BISMARCK — North Dakota continues to take in oil tax revenues above numbers that were forecast, as the U.S. war with Iran drags on. The revenues are spurred by high oil prices resulting from the war and steady, ongoing increases in oil production in the state, as outlined in the Department of Mineral Resources media briefing on Tuesday, Oct. 20. Richard Suggs, a geology and Underground Injection Control program manager, presented the data, most …