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Fallin Stresses Good Relations with Oklahoma Tribes
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Officials from about 20 of Oklahoma's federally recognized Native American tribes joined Gov. Mary Fallin, who held a special ceremony to recognize a national proclamation of November as Native American Heritage Month.
Tuesday's ceremony was well received by tribal officials, who have seen the governor's office entangled in lawsuit with two of the state's largest tribes -- the Chickasaw and Choctaw nations -- over water rights in southeastern Oklahoma.
Fallin's office also pushed a bill to eliminate the state's Indian Affairs Commission, which the Legislature approved in 2011, and replace the state agency with a Native American liaison post in her office.
Fallin on Tuesday stressed the importance of good relations with the state's 38 federally recognized tribes and says she's meeting weekly with her Native American liaison, Jacque Hensley.
Posted: Tuesday, November 27 2012, 04:41 PM CST
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Tulsa agencies assisting in Moore recovery
May 22, 2013 07:50 GMT
TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- The city of Tulsa is sending a contingent of workers to help with the recovery in Moore, including its coordinator for grants.
The city said Tuesday that the Tulsa Area Emergency Management Agency deputy director and the city's finance and grants coordinator are helping with communication efforts.
At the request of emergency managers, the city sent an urban search and rescue team to help with the search at Plaza Towers Elementary School, which collapsed in the tornado.
The Tulsa police sent an incident management team to assist as needed at Moore.
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