tax free holiday succeeds
The Oklahoma Tax Commission said the state's second tax free weekend was a success.
"It's good for the state,” said Paula Ross , commission spokeswoman.
Shoppers saved an estimated $6.6 million in taxes. A final tally won't be available until next month.
The tax-free holiday, which ran Friday through Saturday, allowed consumers to buy clothing and shoes priced ...
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