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Fraud allegations may hurt Navajo bonding ability

The Associated Press//August 8, 2011//

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Fraud allegations may hurt Navajo bonding ability

Fraud allegations may hurt Navajo bonding ability

The Associated Press//August 8, 2011//

Navajo Nation officials hit with a civil lawsuit alleging they used tribal money as personal slush funds and mismanaged outside funding are concerned that the complaint could impact their ability...

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Tags: KeyBank, Mark Grant, Navajo Nation, University of Houston Law Center, Indian reservation, Tribal Council, lawsuit, Navajo people

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