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Destroyed documents said unrelated to lawsuit
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FEBRUARY 19, 2001 The Justice Department on Friday said records destroyed at the Federal Reserve Bank in Denver, Colorado, were unrelated to the ongoing billion dollar trust fund lawsuit against the federal government. The records were apparently destroyed by accident in late 1999. But a lawyer for the plaintiffs says he is not satisfied with the government's explanation. Get the Story:
Justice: Lost papers not related to Indian trust suit (The Denver Post 2/17) Relevant Links:
The Office of Trust Records - www.doi.gov/ost/ost_otr.html
Trust Management Improvement Project, BIA - www.doi.gov/bia/trust/tmip.htm
Indian Trust: Cobell v. Norton - www.indiantrust.org Only on Indianz.Com:
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Records a continued source of problems in lawsuit (Tribal Law 01/18)
Trust documents reported destroyed (1/17)
Trust fund battle heats up (Tribal Law 12/04)
Report: Trust fund settlement killed (Tribal Law 11/20)
Treasury wants report kept secret (Tribal Law 11/03)
Congress wants settlement of trust suit (Money Matters 10/27)
US: Trust reform project behind schedule (Tribal Law 09/19)
Trust fund case back in court (Tribal Law 09/05)
COMMENTARY: The Trust Fund (The Talking Circle 09/07)
Trust fund update (Tribal Law 08/07)
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