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JUNE 1, 2000 At a Bureau of Indian Affairs budget conference held in Tulsa on Wednesday, Cherokee Chief Chad Smith said the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma is seeking more money from the Department of Interior to improve health, infrastructure, and education. Get the Story:
Cherokee Nation charts budget for 2002 (The Tulsa World 6/1) Relevant Links:
The Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma: www.cherokee.org
Cherokee seek more money
Facebook TwitterJUNE 1, 2000 At a Bureau of Indian Affairs budget conference held in Tulsa on Wednesday, Cherokee Chief Chad Smith said the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma is seeking more money from the Department of Interior to improve health, infrastructure, and education. Get the Story:
Cherokee Nation charts budget for 2002 (The Tulsa World 6/1) Relevant Links:
The Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma: www.cherokee.org
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