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Nonviolent War Aims to Add Kootenai Lands in Idaho
In Bonners Ferry Idaho the Kootenai tribe declares a bloodless war to win more land funds and rights. Officials estimate about 475000 dollars in projects including a 128000 acre reservation, housing programs, a water system, and a community center grant. Tribal leader Amy Trice notes ongoing wartime demands and growing government engagement.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
United States
Hellgate
Mont
Kootenai
Rodger Bernklow
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Northern Idaho
Indian Health Service
Economic Development Administration
Cecil Andrus
Po Hce
Amy Trice
Tiscal
National Forest
Montana
Kootenais
Ray Abraham
Boundary County Sheriff's Office
Ronnie Abraham
Ronnie
Congress
Jimmy Kotenai
John
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