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Chairman cleared in dispute
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MAY 19, 2000 An inquiry into a Pottawatomie County land auction has concluded no laws were broken. After the April 11th auction, John "Rocky" Barrett, Chairman of the Citizen Band of Potawatomis, came under attack by a non-native landowner for bidding on land that the Tribe also wanted to buy from the local conservation district. The disgruntled bidder claimed that the Chairman was coaching the vice-Chairman, Linda Capps, who was also bidding on the same land on behalf of the tribe. Get the Story:
Controversial Shawnee land auction legal, DA rules (The Daily Oklahoman 5/19)
Relevant Links:
Citizen Band of Potawatomis
State of Oklahoma Conservation Commission
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