Laurie Liles, Cronkite News//September 29, 2014//[read_meter]

WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court ruled Friday that Peabody Western Coal Co. can give preference to Navajo tribal members when making hiring decisions for mines on the Navajo Nation....

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