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SJ 73 Appalachian Cherokee Nation of Virginia

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Bill ID:2012 Senate Joint Resolution 73
Introduced:Wednesday, January 11, 2012
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Status:Introduced
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Recognition of the Appalachian Cherokee Nation.  Recognizes the existence of Appalachian Cherokee Nation within the Commonwealth and grants the Appalachian Cherokee Nation, Incorporated, representation on the Virginia Council on Indians.

Related Issues: Native Americans

 

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