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The foundation supporting the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is seeking to expand its operational base by supporting bills for land purchases and lifting protected land use restrictions.

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The foundation supporting the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is seeking to expand its operational base by supporting bills for land purchases and lifting protected land use restrictions.

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  1. A bill supporting state interests in presidential land protection is being sponsored.1 source
  2. President persuaded to allow land use project in Nebraska.1 source

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