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USDA wants Indian themes cut from 4H
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THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 2002 The Department of Agriculture in a recent report recommended a 4H program eliminate its use of Indian themes and symbols. The March report came after a review of the West Virginia 4H chapter, which is affiliated with the West Virginia University. The program receives $4.5 million in federal funds. Get the Story:
Ending Indian themes is urged (The Washington Times 6/27)
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