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Okla. tribal official survives recall
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2002 The Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma won't be firing its executive director. Tony Salazar was accused of wrongdoing by some tribal members. At a council meeting yesterday, a 95 voted to keep him on board while 12 opposed him. Get the Story:
Kickapoo executive director retains position with tribe (The Shawnee News-Star 8/30) Related Stories:
Kickapoo Tribe, full of grievances (8/28)
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