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Interior bill funds Cahuilla settlement
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2001 Congress on Wednesday passed a $19.1 billion Department of Interior spending bill that makes a payment to the Torres-Martinez Desert Cahuilla for a land settlement. Congress passed a $14 million bill to authorize the tribe for land flooded by the Salton Sea. The appropriations bill funds a $6 million payment. The bill also authorizes the rural tribe to purchase land in a more lucrative area for economic development. Get the Story:
Congress OKs funds for Torres-Martinez (The Palm Springs Desert Sun 10/18) Today on Indianz.Com;
Interior spending approved amid anthrax (10/18) Get the Interior Bill H.R.2217:
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