Oklahoma Gov. Brad Henry says he didn’t influence Shawnee highway project
SHAWNEE — Controversy is churning in Shawnee over plans to spend $8 million to $10 million to build a new Interstate 40 interchange near where Gov. Brad Henry and state Highway Commission Chairman Dan B. Overland own property.
The prospect of spending millions of dollars on an interchange some view as political at a time state programs are being slashed and employees furloughed has some residents upset.
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