Landless Paiute Indians face Catch 22 on new site
About 20 Paiute families seek federal grants of around 256000 to prepare 40 acres overlooking Aurora Creek for utilities and low cost housing but a federal rule delaying construction until archaeological value is determined blocks houses. Archaeologist Elston calls the site a junkyard of ancient artifacts while noting years of treasure hunting and bureaucratic delays.
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Brendan Riley
Associated Press
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Archeological Center in Tucson survey on Indian land
The Archeological Center in Tucson, an arm of the National Park Service, said chances are slim the new Indian land holds major historic significance but the survey must be done under federal law to enable funds for housing.
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Nevada Archeological Survey Office
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Tucson
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A call to readers to decipher a six letter puzzle formed by an adjoining picture. Submit a neatly decorated entry with name age address and zip to Cappy Dick's Midweek Printing Press Contest at Garden City Telegram by the stated deadline. All entries become property.
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