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MONDAY, MAY 27, 2002

Assistant Secretary Neal McCaleb last week urged the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma to hold new tribal elections.

McCaleb met with Ken Chambers, the tribe's elected chief, and Jerry Haney, the ousted chief, in Oklahoma City on Friday. The Bureau of Indian Affairs recognizes Haney but Chambers remains in power.

Get the Story:
BIA director wants new Seminole elections (The Daily Oklahoman 5/25)
BIA director meets with Seminoles (AP 5/26)

Relevant Links:
Seminole Nation of Oklahoma - http://www.cowboy.net/native/seminole

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