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April, 2006 NDN News
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Indian health officials organize to prevent cuts
April
28, 2006
Billings Gazette - MT, USA
... in funding from the Indian Health Service
budget that ... budget cuts are: the Indian
Health Board of Billings, $1.4 million; North
American Indian Alliance of ...
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Navajos to share Long Walk saga
April
28, 2006
Arizona Republic -
Phoenix,AZ,USA
... Center. The event is co-presented by Kyrene
Elementary School District and Mesa Public
Schools Native American Education Program.
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Conference examines economic growth on
reservations
April
28, 2006
Aberdeen American News -
Aberdeen,SD,USA
... FALLS, SD - Economic development on American
Indian reservations helps ... The Bureau of
Indian Affairs brought tribal ... we create a
good positive environment on the ...
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Don't meth with meth, coalition says
April
28, 2006
Billings Gazette - MT, USA
... prosecutor for the tribe. Littlebird is a
retired Bureau of Indian Affairs criminal
investigator with 28 years in law enforcement.
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NCAA Declines 3 Appeals on Indian Mascots April
28, 2006
Houston Chronicle - United
States
... In the eight months since the NCAA sent the
message about what it considered unacceptable
American-Indian nicknames, mascots and imagery,
nearly all the ...
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NCAA denies second appeal April
28, 2006
Grand Forks Herald - Grand
Forks,ND,USA
... In addition, Bradley University was placed
on a five-year "watch list.". "The Executive
Committee concluded that Native American
references used by each ...
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NCAA denies Illini use of Indian mascot April
28, 2006
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
- Fort Wayne,IN,USA
The NCAA reinforced its stance against the use
of American Indian nicknames, mascots and
imagery it deems “hostile” and “abusive,”
rejecting appeals by ...
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Bad
news for supporters of Sioux nickname April
28, 2006
Bismarck Tribune - ND, USA
... Having grown up in the Bis/Mandan area, I
will be the first to admit that there are too
many negative stereotypes that are associated
with being Native American ...
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Biker campground under fire
April
27, 2006
Aberdeen American News -
Aberdeen,SD,USA
... never erupted, is considered sacred by
American Indian tribes ... He talked about
building an 80-foot Indian statue as ... has a
right to develop his land, which totals ...
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How to resolve Indian land claims
April
27, 2006
Toronto Star - Ontario,
Canada
... by simply ceding land that was ours, by law.
... of lands being returned to non-taxable
Indian status ... and a co-founder of the Native
American Journalists Association ...
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American Indian reservations getting air
ambulances
April
27, 2006
Grand Forks Herald - Grand
Forks,ND,USA
... president of the National Congress of
American Indians. The Inter-Tribal Economic
Alliance, which he now runs, is a national
coalition of Indian tribes, Alaska ...
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Immigrant benefits to US negate heated rhetoric April
27, 2006
Indian Country Today -
Canastota,NY,USA
... With this background, Indian country has to
look with some bemusement at the hostility shown
to new arrivals by descendants of these previous
immigrants, who ...
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Drug abuse, suicide among top tribal concerns April
27, 2006
MSNBC - USA
By David Melmer. RAPID CITY, SD - Emerging
priorities in health care in Indian country are
as diverse as Indian country itself and
difficult to categorize. ...
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New threat rattles
Red Lake High School
April
26, 2006
(MINNESOTA) -- A Red Lake High School student is
in custody after new threats of violence were
made against the beleaguered school, its
students and staff members, according to sources
with knowledge of the situation.
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American Indian
reservations getting air ambulances April
26, 2006
Grand Forks Herald - Grand
Forks,ND,USA
SIOUX FALLS, SD - Isolated American Indians soon
will be closer to emergency health care through
a plan to put air ambulances on reservations
nationwide.
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Firm fined for cheating tribe April
26, 2006
Aberdeen American News -
Aberdeen,SD,USA
SIOUX FALLS, SD - A Texas company has been fined
$4.6 million for cheating schools on the Pine
Ridge Indian Reservation as part of a federal
program.
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DORREEN YELLOW BIRD
: A living link with Sitting Bull
April
26, 2006
(NORTH DAKOTA) -- When my sister and I arrived
in New Town, N.D., this past weekend, it was
balmy and warm. But as the days passed, the
weather turned, as it does during a typical
North Dakota spring.
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Johnson: Use FEMA
trailers in Indian Country April
24, 2006
Aberdeen American News -
Aberdeen,SD,USA
The South Dakota Democrat has suggested to the
Federal Emergency Management Agency that the
trailers be moved to Indian Country for housing
and school buildings
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Bois Forte receiving housing assistance
April
24, 2006
Duluth News Tribune -
Duluth,MN,USA
The Bois Forte Reservation will receive
$1,029,961 in ... The Indian Housing Block Grant
Program provides ... provide affordable housing
for American Indian communities ...
