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Okla. tribe to hold secret ballot
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2002 The Otoe-Missouri Tribe of Oklahoma is holding a secret ballot on Sunday to decide whether to remove Secretary Julia Tah. Signatures were gathered in June to remove Tah, but since no election board was in place at the time, she has remained in office. The Daily Oklahoman does not report the reason for Tah's potential removal. Get the Story:
State Roundup: Tribe to decide on ouster attempt (The Daily Oklahoman 10/16)
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