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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2001

The state of Utah is asking a federal appeals court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the Timpanogos Tribe over hunting permits.

The state claims the tribe is not federal recognized even though it has lived on the Uintah-Ouray Ute Indian Reservation for more than one hundred years. Therefore, the state says it should be allowed to prosecute anyone who hunts on the reservation without a state license.

The tribe shares the reservation with the Northern Ute Tribe. The tribe has so far been able to stop the state from prosecuting anyone.

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Appeals Court Asked to Dismiss Timpanogos Suit (AP 11/8)