HB 1883, HB 1879, and SB 166 provided the follow ing supplemental appropriations to agencies for FY'97 operations:

• 502,000 to the Attorney General.
  
  
• $266,000 to the Auditor & Inspector to fund a payroll shortage caused by a 1996 veto.
  
  
• $4.2 million for the Department of Corrections.
  
  
• $139,000 to the District Attorneys Council for Murrah Building bombing prosecution.
  
  
• $26,000 to the Ethics Commission to fund a payroll shortage caused by a 1996 veto.
  
  
• $83,000 to the State Fire Marshal.
  
  
• $262,000 to the Historical Society for the Washita Battlefield National Historical Site.
  
  
• $29,000 for the Horse Racing Commission.
  
  
• $35,000 for the Human Rights Commission.
  
  
• $14,000 for the Indian Affairs Commission.
  
  
• $2.3 million for the Indigent Defense System.
  
  
• $512,000 for the School of Science and Mathematics.
  
  
• $416,000 for the Tax Commission to fund a payroll shortage caused by a 1996 veto.
  
  
• $2.5 million for the Quartz Mountain Arts and Conference Center.
  
  
• $2.8 million for the University Hospitals Authority.
  
  
• $6.1 million for the Health Care Authority.