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EPA honors tribes as environmental heroes
April
24, 2006
Indian Country Today -
Canastota,NY,USA
... Environmental Protection Agency selected
American Indian tribes in ... The Ak Chin
Indian Community in Maricopa ...
organization's 600-acre coastal land base
includes ...
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Navajos protest water talks with Peabody Coal April
24, 2006
Indian Country Today -
Canastota,NY,USA
... closed! Navajos need to look into
alternative energy and save the water for their
own needs,''' Benally told Indian Country Today.
...
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Tribal leaders cite obstacles April
24, 2006
Rapid City Journal - Rapid
City,SD,USA
By Jomay Steen, Journal Staff Writer. RAPID CITY
-- Economic development in Indian Country
benefits all of South Dakota, tribal leaders
told Sen. ...
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Native American
health: Marchers demand Bush restore funds for
...April
22, 2006
Santa Fe New Mexican -
Santa Fe,NM,USA
By JIM GRAHAM | Associated Press. SALT LAKE CITY
— To chanting and the pounding of drums,
hundreds of people marched Friday against ...
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Company charged with defrauding Indian schools
April 22,
2006
Rapid City Journal - Rapid
City,SD,USA
... pay $4.6 million for defrauding the US
government and American Indian schools in ... of
the Oglala Nation Educational Coalition on Pine
Ridge Indian Reservation.
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American Indian
Tribes Tap Into Golf
April 22, 2006
Houston Chronicle - United
States
... In Minnesota and elsewhere, American Indian
tribes that have mastered the casino gambling
trade are increasingly venturing into the golf
course business. ...
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Diabetes health fair planned at school
April 22,
2006
Billings Gazette - MT, USA
... Crow Tribal Youth Services, Crow Tribal
Diabetes-American Diabetes Association ...
Center, nutrition specialist Shirley Redding,
Indian Health Service, and Behavior ...
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Construction conference promotes 'growing our own' April
20, 2006
Indian Country Today - Canastota,NY,USA ... Wayne Taylor; and Peterson Zah, former president of the
Navajo Nation and adviser to the president of Arizona State
University on American Indian affairs, were ...
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Park, Hopi Tribe will bury 1,528 Puebloan remains
April
20, 2006
Cortez
Journal - Cortez,CO,USA
... must consult with lineal descendants, American Indian tribes
and ... to descendants, tribes and Native Hawaiian organizations
... n The law requires the secretary of ...
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Smoking Ban May Be Revised To Add Exemption
April
18, 2006
cbs4denver.com - Denver,CO,USA
... Mike May, the ban's chief sponsor, said an American Indian
lawmaker raised concerns that the ban could prevent smoking in
off-reservation religious ceremonies ...
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ND AMERICAN INDIAN ROUNDUP
April 17, 2006
Grand Forks Herald - Grand
Forks,ND,USA
The Three Affiliated Tribes is considering a new
constitution to replace one written by the federal
government 70 years ago. A tribal ...
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Expedition looks different 'Through Indian Eyes' April
17, 2006
OregonLive.com - Portland,OR,USA
... The author of such classics as "Patriot Chiefs: A
Chronicle of American Indian Resistance" and "The Nez Perce
Indians and the Opening of the Pacific Northwest ...
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Airing the meth crisis is courageous and needed April
14, 2006
Indian Country Today - Canastota,NY,USA ... own rodeo-champion nephew. Indian country knows how painful
it can be to share these stories with outsiders. The personal
hurt is ...
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The Trail of Tears
April 14, 2006
Indian Country Today -
Canastota,NY,USA
... Georgia, which initiated the first true US gold rush;
nearly instantaneously, laws were passed against American
Indian allowance to pan for gold and own land.
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Drawing blood April 14, 2006
World Magazine - USA
... That means they're subject to the Indian Child Welfare
Act (ICWA), a 1978 law that gives federally recognized
Native American tribes near-complete sovereignty ...
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Food for thought April 14, 2006
Convenience Store Decisions -
Bensalem,PA,USA
... unilateral decision not to enforce a measure he
signed into law last year to collect taxes on sales of
gasoline and tobacco by Native American retailers to non
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Koester: Violence against women must be
confronted
April 14, 2006
Indian Country Today -
Canastota,NY,USA
... obligation becomes one of ensuring that
all victims of domestic violence receive
equal legal protections, on or off
reservation. American Indian women deserve
...
