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Greater Navajo water rights sought
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FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2002 Navajo Nation representatives in Utah are urging the tribe to reassert its water rights to the Colorado River. Navajo Utah Commission Chairman Mark Maryboy has sent a resolution to the tribal council for consideration at a special session next month. He believes the tribe could be entitled from 1 million and 2 million acre-feet of water. Get the Story:
Water May Be Windfall For Navajo (The Salt Lake Tribune 3/22)
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