And now:Ish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
From: "Debbie S. Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Oklahoma Tornadoes
Date: Tue, 4 May 1999 17:49:57 -0500
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Also, please be aware that many Indian people live in the Moore, South
Oklahoma City, and Midwest City, Del City area. My husband and children are
Cherokee. We live in Moore, our house was fine, but many just a few blocks
to the north of us are gone. One of the brothers of my husband's
brother-in-law lost his house in this area, he and his family are safe, he
is Arapaho. These are just a couple of examples. I know that there are
many other Indian families in Moore, as my daughter is in the Indian
education program and she has told me about her classmates and friends. At
this time, she doesn't know if any of her friends have been injured or lost
their houses. Sorry to keep going on and on, but I was not at home when the
storm hit and I spent 5 very scary and upsetting hours trying to get home.
I was with a friend in Tulsa and we had to drive through many damaged areas
and spent 30 minuets at the Meeker fire station while a tornado passed by
there.
Thanks to all of you for any help that you can send to any of the affected
areas. I know that all of the victims really appreciate your generosity.
Debbie S. Johnson
1998-99 Editor-in-Chief
American Indian Law Review
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The University of Oklahoma Law Center
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