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Torres-Martinez bill awaits vote
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NOVEMBER 7, 2000 A plan that finally settles a water and land dispute of the Torres-Martinez Band of Desert Cahuilla in California awaits final approval by Congress. The bill passed the House on Monday. Supporters are confident the bill will clear the Senate soon. Both houses of Congress resume sessions in two weeks. Get the Story:
Torres-Martinez not hindered by hiatus (The Desert Sun 11/7) Related Stories:
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Tribes talk settlement (Tribal Law 07/18)
Tribe revitalizes (Money Matters 07/12)
Tribe begins power project (Money Matters 06/21)
Bill would compensate Cahuilla (Tribal Law 06/14)
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