News Archive: September 12, 2004 - September 18, 2004 Archives

September 17, 2004
(09/17)
Some faculty, students question SIPI president (09/17)
Panel to discuss voting issues on Navajo Nation (09/17)
Native artists hosting show during NMAI opening (09/17)
Democrats protest Murkowski land swap legislation (09/17)
Stevens rider allows land swap with Native corporation (09/17)
Tribal group joins fight over Gilroy development (09/17)
Opinion: Cherokees learned bigotry from Baptists (09/17)
Skokomish Tribe helps save canal from fish dumping (09/17)
Appeal planned in South Dakota voting rights case (09/17)
Canada wants abuse victim to return settlement (09/17)
Lumbee Tribe adopts budget with reduced salaries (09/17)
Redesigned nickel includes image of bison (09/17)
Woman counters Coburn on forced sterilization (09/17)
GOP candidate says Cherokees aren't real Indians (09/17)

September 16, 2004
Cole says Chickasaw Nation made promises on land (09/16)
Bush administration challenges trust fund ruling (09/16)
Natives get ready to descend on DC for NMAI fest (09/16)
Moving ceremony pays tribute to fallen Navajo warrior (09/16)
NMAI staff show off 'truly Native place' to first visitors (09/16)
County faults Nevada tribe over inmate procedures (09/16)
Man wants Lewis and Clark group to skip Pine Ridge (09/16)
Handling of South Dakota IHS hospital criticized (09/16)
Judge: South Dakota violated Indian voting rights (09/16)
Norton's intervention won't help Native corporation (09/16)
Shoshone-Bannock officials explain school firings (09/16)
Oregon tribe to retrace route of forced removal (09/16)
Group opposing Poarch Creeks tied to tribal lobbyists (09/16)
Samish Nation regains trust land after a century (09/16)
Blackfeet Nation signs law enforcement pact (09/16)
Montana tribe takes questions on role at bison range (09/16)
Senate panel approves $5.5M for Meskwaki school (09/16)
Non-recognized Virginia tribes welcome NMAI opening (09/16)

September 15, 2004
Opinion: Chief Illiniwek will take his last dance soon (09/15)
Tim Giago: Eastern tribes are African-American (09/15)
Appeals court blocks release of contempt reports (09/15)
City narrowly backs tribe's bid for recognition (09/15)
Cobell: Bush and Norton not serious about justice (09/15)
Crow woman manages Chief Plenty Coups Park (09/15)
Agua Caliente Band among largest donors to NMAI (09/15)
Lawyer: Tribe lacks authority 'over white people' (09/15)
BIA police chief accepts position at central office (09/15)
First Nations want oil and gas sites cleaned up (09/15)
Health care funding boost called inadequate (09/15)
Study: Pregnant Native women have higher HIV rates (09/15)
NMAI curators seek to translate culture for visitors (09/15)
Project seeks to restore Colorado River habitat (09/15)
Panel seeks stronger warning on antidepressant use (09/15)
California tribe won't pay Choctaw man for loan (09/15)
Senate candidate Coburn denies malpractice (09/15)

September 14, 2004
Jodi Rave Lee: Native image on coin inspires pride (09/14)
Museum opening allows focus on top tribal issues (09/14)
Progress cited in Oneida Nation land claim negotiations (09/14)
Mohegan elder reprimanded for drunk-driving incident (09/14)
Alaska Native corporations reject pipeline project (09/14)
Navajo council asked to choose Renzi over Babbitt (09/14)
Former Miss Navajo Nation released from prison (09/14)
Indian-owned business earns top SBA honor (09/14)
Choctaw woman raises awareness in Indiana (09/14)
Yellow Bird: Support the troops, but not the war (09/14)
Judge says misconduct occurred in Peltier case (09/14)
Eastern Cherokees choose 10 events for NMAI exhibit (09/14)
Narragansett Tribe seeks protections for site (09/14)
First Nation leaders take health concerns to the top (09/14)
FDA links antidepressants to suicide in children (09/14)
Developer says housing won't harm cultural sites (09/14)
Sho-Ban teachers stage walkout over shakeup (09/14)
Winnemem Wintu Tribe goes to war for sacred sites (09/14)
Fond du Lac Band's gas station stirs competition (09/14)

September 13, 2004
NCAI between 'rock and a hard place' on labor rider (09/13)
Utah grandmother jailed for abusing grandsons (09/13)
Navajo convert's dance group headed to NMAI (09/13)
Navajo Nation vote seen as key in upcoming election (09/13)
Developer removes about 400 remains from burial site (09/13)
Gwich'in village is test site for coalbed methane (09/13)
Nez Perce ceremony marks 1877 battle with Army (09/13)
Miss Indian Nations crowned at United Tribes powwow (09/13)
Indian museum finds a home on the National Mall (09/13)
Native Vote 2004 to monitor voting in several states (09/13)
ACLU expands efforts to Minnesota reservations (09/13)
Native rocker to get out the vote in Minnesota (09/13)
Jumano Apaches in Texas seek federal recognition (09/13)
Opinion: Sovereignty not afforded to all Indians (09/13)
Mark Trahant: What happened to Pakistan? bin Laden? (09/13)
Coushattas used lobbyists to spy on tribes, critics (09/13)
Mississippi Choctaws turn over lobbying documents (09/13)
Editorial: Tribes had no concept of 'private property' (09/13)
Yellow Bird: Singing to myself about a new highway (09/13)

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