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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2002

The Cherokee Nation and the state of Oklahoma signed a compact to share revenues from the proceeds of car tags.

The tribe has an inherent right to offer car tags, which are typically priced cheaper than the state's. But it signed the deal to funnel money to the state for schools and for road improvement.

Get the Story:
Cherokees, Oklahoma sign tag deal (The Daily Oklahoman 10/1)

Relevant Links:
Cherokee Nation - http://www.cherokee.org

Related Stories:
Cherokee Nation starts selling tags (10/30)
Cherokee Nation Chief sued on car tags (10/18)
Warning issued on fake Cherokee tags (8/10)
Okla. tribe's tags are OK (4/5)
Cherokee tag plan goes forward (1/22)
Cherokee Nation approves car tags (1/16)
Cherokee Nation to vote on car tags (12/22)
Tribe not worried about cheaper tags (10/17)