Records, 1983-1984.

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Records, 1983-1984.

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Resource documents for proposed tribal grants, including minutes of staff meetings, needs assessment survey (1983), consultant's agreement between the Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma and John Troop, BIA planning documents, and constitution and bylaws of Indian Tribes Community Development Association; forms for contractors bids, birth certificates, financial status reports, and Geological Survey maps; information concerning labor force in Oklahoma counties; maps and site plans; manpower information; inventories; poverty income outlines; publications of National Indian Health Board and OSHA; materials of Pawnee Community Chamber of Commerce; press releases; grant proposals and related materials; information on Robert Wood Johnson Foundation N.E. Oklahoma rural infant care project; soil survey interpretations; education survey; poverty income guidelines; subscriptions; and other records.

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Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma

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