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Wash. tribe moves ahead with dam lawsuit
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2002 The Yakama Nation of Washington wants a federal judge to throw out a repair project for a federal dam. The tribe wants fish ladders installed at Keechelus Dam. The $32 million project was authorized without respecting treaty rights, according to a lawsuit filed against federal agencies. Get the Story:
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