Audit of Drumright books released to commission
(Drumright-AP) -- A report from the state auditors office indicates that a former Drumright city employee admits he cashed checks from funeral homes so he could avoid paying tax on the income. <br><br>Thirteen-yearWednesday, May 24th 2000, 12:00 am
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(Drumright-AP) -- A report from the state auditors office indicates that a former Drumright city employee admits he cashed checks from funeral homes so he could avoid paying tax on the income.
Thirteen-year Drumright employee Harvey Robertson told auditors he then gave money to a private grave digger.
Robertson was the street superintendent. Robertson also was in charge of collecting and recording burial fees for the city-owned cemetery.
The city commission requested the report from the state auditors.
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