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Job Training Partnership Act: Native American Status for American Samoans Appears Unwarranted

HRD-88-1 Published: Dec 03, 1987. Publicly Released: Dec 03, 1987.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on whether: (1) Congress should designate American Samoans as Native Americans under the Job Training Partnership Act; and (2) other ethnic groups qualified for such designation.

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