Department of the Interior and Related Agencies Appropriations for Fiscal Year 1989: Department of EducationU.S. Government Printing Office, 1988 - United States |
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... Tribe . The Congress had been constantly informed on an annual basis that the appropriations made by Congress for Indian education had been wisely used . This was not the case for those Navajos residing in the Former Joint Use Area ...
... Tribe . The Congress had been constantly informed on an annual basis that the appropriations made by Congress for Indian education had been wisely used . This was not the case for those Navajos residing in the Former Joint Use Area ...
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... Tribe about what might be done to address the apparent problems . The Tribe suggested that the Commission take off- reservation land into trust so that it could not be used as collateral . This was clearly not authorized by the ...
... Tribe about what might be done to address the apparent problems . The Tribe suggested that the Commission take off- reservation land into trust so that it could not be used as collateral . This was clearly not authorized by the ...
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... Tribal Involvement In the Commission's early years , the three Commissioners attended chapter meetings in all the affected chapters on a regular basis . It was quite a shock to realize that most of those ... Tribe in understanding the 618.
... Tribal Involvement In the Commission's early years , the three Commissioners attended chapter meetings in all the affected chapters on a regular basis . It was quite a shock to realize that most of those ... Tribe in understanding the 618.
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... tribes . The original 1974 legislation envisioned a serious effort at negotiation as the primary solution to the problem . Actual partition of the JUA and relocation of families residing on land partitioned to another tribe was only to ...
... tribes . The original 1974 legislation envisioned a serious effort at negotiation as the primary solution to the problem . Actual partition of the JUA and relocation of families residing on land partitioned to another tribe was only to ...
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... Tribes would lead to far better results than would resolutions imposed by the courts or by the Congress . " This is clearly an issue , Mr. Chairman , about which both tribes feel very strongly . The Hopi Tribe has always maintained that ...
... Tribes would lead to far better results than would resolutions imposed by the courts or by the Congress . " This is clearly an issue , Mr. Chairman , about which both tribes feel very strongly . The Hopi Tribe has always maintained that ...
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Page 899 - The Secretary of the Interior shall advise such tribe or its tribal council of all appropriation estimates or Federal projects for the benefit of the tribe prior to the submission of such estimates to the Bureau of the Budget and the Congress.
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