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Fearing they may join the ranks of some 40-odd former and current government employees facing possible contempt charges in the contentious case over the government's handling of Native American trust funds, some Interior Department employees are refusing to work on the trust. Interior officials say the case is hampering their ability to fix the trust and is taking a toll on the work force. Plaintiffs' attorneys are unmoved.
March 26, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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