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A field of 19 in tribal primary
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2002 Nineteen members of the Southern Ute Tribe of Colorado are vying for four seats on the tribal council. Five are seeking the chairman's post. Leonard Burch is not running again. He was convicted on tribal charges of drunk driving. Fourteen are running for the three other seats. The election will be held October 1. Get the Story:
Ute seek changes for future (The Durango Herald 10/22)
Southern Ute Tribe losing chairman (AP 10/22) Related Stories:
Ute chairman jailed for drunk driving (09/23)
A crowded field runs for council (9/5)
Ute chairman tries to withdraw plea (8/28)
Ute leader pleads guilty to alcohol charge (8/07)
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