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Two Osage Nation bills on data center operations and reopening the tribe’s defunct immersion school will not become law after Principal Chief Joe Tillman pocket-vetoed them.
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An investigation into allegedly stolen Osage Nation property began after Principal Chief Joe Tillman’s chief of staff reported missing school materials to the Police. -
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