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Another Okla. city plans Indian center
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MONDAY, JULY 14, 2003 If all goes as planned, two major Oklahoma cities will have centers dedicated to Indian culture. Tulsa plans a $40 million center with an opening date of 2007. Funding would come from a sales tax package. Oklahoma City's planned center is the more well known. The city expects to spend between $70 million and $100 million and have it open by 2007. Get the Story:
City, Tulsa both plan Indian cultural centers (The Daily Oklahoman 7/14)
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