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Gover goes to work
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JANUARY 24, 2001 Kevin Gover, former head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, is back at work in Washington, DC, working for a law firm and lobbying for Indian tribes. Gover is working for Steptoe & Johnson. The firm has employed other former Department of Interior employees, including the departed Secretary Bruce Babbitt. Gover won't say yet what tribes he might represent. But one of his critics, Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, as well as a lawyer for a town challenging one of his old decisions, said they will keep an eye on him. Get the Story:
Former BIA director will be working for Indian tribes (The New London Day 1/24)
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