Indians agree to buy captured site near Watsonville
Native representatives and supporters agreed Thursday to purchase the two acre site for escrow of one year to bury its remains and protect the sacred land. The talks ended a tense stand off with deputies on standby as mediation continued by Victor Cutnose and Northwest Indian Protective Cemetery Association.
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Whittier Drops Nixon Hometown Signs After Theft
Whittier officials abandon the sign reading Home town of President Nixon as souvenir theft rises. City reports 22 of 28 signs gone with one case saw souvenir hunters torching a sign stand. The council approves a new design omitting Nixon references. Nixon is a Whittier alumnus.
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