A Road At Six Rivers
Indian Rights

A Road At Six Rivers
Indian Rights

This text has two articles. The first article the author is unknown and the opinion sides with the Justices' and the U.S.D.A. F.S. The opinion that, "the government could not operate to satisfy every citizen."

The second article is a more fact based article discussing, "the unwarranted fear on the part of the court, that religious minorities could effectively control public tract lands."

A Road At Six Rivers - Unknown
Indian Rights - Kerry Beane

HSU Special Collections

The Sacramento Bee- Opinion Section

05/31/1988

Newspaper

English

1 Pages

Lois Risling Collection

Kerry Beane writes; "it is time for the courts to acknowledge and encourage understanding of American's cultural heritage if justice is to be shared by all people. A pristine environment for the sake of cultural duty should not be too much to require, when one knows that it is crucial to the existence of all present and future humanity.
Unknown writer- Where such powerful arguments against the government can be marshaled there's no need to add religion into the balance. Where they cannot, religious beliefs should not endow its adherents with any special privileges.

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