New settlement idea for
Indian claims is rumored
: WASHINGTON (UPI) Government
:sources said yesterday the ad
rlninistration has discussed introduction
'of a bill to settle the current spate of land
:claims by eastern Indians, but other
I ;officials denied the report.
Elliot Cutler, associate director of the
'Office of Management and Budget for
'natural resources, denied that such
:legislation was discussed. Cutler is on a
White House task force working on the
land claims problem.
But other sources. said there was
a r' d ikugsion of a measure that would
:'.either give the Indians a lump sum of
•money, or an appropriation plus
';'!`eminent domain" powers to buy the
:private lands they want.
"Eminent domain" refers to the
. 410 wer of government to buy private
'property at a fair price whether or not
owners are willing to sell.
~ .One source said some factions in the
'administration believe the pending land
claiin lawsuits have become a nuisance,
, tying up federal lawyers while de
pressing local economies where title
to the disputed properties is under
challenge.
'" This source said, however, that White
House counsel Robert Lipshutz is
believed to be opposed to the legislative
settlement approach. Lipschutz was
unavailable for comment.
• The claims are based on alleged
violations of the Indian Nonintercourse
'Act of 1790, which requires the federal
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Cases that would be affected by the
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -= President
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Secretary Harold Brown to consider a
shakeup of the traditional U.S.
military command structure, a
Pentagon spokesman disclosed
yesterday. _
In a memo dated Sept. 20, it was
disclosed, Carter called for "a
searching organizational review" in
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Managing the peacetime military or
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The Pentagon spokesman said
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work on preparing a study plan, and
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composed of "insiders and out
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carried out.
For Brown's guidance on the nature
of the problems to be examined,
Carter sent along a White House staff
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