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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2002

The Senate may vote today on a measure to suspend all federal recognition decisions pending reform of the system.

Connecticut Sens. Chris Dodd (D) and Joe Lieberman (D) introduced the rider to the Department of Interior budget bill. It is opposed by Sen. Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii), chairman of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee, who said he would ensure against its passage.

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Senate may vote today on recognition halt (The New London Day 9/20)
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Pomfret representative attacks Rowland's stance on tribal recognition (The Norwich Bulletin 9/20)
President raises money for GOP governors; protest groups take aim at Rowland (AP 9/20)

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