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Indian funding questioned
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MAY 12, 2000 Oklahoma Indian leaders told members of the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs in Washington, DC that tribal members in their state are being denied health care and public schools are losing valuable monies due to unfair distribution of federal funds. The Thursday meeting was held by the Committee to discuss Oklahoma issues. Get the Story:
Indian funding inequity is cited (The Tulsa World 5/12) Relevant Links:
From the Senate: The Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
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