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Northwest timber row fuels Indian land battle
Taholah logging unit on Quinault land near Taholah Washington sparks a dispute over federal control of Indian timber. Officials warn that millions of acres have been logged with little restoration while the Quinaults seek more management, reforestation, and a path to tribal ownership amid lawsuits and road blockages.
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America
Evergreen Northwest
Bob Law
Quinault Indian Tribal
Taholah
Carl John
Earl Wilcox
Julia Butler Hansen
D. Wash
Interior Department
Quinault
Quinault Reservation
Pacific Ocean
Quinault River
Aloha Lumber Corp
Evans Products
Portland
Ore
BIA
Washington
Fickersen
Jackson
Bureau
John Schaeff
Crane Creek
Allottees’ Committee
Helen Mitchell
Court of Indian Claims
Bureau For Timber Management
Qunaults
Ashoa
Guy MeceMinds
Quinault Resources and Development
Law
Tribe