As oil boom goes bust, Oklahoma protects drillers and squeezes schools Two years ago, Oklahoma lawmakers voted to keep in place some of the lowest taxes on oil and gas production in the United States -- a break worth $470 million in fiscal year 2015 alone. The state’s schools haven’t been so fortunate.May 18, 2016
As Oil Boom Goes Bust, Oklahoma Protects Drillers And Squeezes Schools
krestia, Anchorage Daily News
Wed, 05/18/2016 - 6:18am
Sections: u.s.
Topics: Arkansas Anchorage Borough Anchorage
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