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Strongest positive: Joanne Begay, United States of Am. v. Betty R. Albers, R.E. Albers, Vera A. Albers, Sharon Albers (Fuller) Robinson, Rebecca Claire Albers, Imogene Albers, Unknown Heirs of R.E. Albers, Deceased, Unknown Heirs of Vera A. Albers, Deceased, Unknown Heirs of William B. Albers, Deceased, Eth-Ka-Nes-Pah (Mrs. Cecil Navajo), United States of Am. v. Betty R. Albers, R.M. Albers, Imogene Albers, Betty R. Albers (As Tr. for Sharon Albers Robinson [Formerly Sharon Albers Fuller], Rebecca Claire Albers & William Alan Albers), Sharon Albers Robinson (Formerly Sharon Albers Fuller), Rebecca Claire Albers, & William Alan Albers, Eth-Ka-Nes-Pah (Mrs. Cecil Navajo) v. Betty R. Albers, R.M. Albers, Imogene Albers, Betty R. Albers, Betty R. Albers (As Tr. for Sharon Albers Robinson [Formerly Sharon Albers Fuller], Rebecca Claire Albers & William Alan Albers), Sharon Albers Robinson, (Formerly Sharon Albers Fuller), Rebecca Claire Albers, & William Alan Albers, 721 F.2d 1274 (10th Cir. 1983)
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Vicenti
v.
United States
No. 72-1275.
Supreme Court of the United States.
Nov 26, 1973.
Published opinion
414 U.S. 1057
Published

C. A. 10th Cir. Petition for writ of certiorari dismissed under Rule 60 of the Rules of this Court.