The Institute Of American Indian Art's Relocation Plans, 1979-07-11

Item — Box: 38, Folder: 16

Identifier: CAC_CC_109_5_38_16_0019

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The Institute Of American Indian Art's Relocation Plans

The text contains two letters from us congressman James r. Jones to Ms. Clydia nahwoosky and Mr. Hickory Starr of cultures and arts of native Americans, inc. Regarding the relocation of the institute of American Indian art.

In the first letter, congressman jones informs the recipients that the interior department is awaiting a revised proposal from the all Indian pueblo council before proceeding with the relocation. He assures them that he will keep them updated on the matter.

In the second letter, congressman jones again informs governor George nigh of the same situation. He asks the governor to provide the necessary documentation to the interior department so that the relocation can proceed.

Dates

1979-07-11

Language of Materials

English

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