Official apologizes for handling of funds
In Washington the Clinton administration’s top Indian official Kevin Gover urged a federal judge to keep government control of 500 million in trust funds mismanaged for decades. Gover said stripping the BIA of the accounts would destroy the agency and the government’s trust relationship with tribes amid a class action seeking reform.
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U S and North Korea toHold Talks in Beijing Next Week
The United States and North Korea plan talks in Beijing next week between U S envoy Charles Kartman and Vice Foreign Minister Kim Gye Gwan. The encounter follows the sinking of a North Korean warship off the western Korean coast and the deaths of 30 sailors after a South Korean vessel bumped it. Both sides contest the maritime border area. a 1950 53 armistice left no clear sea boundary. The Pentagon dispatched two warships and four surveillance planes to monitor the region.
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