Ranchers praise Apache aid as land dispute heard
In Washington a House subcommittee heard ranchers Glenn Layton and Skeet Bowman praise the San Carlos Apache tribe for supporting compensation legislation. The proposed bill would pay ranchers for loss of grazing land in the Mineral Strip and authorize the government to buy remaining ranches, amid opposition from Interior officials who warn of dangerous precedent. Tribal representatives urged passage, arguing the land was acquired in good faith and responsibility lies with the federal government.
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Glenn Layton
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Bowman
Graham County
Layton
San Carlos Tribe
Sam Steiger
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Interior
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George L. Turcott
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Turcott
John C. Whitaker
Jane
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Montana
Turcoll
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Colorado open meeting law could upend two party system
Speaker John D. Fuhr warned that Colorado open meeting rules will destroy the two party system as 65 legislators may not caucus by party. He cited Colorado's act passed Nov 7 after a Common Cause led ballot push and noted limits on two or more lawmakers meeting. Arizona debated open meetings but stalled in conference committee as lawmakers adjourned.
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Derby Soap Box Registration Dates Announced in Tucson
Registration for the sixth annual Tucson Soap Box Derby takes place tomorrow and Sunday and May 19 and 20 from 9 am to 4 pm at Jim Click Ford on 11420 EE. 22nd St. The event, by the auto agency and Tucson Optimists Club, is open to children 0 to 18 and includes build classes for four soap box racers each Saturday in June with car inspections on July 21 and trial runs on July 22.
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National Democrat Leader to Speak in Tucson Dinner
National Democratic Party Chairman Robert S. Strauss will address the Key to the City dinner in Tucson on June 26. The event at the Pioneer International Hotel is a Democratic fundraiser with tickets at 25 dollars, starting with a 7 p.m. cocktail hour and a 8 p.m. program. Strauss, a Dallas attorney and former treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, helped launch the small-contributor fundraising telethon that raised 3.5 million dollars.
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Tucson
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