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Blackfeet recovering from storm
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FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 2002 The threat of serious flooding has subsided on the Blackfeet Reservation in Montana but tribal officials are still prepared for the worst as damages from a recent snowstorm continue to be tallied. An estimate so far is $1 million. Cattle destroyed fluctuated, with a high figure of 3,100 cited by one tribal official and a low of 100 cited by another. Montana Gov. Judy Martz authorized emergency response measures for the reservation and surrounding areas. Get the Story:
Livestock stranded; rivers to rise more (The Great Falls Tribune 6/14)
Flood toll on cattle revised to only 100 (AP 6/14) Related Stories:
Blackfeet Reservation braces for flood (6/13)
Aid comes to Blackfeet Reservation (6/12)
Storm grips Blackfeet Reservation (6/11)
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