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Cobell settlement estimated to bring $45M to Minnesota
Friday, April 13, 2012
The $3.4 billion settlement to the
Cobell trust fund settlement
could bring $45 million to Minnesota but the payments have been held up by appeals.
The
D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals
heard the first challenge on February 16. The second will be heard on May 15, meaning a decision is likely months away.
"It's going to put money in the hands of people," Mark Anderson, a member of the
Bois Forte Band of Chippewa
in Minnesota, told The Minneapolis Star Tribune.
In addition to $45 million in Minnesota, the Cobell legal team estimates $55 million will go to beneficiaries in South Dakota, $54 million in North Dakota and $27 million in Wisconsin.
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Millions on hold in tribal case
(The Minneapolis Star Tribune 4/13)
Related Stories:
Native Sun News: $3.4B Cobell settlement still in question
(02/22)
DC Circuit hears first of challenges to Cobell trust settlement
(02/17)
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