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Pequot tribe's water authority pulled back
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 2003 A decision to allow the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation of Connecticut greater control of water resources has been temporarily rescinded, The New London Day reports. Local officials oppose the expansion of the tribe's authority. They claim their rights were violated. They also say the tribe will be able to acquire more land and have it placed into trust. Get the Story:
State Suspends Lake Of Isles Decision — For Now (The New London Day 5/14) Related Stories:
Mashantucket Tribe's water authority opposed (05/09)
Conn. board to consider tribe's water authority (5/5)
Conn. tribe's water authority questioned (04/14)
Mashantucket Tribe granted authority over water (4/11)
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