2 tribal leaders resign from task force to protest pipeline

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Two tribal leaders have resigned from a Montana task force in protest of the state attorney general's support of aproposed oil pipeline from Canada.Montana Department of Justice spokesman John Barnes confirmed yesterday Jestin Dupree of Fort Peck andBrandi King of Fort Belknap stepped down from the Missing Indigenous Persons Task Force.State lawmakers created the 11-member task force to better report and find missing Native Americans, and theyput the panel under Attorney General Tim Fox (R).