News Archive: September 05, 2004 - September 11, 2004 Archives

September 10, 2004
South Dakota GOP claims 2002 Senate election stolen (09/10)
Lamberth finds evidence of more record destruction (09/10)
Tribal-backed labor amendment fails on party line vote (09/10)
Warm Springs Tribes criticize shift on dam breaching (09/10)
Evidence of Pueblo Revolt found in New Mexico dig (09/10)
Editorial: Tribes' claim to Colorado was 'erased' (09/10)
Navajo Nation council approves $528.8M budget (09/10)
Manitoba won't recognize Metis Nation hunting cards (09/10)
Court rules against Seneca Nation's land claims (09/10)
San Carlos Apache Tribe hosts rally for candidates (09/10)
Report cites crisis facing First Nations languages (09/10)
Police hope to link arrest to missing Native girl (09/10)
Column: Native vote looms large in close election (09/10)
Lumbee budget includes salary hikes and bonuses (09/10)
'Sioux Summit' set between tribal and state leaders (09/10)
Some still question tribal role at National Bison Range (09/10)
Tuolumne Band agrees to land swap with park district (09/10)

September 09, 2004
Another Navajo tribal member killed serving in Iraq (09/09)
Top court hears Wampanoag sovereignty case (09/09)
Navajos want outside review of water settlement (09/09)
Code Talker statue unveiled at Navajo Nation Fair (09/09)
Alaska Native village lauded for recycling program (09/09)
Agua Caliente Band seeks support for development (09/09)
Alaska wants to reduce tribal powers in child welfare (09/09)
Passamaquoddy woman fights natural gas terminal (09/09)
DOI attorney says tribes already paid for land (09/09)
Minnesota tribe's protest at burial site continues (09/09)
Retired BIA agent still wanted to stay on the job (09/09)
Police investigate van in missing Native girl case (09/09)
Colorado governor rejects casino for out-of-state tribes (09/09)
Panel tackles issues affecting Tar Creek buyout (09/09)
Navajo ethnobotanist part of NMAI design team (09/09)
State officials want 'fix' to recognition process (09/09)
Michigan county backs tribe's bid for recognition (09/09)
Oregon tribe says Bush not listening on health care (09/09)
Lack of access to health care called major problem (09/09)

September 08, 2004
Lakota soldier turned to Army to fund education (09/08)
Navajo Nation's agribusiness reports $3.3M profit (09/08)
Udall also says Navajo water settlement too costly (09/08)
South Dakota state fair hopes to attract more Indians (09/08)
Healing ceremony at Utah massacre site begins (09/08)
Gaming tribes donated big money for new NMAI (09/08)
Native vote campaign targets Indians in Minnesota (09/08)
Coeur d'Alene Tribe to buy lakeside camp for $1.4M (09/08)
Leader of tiny California tribe mum amid speculation (09/08)
Police resume search for missing Native girl (09/08)
Montana tribe to manage some duties at bison range (09/08)
Column: Supreme Court 'hates' tribal sovereignty (09/08)
California tribe featured in opening NMAI exhibit (09/08)
Pala Band fights to keep anti-landfill measure on ballot (09/08)
National park's excess bison to go to another tribe (09/08)

September 07, 2004
Summer camp blends Native and Western biology (09/07)
Disputes continue within Timbisha Shoshone Tribe (09/07)
San Manuel Band opposes tribe's land acquisition (09/07)
Indian Republican says issues ignored at convention (09/07)
Authorities questions status of tiny California tribe (09/07)
Column: Eastern Cherokees give money to enemies (09/07)
Yellow Bird: A Sasquatch story from the Nez Perce (09/07)
Scientists offer another theory on Native population (09/07)
Squaxin Island Tribe restoring Olympia oyster (09/07)
Appeals court says sacred sites worthy of protection (09/07)
Fort Peck Tribes sign child welfare agreement (09/07)
Bankrupt mining company pulls out of sacred site (09/07)

September 06, 2004
Dispute over child welfare contract continues (09/06)
Blackfeet Nation tries to reduce number of bear killings (09/06)
Sho-Ban students protest council over firings (09/06)
Editorial: Lummi totem poles express America's spirit (09/06)
Mark Trahant: History repeats itself with election (09/06)
Yellow Bird: A worthwhile visit to Nez Perce relatives (09/06)
Court rules Jicarilla Apache Nation must pay tax (09/06)
Miccosukee man faces retrial for sons' deaths (09/06)
Cherokee chief urges members to get politically active (09/06)
Meskwaki Tribe starts court to resolve internal disputes (09/06)
Pala Band's anti-landfill measure taken off ballot (09/06)
Alaska Native rural justice commission appointed (09/06)

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