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                A F F I L I A T E D   T R I B E S   O F 
                   N O R T H W E S T   I N D I A N S

                          RESOLUTION #84-F-05

     WHEREAS, the Executive Committee of the Klamath Tribe is 
authorized by the Klamath General Council to perform daily 
governmental business;  and 

     WHEREAS, the Klamath Tribe is a member in good standing with the 
Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians;  and 

     WHEREAS, the Klamath Tribe was terminated by an act of Congress 
(Public Law 587) and is no longer recognized by the United States 
government;  and 

     WHEREAS, the Klamath Tribe, despite termination, has retained 
inherent hunting, fishing, gathering, and water rights through 
precedent setting court cases (Kimbol v. Callahan I & II and United 
States v. Adair) which have benefited Tribes across the nation;  and 

     WHEREAS, the Klamath Tribe has been devastated and fragmented by 
the social, economic, and cultural injustices of termination;  and 

     WHEREAS, the Klamath Tribe has maintained its Tribal 
consciousness and conducts governmental functions to protects its 
Treaty right and provides administrative services for its Tribal 
members;  and 

     WHEREAS, the Klamath Tribe seeks to restore its government to 
government relationship with the United States and the entitlement to 
services as provided in the Treaty of 1864 so that the people of the 
Klamath Tribe may be restored and renewed;  and 

     WHEREAS, the Klamath Tribe is requesting the endorsement and 
support of its restoration effort to achieve Federal recognition 
through restoration legislation;  and 

     THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest 
Indians does hereby endorse and support the Klamath Tribe in their 
restoration effort. 


                             CERTIFICATION 

The foregoing resolution was duly endorsed at the Annual Conference of 
the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians, at Spokane, Washington, on 
September 8, 1984, with a quorum present and voting. 


 __________________________         ____________________________ 
  Delbert Frank, President             Faith Mayhew, Secretary 


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