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Shall the policy of government price-control be adopted in the United States? / Facts and arguments on both sides by University of Oklahoma. University extension division. Dept. of public discussion and debate, 1920-12-31 Statue of Sequoyah: Proceedings in Statuary Hall of the United States Capitol Upon the Unveiling and Presentation of the Statue of Sequoyah By the State of Oklahoma: Sixty-Fifth Congress, June 6, 1917. by State Congress of Oklahoma, 1924 A LIBRARY OF 30 BOOKS & PAMPHLETS ON OKLAHOMA GEOLOGY, LARGELY RELATED TO OIL AND GAS. by Oklahoma Geology., 1910 ACCEPTANCE OF THE STATUE OF WILL ROGERS PRESENTED BY THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA Proceedings in the Congress and in the Rotunda, United States Capitol by U. S. Government, 1939-01-01 LAWS RELATING To The FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES In OKLAHOMA. by Cato]. [Oklahoma]; [Sells, 1915-01-01 OSAT U.S. History/Oklahoma History/Government/Economics (017) Flashcard Study System: CEOE Test Practice Questions & Exam Review for the Certification Examinations for Oklahoma Educators / Oklahoma Subject Area Tests by CEOE Exam Secrets Test Prep Team, 2010 Our Government A Textbook of Civics Oklahoma by Henry L. Smith Sheldon E. Davis & Clarence H. McClure, 1936-01-01 Oklahoma City Municipal Code 2002 (2005 Cumulative Annual Supplement, I, II, III) by Oklahoma City Council, 2005 Our Government, Revised, Oklahoma Deathtrap, the Oklahoma City bombing: Were innocent people used as bait in a sting gone sour? : a collection of investigative articles by J. D Cash, 1997 Oklahoma goes wet: The repeal of prohibition (Eagleton Institute cases in practical politics, case 24) by Robert Searles Walker, 1960 Civics: The United States and Oklahoma by Rodney F Allen, 1989 Memoirs of Governor Murray and true history of Oklahoma: Together with his biography, philosophy, statesmanship, and Oklahoma history, interwoven by William H Murray, 1945

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101. Cherokee Nation
     Official tribal site with history and culture, events, employment, tribal government information and contacts.  
     http://www.cherokee.org/

102. Themuscogeecreeknation.com
     Official tribal government site features history and background, services, and contact information.  
     http://www.muscogeenation-nsn.gov/

103. Wyandotte Nation
     Presents information about history, government, community and culture. Includes contacts.  
     http://www.wyandotte-nation.org/
     
     Extractions: RSS The Wyandotte Nation Honored Person for 2010 is Ramona Reid. Ramona is a citizen of the Wyandotte Nation and was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Tribe in 1999 and has served the Nation in this capacity since that time. Ramona was born in Quapaw, Oklahoma and at a young age moved with her family to southern California where she resided for many years before moving back to the Wyandotte area. Ramona and her husband Robert (Bob) Reid have been married for 51 years and are the proud parents of two children Rory and Ramie and 3 grandchildren Cathleen, Ted and Grace Lee. Ramona is of the Wolf Clan and is the great, great, granddaughter of John James Harris. She is an avid correspondent and enjoys researching her family genealogy. One of her favorite past times is to sit on the porch of her lakefront home and read a good book. “Teh hon din she wah” is an accurate description of Ramona, meaning she gets things done. Ramona enjoys serving the Nation as a Board Member and attends most all tribal and employee functions. She has been a strong supporter of our tribal culture and heritage programs and gets involved in all the activities promoted by our Cultural Committee. The Wyandotte Nation congratulates Ramona Reid as this year’s “Honored Person”. SCHOOL SUPPLY VOUCHERS AVAILABLE FOR TRIBAL MEMBERS PRE-K THROUGH GRADE 12 WHO RESIDE WITHIN A 200 MILE RADIUS OF THE TRIBAL HEADQUARTERS IN WYANDOTTE, OKLAHOMA.

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