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Indian center holds new election
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NOVEMBER 30, 2000 The Indian Center of Lincoln, Nebraska, held new elections for five seats on its board of directors on Tuesday, adding four new members and keeping one former. The elections were held after the center cancelled a previous election. Now, the center says the incident has brought the community together and they are eager to put it behind them. Get the Story:
New vote puts 5 on Indian Center board (The Lincoln Journal Star 11/29) Related Stories:
Community consulted on election (The Talking Circle 10/11)
Cancelled election concerns community (The Talking Circle 10/5)
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