"I believe, as Mr. Hovis does, that litigation is more expensive than acquisition of the burial site."

Abstract

James Hovis, the tribal attorney, Watson Totus, the cemetery chairman, and Robert Jim, tribal council chairman are given a copy of letter that Relander got from Norman Fuller, with AEC, which Relander believes "might be of considerable value to the Yakimas in future developments relating to the Tomalawasy ancestrial burial grounds." Relander also passes on information from Mr. Rice about the burial grounds.