Land office changes its appraisal process
Gov. Brad Henry said Thursday he was offended at suggestions that a state board he sits on would sell property for less than it's worth.
The governor is a member of the commission that oversees investments and land sold to benefit public education through the Commissioners of the Land Office.
"We seek to get the highest return,” Henry said. "What we've been doing is ensuring that the process is fair and legal...
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