White House team reviews Pine Ridge talks on reservation aid
A five member White House delegation returned to Washington after two days of meetings with Sioux leaders on Pine Ridge. They discussed an 1868 treaty and urged Indian involvement in program design for faster, fairer administration and funding. Webster Two Hawk pressed tribal participation, while Rosebud chairman urged funding via tribal councils.
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Allocation urged to prevent summer gasoline shortages
The Nixon administration leans toward a mandatory summer gasoline allocation to assure nationwide supplies and priority for national security. Government would be able to take up to 10 percent of the supply for nationwide allocation, while a voluntary plan aims to keep unaffiliated customers supplied.
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