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Tribe gets heating money

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JANUARY 19, 2001

The Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma on Thursday announced the addition of $215,000 in supplementary funds for its low-income heating program.

The program helps low-income families pay heating bills. The tribe says priority goes to the elderly and disabled or households with young children.

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Cherokees get extra assistance (The Tulsa World 1/19)

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The Cherokee Nation - www.cherokee.org
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