Tag Agent Resigns After State Audit
An Alfalfa County tag agent resigned after a state audit found an $18,000 shortage in deposits at her agency. Tax Commissioner John Garrett said slow bookkeeping and anger at being audited may explain the discrepancy, and a new audit will determine the missing funds. Saundra Murrell was named to replace the agent as the agency is rechecked.
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Oklahoma Supreme Court to hear bid to stay custody order
The Oklahoma Supreme Court set a March 21 hearing on a request to stay an order transferring custody of a girl and ordering her mother to pay child support. The case centers on alleged impacts from the child's visits to a nudist camp in 1976 and 1977 and whether a psychiatrist found no adverse effects. The mother challenges the March 6 custody order and $75 monthly support plus $700 in attorney fees, arguing the ruling was prepared before evidence was complete.
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