News Archive: April 03, 2005 - April 09, 2005 Archives

April 08, 2005
Seneca-Cayuga Tribe to pay taxes on acquired land (04/08)
Tragedy at Red Lake: New search delays school reopening (04/08)
GAO calls for better state data in ICWA cases (04/08)
Crow woman's mission is to dispel stereotypes (04/08)
BIA establishes partnership to tackle teen suicide (04/08)
A new Boys & Girls Club opens on the Navajo Nation (04/08)
Family protests exclusion from Mashantucket Tribe (04/08)
Harjo: Characteristics of the non-Indian Indians (04/08)
Hydro company accused of paying off First Nation (04/08)
Public meeting set on changes at Devils Tower (04/08)
Non-recognized tribes battle for state housing funds (04/08)
Army Corps pledges to help tribe facing water crisis (04/08)
Editorial: Money needed to help tribe with water crisis (04/08)
Arizona tribe busy with expansion of economy (04/08)
Opinion: Native leader has stellar record (04/08)
Native leader's hate crimes trial comes to an end (04/08)
Corruption probe in shooting of Seminole lawyer (04/08)
Native students awarded Udall scholarships (04/08)
Sport fishermen upset over Makah Nation catch (04/08)
Scientists oppose McCain bill to change NAGPRA (04/08)
Isolated tribe in Paraguay loses bid for reservation (04/08)
Salon: Abramoff sold DeLay to desperate tribes (04/08)
Assessment: The Abramoff/DeLay scandal (04/08)
Opinion: When ripping off Indians is acceptable (04/08)

April 07, 2005
Tragedy at Red Lake: School to reopen next week (04/07)
Professor says California ignoring Indian children (04/07)
Drunk Student: Chief Illiniwek is not offensive to Natives (04/07)
Supreme Court to weigh appeal of trust lawsuit (04/07)
Oklahoma tribe files claim to island in Ohio (04/07)
Bill to clean up mines near reservation advances (04/07)
Judge won't let Peltier see government papers (04/07)
Editorial: Economic development a solution (04/07)
Supreme Court called less sympathetic to Indians (04/07)
Court to hear dispute over Yakama Nation utility fee (04/07)
Campbell to give update on Indian energy legislation (04/07)
Program aims to keep Native students in school (04/07)
Torres Martinez Band launches $1.5M wetlands project (04/07)
Ousted Soboba Band council member regains seat (04/07)
Man who was banished as teen in trouble with law again (04/07)
Native woman who had heart surgery at age 2 dies (04/07)
Native man a suspect in slaughter of bald eagles (04/07)
Lake dispute draws Natives on both sides of border (04/07)
Editorial: Denounce Ahenakew but don't charge him (04/07)
Native leader offers diabetes defense for hate crime (04/07)
Utah appeals ruling on Goshute nuclear waste dump (04/07)
GOP rallies to DeLay's defense amid new reports (04/07)
Commentary: Tribal flags at the Montana Capitol (04/07)

April 06, 2005
IRS cites problems with use of tribal gaming revenues (04/06)
BIA backs bill to delay off-reservation casino (04/06)
Blackfeet criticize BIA, feds on law enforcement (04/06)
BIA cop reconsiders plea for domestic violence (04/06)
Buyers line up for failed Si Tanka University campus (04/06)
Editorial: Cuts in BIA budget 'unacceptable' (04/06)
First Nation in Saskatchewan elects first woman chief (04/06)
Native leader's hate crimes trial a raucous affair (04/06)
Fallout from Supreme Court ruling on Oneida Nation (04/06)
Oneida Nation cracks top 10 list of state lobbyists (04/06)
Navajo students tested in annual Knowledge Bowl (04/06)
Pueblo woman calls passing of pope 'a big shock' (04/06)
World Bank president visits Pine Ridge Reservation (04/06)
Sag Chip members target anti-Abramoff leaders (04/06)
Nevada tribe plans Wal-Mart, other development (04/06)
Judge rejects tribe's call for halt on new drilling (04/06)
Shinnecock Nation lays claim to bones of 60-foot whale (04/06)
Sho-Bans raise 56 objections to Nez Perce water deal (04/06)
Tribe fights habitat for endangered species (04/06)
Bill to share taxes with Tulalip Tribes dies again (04/06)
Ethics panel tells Coburn to give up medical practice (04/06)
Abramoff helped secure funding for 3rd DeLay trip (04/06)

April 05, 2005
Viejas teacher, student killed in separate car crashes (04/05)
Teacher: Native youth in losing battle against many ills (04/05)
Tragedy at Red Lake: Another arrest reported (04/05)
NIGC delays rules for Class II casino machines (04/05)
Montana Indian Education Association conference (04/05)
Churchill's lawyer blasts probe into Indian heritage (04/05)
OU students kick off American Indian Heritage Month (04/05)
California tribe's water bottling plant sees opposition (04/05)
Day proposed in honor of Ponca Chief Standing Bear (04/05)
Tribe to consider fate of failed Si Tanka University (04/05)
Tim Giago: It's time for wealthy tribes to think Indian (04/05)
Students at tribal college develop powwow play (04/05)
Maine public schools must teach about tribes (04/05)
Nevada tribe celebrates plentiful runs of fish (04/05)
Editorial: Troubled tribal college gets another chance (04/05)
Musqueam Band signs treaty framework after 12 years (04/05)
Snoqualmie Tribe wins ruling on sacred waterfalls (04/05)
Bill now includes landless, unrecognized tribes (04/05)
Native leader on trial for anti-Semitic remarks (04/05)
New York Times: Indian children being left behind (04/05)

April 04, 2005
Tragedy at Red Lake: Investigation of shootings widens (04/04)
Pope John Paul recalled for support of Native rights (04/04)
Tuberculosis outbreak reported in Alaska region (04/04)
Native teen faces long wait for bone marrow donor (04/04)
Tulalip Tribes tax sharing bill faces crucial vote (04/04)
Giuliani criticizes Churchill for 9-11 essay (04/04)
Young Navajo rapper breaks into hip-hop world (04/04)
Column: McCain should delay change to NAGPRA (04/04)
Indian smokeshops being forced to go offline (04/04)
Oregon tribe pays tribute to late chief James Lott (04/04)
Indian teen felt special bond with Pope John Paul II (04/04)
California tribe wants land for water bottling plant (04/04)
SIPI spent $100K on golf facilities despite deficit (04/04)
Mark Trahant: Latest numbers on economy scare me (04/04)
Professor: Not the first tragedy in Indian education (04/04)
Opinion: A year from now, let us say we did something (04/04)
Column: Red Lake a place of triumph not just tragedy (04/04)
Appeals court to hear dispute over 'Redskins' names (04/04)
Yellow Bird: Messages of life during time of sorrow (04/04)
Burns says Michigan delegation backed school funds (04/04)
Opinion: Some serious advice to the media 'jackals' (04/04)
Sho-Bans to fight Nez Perce settlement in court (04/04)

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