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Oklahoma Gov. Henry vetoes bills amid corruption investigation into lawmakers

Gov. Brad Henry vetoed two bills that are under investigation and a state representative gave up a try for the Senate.

 
BY NOLAN CLAY    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: June 7, 2010

The first fallout from a political corruption probe came Sunday when the governor vetoed questionable legislation and state Rep. Mike Christian dropped plans to run for the state Senate.

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