The objective of Part II of the Colorado Legislative Council's Committee on American Indian Enrollment Problems report is to recommend policies and procedures for dealing with American Indian tuitions and Indian education at Fort Lewis College. The committee members worked with the Colorado congressional delegation and representatives of the U.S. Departments of Interior and Health, Education, and Welfare in an effort to assure adequate funding for the Indian education program and financial assistance for individual Indian students attending Fort Lewis College. Topics discussed include House Bill 1452; the Long Appropriation Bill, Senate Bill 436 (1971); the Joint Budget Committee's 1971 Appropriation Report; Indian enrollment and financial aids during the 1971 fall registration; and the use of the Hesperus Property and the Hesperus Account. Recommendations by the committee cover the following areas: continuation of Indian education, House Bill 1452, tuition grants for Indian students, Federal funding, use of the property at Hesperus, Indian membership on the Experiment Station Advisory Committee, and use of the Hesperus account. Also included are 2 appendixes showing House Joint Resolution 1029 and a chapter of House Bill 1452, "Schools II--State Universities, Colleges, and Academies." In a third appendix, the policy, in accordance with House Bill 1452, governing Indian enrollment and tuition waivers at Fort Lewis College is shown. (FF)