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Wash. man plans tribute to tribes
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FEBRUARY 27, 2001 A Seattle, Washington, man plans on erecting a wooden statue of Chief Seattle on land he owns near a local freeway. Dominic Gospodo says it will be a tribute to tribes and will include designs chosen by local tribes. He also is planning on building a memorial to Mother Teresa and Holocaust victims. The entire project will cost $300,000, says Gospodo. Get the Story:
Seattle man to honor nun, tribes, Holocaust victims with steel towers (AP 2/27)
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