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Indian leaders call for action, not new
study
April 14, 2006
Great Falls Tribune -
Great Falls,MT,USA
... Native American leaders don't have to
wait to ... a patchwork of agencies and
groups — both tribal and federal ... help
spur the development that Indian country
needs ...
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Classic Cointelpro - The Trial of Arlo Looking
Cloud April 14, 2006
Bay Area Indymedia - San
Francisco,CA,USA
... Dill and Demain quote Minnie Two Shoes
quoting Iris Thunder Cloud as saying that Anna
Mae told her that Leonard Peltier put a gun in
her mouth as he questioned ...
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Townsend says federal trust not needed
April 14, 2006
Oneida Dispatch -
Oneida,NY,USA
UTICA - While the Bureau of Indian Affairs
isn't expected to make its decision
regarding the Nation's trust application
until 2007, Assemblyman David Townsend ...
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Washington Looks at Meth in Indian Country
April 11,2006
New West - Missoula,MT,USA ... As nations without effective government become
havens for wrongdoers, so problems in Indian country
make it attractive to predatory drug dealers. ...
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American
Indian Drinking Prompts Health Problems
April 11,2006
About - News & Issues - New
York,NY,USA ... cirrhosis," said Jay Shore, assistant professor of
psychiatry at the University of Colorado at Denver, the
Health Sciences Center's American Indian and Alaska ...
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No
Indian child left behind
April 11,2006
Tahlequah Daily Press, OK -
Apr 7, 2006
... In 2001,
Bush signed into law the “No Child Left Behind Act,”
with the goal of ... and spoke Thursday at the 34th
Annual Symposium on the American Indian at NSU ...
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Group Puts Up Money For American Indian Embassy
April 11,2006
WCCO - Minneapolis,MN,USA ... goal is to raise $12 million to buy the building to
house the National Congress of American Indians -- the
nation's oldest American Indian advocacy organization
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Annual First Americans in the Arts awards held
April
11,2006
Indian Country Today -
Canastota,NY,USA ... organization created to recognize, honor and promote
American Indian participation in ... Lena Project.''
''Native Americans can make their movies and music ...
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Singer Willie Nelson Helps Native American Cause
April 11,2006
Voice of America - USA ... The head of the Native American Chamber of Commerce,
Carroll Cocchia, says she and many other people of mixed
blood sometimes have to overcome the stereotypes ...
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Indians form vision for Great Falls' future
April 11,2006
Great Falls Tribune - Great
Falls,MT,USA ... Parker Shield's not so distant future, he hopes to be
walking a trail around the Little Shell Tribe's tribal
headquarters and a Native American visitor and ...
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Panel told of Indian meth crisis April 7, 2006
Billings Gazette - MT, USA ... Methamphetamine has contributed to the high rate of
violent crime in Indian Country, devastated American Indian
families and strained resources of tribal law ...
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Sacred stories, sacred circle April 7, 2006
Tahlequah Daily Press -
Tahlequah,OK,USA
... But in the mind’s eye, it breathes eternal life into the
intricate Native American concept of the sacred circle,
weaving together storytelling, life, rebirth ...
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BIA hears comments on
land-to-trust draft
April 7, 2006
Indian Country Today -
Canastota,NY,USA
... Bear Clan representative of the Oneida Nation of New
York (The Oneida Nation owns Four Directions Media, parent
company of Indian Country Today), opened his ...
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UND dedicating American Indian
Center April 7, 2006
Grand Forks Herald - Grand
Forks,ND,USA
GRAND FORKS, ND - The University of North Dakota is
preparing to dedicate its new American Indian Center. The
dedication Friday ...
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Ban On Indian Mascots To Be Examined April 7, 2006
Yankton Daily Press - Yankton,SD,USA
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) -- The banning of American Indian logos,
mascots and nicknames will be examined by Nebraska Education
Commissioner Doug Christensen in ...
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Bureaucracy thought to hamper education April 5, 2006
FORT YATES, ND - Education in
Indian country lags behind the rest of the nation for many reasons, and
inadequate funding and meddling by the bureaucracy may be ...
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Racism commission struggles to set goals
April 5, 2006
... It only made
reference to American Indians and caucasians. ... one will include
representatives from Rocky Boy's and Fort Belknap Indian reservations, Hill
County ...
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S. Dakota abortion ban isn't absolute April 3, 2006
... Because federally recognized
American Indian tribes are not, in many cases, required to abide by state
laws, a clinic could operate lawfully at Pine Ridge even ...
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Taos Pueblo water-rights case
reaches draft settlement
April 3, 2006
Negotiators for Taos Pueblo, the Taos Valley Acequia Association, the Town
of Taos and a dozen mutual domestic water associations reached a draft
settlement agreement Friday in a long-standing water-rights case, according
to the state Engineer's Office.
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