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Editorial: Praise on recognition push
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MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 2002 In an editorial today, The Norwich Bulletin praises Rep. Rob Simmons (R-Conn.) for making Indian issues a top focus of his Congressional efforts. The paper specifically focuses on Simmons push to have Congress hold a hearing on a federal recognition bill he drafted. Charging that there are no "specific" acknowledgment processes and that seven recognition criteria can be "waived," the paper says the bill will correct these problems and provide federal funds to non-Indians. Other than recognition and the related issue of gaming, the paper offers no other evidence of its its belief that Simmons has made "Indian Affairs a priority." Get the Story:
Credit Simmons for acting to fix Indian recognition process (The Norwich Bulletin 1/28) Relevant Links:
Rep. Rob Simmons - http://www.house.gov/simmons
Branch of Acknowledgment and Research - http://www.doi.gov/bia/ack_res.html Related Stories:
Hearings on recognition bill planned (1/16)
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