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Reward increases for information on cattle deaths
• FARGO, N.D. (AP) -- The reward fund for a cattle shooting near Hankinson in May has grown to $4,100. • The fund was started after 13 cows and a calf were gunned down in David Kluge's pasture near the North and South Dakota border. • The North Dakota Stockmen's Association says it recently received $500 donations from Ransom Angus of Rutland, Sundance Farm Distributing of Hankinson, Wade and Lynn Moser of Bismarck, and Leona Bush of Bismarck. • Richard Clise (klys) of Camano Island, Wash., was the first person to contribute to the fund. He gave $1,000. • A $10,000 reward is being offered in a separate Oliver County case where nine head of cattle were shot. The owners of those animals put up $9,000. • The stockmen's group offers a standing $1,000 reward in cases of livestock criminals. •
Dakotas tribe gets new prosecutor courtesy of feds DAVE KOLPACK,Associated Press
• FARGO, N.D. (AP) -- While Congress continues debating a law that could give American Indian tribes more authority to prosecute domestic violence cases, a reservation that straddles the Dakotas is getting a boost in public safety. • Standing Rock is one of four reservations in the United States awarded grant (Continued on page 14)
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