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Conn. 'tribe' ordered to pay city fines
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 2002 A group claiming sovereign tribal status has been told to pay $19,000 in fines for trying to ignore the authority of a Connecticut city. The Mohegan Tribe and Nation Inc., Confederation of the Mohegan-Pequot American Indian Nation and Affiliated Tribes, owes the money for various zoning, housing and related violations. Chief Moigu Standing Bear claims he is a hereditary Mohegan chief. Get the Story:
Norwich denies chief's appeal (The New London Day 8/1)
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