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MARCH 9, 2001 Representative Nancy Johnson (R-Conn) on Thursday said she would introduce legislation to help communities fight land claims lawsuits and federal recognition petitions. Johnson's bill would allow communities to apply for $500,000 in funds from the Department of Interior. Communities could receive reimbursement for each lawsuit or federal recognition petition they challenge. Get the Story:
Bill would help towns financially when land claims are filed (The New London Day 3/9) Relevant Links:
Rep. Nancy Johnson - http://www.house.gov/nancyjohnson
Bill to help fight land claims recognition
Facebook TwitterMARCH 9, 2001 Representative Nancy Johnson (R-Conn) on Thursday said she would introduce legislation to help communities fight land claims lawsuits and federal recognition petitions. Johnson's bill would allow communities to apply for $500,000 in funds from the Department of Interior. Communities could receive reimbursement for each lawsuit or federal recognition petition they challenge. Get the Story:
Bill would help towns financially when land claims are filed (The New London Day 3/9) Relevant Links:
Rep. Nancy Johnson - http://www.house.gov/nancyjohnson
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