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Ban on non-Indian cattle off ballot
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JUNE 15, 2000 A proposal to ban non-Indian cattle grazing on the Colville Reservation in Washington will not be on the ballot on Saturday due to a lawsuit pending in tribal court over the measure. Tribal Councilman Lou Stone filed a lawsuit against tribal Chairwoman Colleen Cawston and Vice Chairwoman Jeanne Jerred of improperly allowing the council to remove the referendum. Four districts on the reservation have elections on Saturday Get the Story:
Non-tribal grazing ban stays off ballot (The Spokesman Review 6/15)
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