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NOVEMBER 7, 2000

The US Forest Service and the Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office are hoping to expand the Medicine Wheel National Historic Landmark to include 15,000 acres on Medicine Mountain, an area used historically by tribes in the area.

But loggers oppose the plan because they say it puts Native American cultural and religious rights above logging and other uses.

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Indian site plans near completion (The Billings Gazette 11/7)