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English-only won't be on ballot
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SEPTEMBER 8, 2000 Oklahoma voters won't be able to vote on a controversial proposal to make English the official language in the state because the deadline for having questions appear on the November ballot has passed. Tribal leaders in the state had opposed the proposal. The cockfighting question won't appear either. Get the Story:
Cockfight ban won't hit ballot (The Tulsa World 9/8) Related Stories:
English-only may not be issue (Indian U. 9/7)
Tribes oppose English-only (Indian U. 08/22)
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