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Former Passamaquoddy chief faces 30-count indictment
Bangor, Maine (AP)
A former Passamaquoddy tribal governor faces a 30-count federal indictment in connection with the alleged misapplication of about $1.7 million in federal funds earmarked for tribal programs. The indictment, charges Robert Newell, 64, of Princeton with conspiracy to defraud the U.S. government, misapplying funds and making false statements. Newell served as governor of the Indian Township reservation from September 2002 to September 2006. |
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