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Wednesday, June 13, 2007 Filed Under: Politics The House Natural Resources Committee held a legislative hearing this morning on the following bills: * H.R. 673: To direct the Secretary of the Interior to take lands in Yuma County, Arizona, into trust as part of the reservation of the Cocopah Indian Tribe, and for other purposes.The committee heard from three panels of witnesses. You can download MP3 clips of the hearing below: Opening Statements Part 1 Panel 1 - Testimony | Opening Statements Part 2 | Q&AGet the Story: Full Committee Legislative Hearing: H.R. 673, H.R. 1575 and H.R. 2120 (June 13, 2007) Related Story: Cocopah asks Congress to increase its boundaries (The Yuma Sun 6/13) Relevant Links: House Resources Committee - http://resourcescommittee.house.gov Related Stories: House Natural Resources Committee hearing (6/11) House Resources markup: IHCIA, recognition (4/25) Lumbee Tribe presses for federal recognition (4/19) Virginia tribes make case for recognition bill (4/19) House hearing on Lumbee, Virginia recognition (4/2) Indian health care push heads to House (03/19) Indian Health Care Act introduced in House (3/7) Hearings on Indian Health Care Improvement Act (3/5) Democrats promise action at USET conference (2/14) Bill to recognize Lumbee Tribe introduced again (01/08) Lumbee Tribe faces recognition battle again in 2007 (12/19) Rahall outlines Indian agenda for 110th Congress (12/11) Virginia tribe optimistic on recognition in 2007 (12/06) Copyright © Indianz.Com |
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