Alaska Native Land Claims: Hearings, Ninety-second Congress, First Session, on H.R. 3100, H.R. 7039, and H.R. 7432 ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1971 - 387 halaman |
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40 million acres aboriginal title acreage Alaska Federation Alaska Native Alaska Statehood Act Aleut Aleutian ASPINALL BEGICH Bering Strait Bristol Bay Chairman Claims Settlement committee CONGRESS THE LIBRARY Cook Inlet court determined enactment extinguished Federal Government Federation of Natives funds gentleman going Governor EGAN grants Gulf of Alaska Haida HALEY HOLDSWORTH Hydaburg incorporation Indian Claims Commission interest Interior issue Kodiak Koyukuk-Lower Yukon land selection lands in Alaska legislation LIBRARY OF CONGRESS MEEDS ment mineral leasing MORTON Native land claims Native title Native village Natives of Alaska non-Native occupancy OCEAN Ouzinkie patent payment permit President Prudhoe Bay pursuant question receive recognized regional corporation reserve revenues royalty SAYLOR Secretary share SIGLER Southwest Coastal Lowland statement STEIGER subsistence tentatively approved tion Tlingit Tlingit and Haida Tlingit-Haida townships United UPICKSOUN WEINBERG Wildlife Refuge withdrawal YUKON RIVER
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