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Letter: Cobell settlement isn't 'stalled' over attorney fees
Monday, April 18, 2011
Filed Under: Cobell | Opinion

"Please be advised that the Indian Trust settlement is not stalled, as your editorial stated ("Attorney fee request out of line," April 13). The claim process is proceeding as planned. Claims are being accepted and briefings for Natives are being held this week in a number of Native communities in the Midwest.

There will be a court hearing June 20 on various issues including legal fees and other issues, as you noted. But the claim process has not been stopped."

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Trust settlement not stalled (The Lincoln Journal Star 4/15)

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