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Pueblo threatened with court action on water
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FRIDAY, JULY 12, 2002 A New Mexico state official on Thursday said he might ask a federal court to Pojoaque Pueblo's water usage. State Engineer Tom Turney contends the tribe is using more water than it deserves by operating a golf course. The Pueblo's rights have been the subject of a long-running court dispute involving numerous parties in northern New Mexico. Get the Story:
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