Indians consider separation as Maine tribes claim vast lands
A Penobscot Reservation report outlines fears of a push for autonomous status as Penobscot and Passamaquoddy claim about two thirds of Maine. Governor Longley warns the issue could inspire similar moves in New York, the Dakotas, and the Southwest. Tribal leaders stress independence while others reject such plans.
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Penobscot sovereignty stance highlighted by Sapier and Thompson
The article discusses Penobscot sovereignty, noting they never signed away their rights or been conquered. Sapier stresses a unique continuous nation with historical basis for autonomy while Ken Thompson confirms their status as a separate people and not part of Maine or the Union.
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School Lunches Across District Food List
Wednesday menus across Baytown Barbers Hill Channel View Deer Park and other campuses show a variety of meals including breakfast with orange juice cereal toast and milk and lunches featuring turkey and dressing burgers meats beans greens salads rice and desserts with milk pie or pudding as available.
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