Oklahoma Republicans carry momentum home after convention
Oklahoma GOP delegates say momentum from the Republican National Convention will be carried into state and local races. They credit George W. Bush’s nomination speech for energizing donors and volunteers and expect to campaign nationwide, with plans to sustain momentum as they back national and local candidates.
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Former Speaker's son fired from health department
In Muskogee Oklahoma Linda Hattaway, administrator at the Muskogee County Health Department, recommended the dismissal of Brad Alan Barker, son of former House Speaker Jim Barker, after saying he had no clear duties. Barker denied neglecting duties as a maternal and child health consultant and said he is no longer with the department. He earned $26,568 annually and was hired February 7, 1994. the firing occurred June 30.
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Cherokee Nation row over fake leaders selling tags
A group claiming to be the real Cherokee Nation is selling auto tags and registering members while planning spending avenues, denounced as illegal by Tahlequah based leaders who call them a bogus government. The 11 member governing board leads the rival group, which says it seeks federal recognition despite opposition.
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