News Archive: May 01, 2005 - May 07, 2005 Archives

May 06, 2005
NIGC's Class III effort faces legal challenge (05/06)
Editorial: UND's 'Fighting Sioux' report not truthful (05/06)
San Pasqual leaders face recall over membership flap (05/06)
Chehalis Tribe in discussions with Great Wolf Resorts (05/06)
Passamaquoddy Tribe won't stop gas terminal talks (05/06)
Alaska Native Youth Olympics moves to bigger venue (05/06)
South Dakota to spend $17.6M on Pine Ridge roads (05/06)
Johnson: BIA 'jerking around' Crow Creek Tribe (05/06)
Unrecognized Washington tribe hopes to educate others (05/06)
White Lady: Sen. McCain to Connecticut's rescue (05/06)
Cabazon Band fires three in ongoing shakeup (05/06)
Peyote seized from 'medicine man' in federal custody (05/06)
Police officers appeal firing over Native teen's death (05/06)
Hopi woman thrilled with new home made of straw (05/06)
Nevada tribe displays 80-year-old photo collection (05/06)
Michigan tribes work with Army Corps on burial ground (05/06)
Coushatta tribal member went on DeLay golf outing (05/06)
Abramoff accused of double-dealing another client (05/06)
Oregon high school to eliminate 'Savages' mascot (05/06)
House committee releases more budget numbers (05/06)
Column: The myth of the Indian government check (05/06)
Bush administration issues final roadless rule (05/06)

May 05, 2005
House panel acts to restore Bush budget cuts (05/05)
Indian income data presented at AICCO summit (05/05)
McCain, Kyl sought visit to Tohono O'odham Nation (05/05)
Lawsuit over Havasupai blood moved to state court (05/05)
Another Oklahoma tribe denied out-of-state land (05/05)
Cayuga Nation land case back before federal judge (05/05)
Schaghticoke chief to testfy at recognition hearing (05/05)
Man pleads not guilty in Blackfeet-related murder (05/05)
Man guilty, brother acquitted for Pine Ridge murder (05/05)
California tribe's workers to negotiate union contract (05/05)
Marquette University won't revive 'Warriors' name (05/05)
Wild horses sold by tribe saved from slaughter (05/05)
Abenaki Nation presses case for state recognition (05/05)
Deal in works to pay residential school students (05/05)
No names being added to police officer memorial (05/05)
State steps in to help Crow Creek Tribe with dorm (05/05)
Tribe still raising money for its share of mine buyout (05/05)
Wampanoag Tribe relations an issue in town politics (05/05)
Dinosaur found in Utah called the first vegetarian (05/05)
Tom Cole recuses himself in any probe of DeLay (05/05)
Aloha! Michael Liu leaving HUD for private sector (05/05)
Column: Why Abramoff isn't just another lobbyist (05/05)

May 04, 2005
Special Trustee Ross Swimmer: I am not a crook (05/04)
Native corp credits success to government contracts (05/04)
Homeland Security Secretary skips Tohono O'odham (05/04)
Computer expert hacked into Interior systems (05/04)
NCAI and ITMA hold second trust reform meeting (05/04)
Navajo president explains view on gay marriage ban (05/04)
Opinion: Schools should get rid of offensive mascots (05/04)
Ill Native boy to receive medication for now (05/04)
Grant awarded for Indian legal services in South Dakota (05/04)
Tulalip Tribes to celebrate opening of outlet mall (05/04)
Thune calls Crow Creek Tribe school fire a 'disaster' (05/04)
Tulalip Tribes to start food inspection program (05/04)
Students choose Sequoyah for name of new school (05/04)
First Miami dictionary being published this month (05/04)
Fort Mojave chairwoman given notification of recall (05/04)
Lawmakers urged to fund for Zuni water settlement (05/04)
Surgeon General testifies in U.S. tobacco case (05/04)
Unions turn on each other in tribal sovereignty clash (05/04)
Chippewa Cree Tribe pulls store license over tobacco tax (05/04)
Sen. Tim Johnson: The fight for BIA school funding (05/04)
Abramoff based political activities on Jewish faith (05/04)
Column: Will rich gaming tribes help the poor ones? (05/04)
Travel paid by Abramoff said to violate ethics rules (05/04)
New legislation seeks overhaul of lobbying regulations (05/04)
In the Loop Contest: Name that Washington scandal (05/04)

May 03, 2005
Opinion: Lewis and Clark not welcome at Fort Peck (05/03)
Hearing into Indian trust fund security sees delay (05/03)
Mohegan Tribe considers purchase of golf course (05/03)
McCain hearing stacked with recognition critics (05/03)
Marquette University to decide on 'Warriors' name (05/03)
Judge allows Trump lawsuit against Eastern Pequots (05/03)
Mankiller: All the Indians 'probably at Wal-Mart' (05/03)
Student project on Code Talkers finds a home (05/03)
Civil Rights office for 60 reservations to close (05/03)
Gravely ill Native boy needs costly medication (05/03)
Navajo president calls gay marriage ban intrusive (05/03)
Domestic violence said to increase on reservation (05/03)
Navajo farmers hope wet season will help crops (05/03)
Winnebago Tribe's AllNative brand keeps growing (05/03)
Oglala vice president to speak at hemp gathering (05/03)
Agua Caliente Band joins Clean Cities partnership (05/03)
Eastern Cherokee Band starts gardening program (05/03)
Protesters stage sit-in at University of Hawaii (05/03)
More Congressional travel linked to Abramoff (05/03)

May 02, 2005
Pombo continues hearings on off-reservation gaming (05/02)
Mohegan Tribe votes to withdraw from USET (05/02)
Race an issue in Native inmate group in Nebraska (05/02)
Paiute Tribe dedicates fifth children's playground (05/02)
Tribe gets ready to host 8,000 for Canoe Journey (05/02)
Editorial: Where were feds when tribe needed help? (05/02)
Oklahoma challenges EPA on tribal sovereignty (05/02)
Minneapolis mayor declares Clyde H. Bellecourt Day (05/02)
FBI field office in charge of Red Lake investigation (05/02)
Abramoff a target in federal bank fraud probe (05/02)
Jack Abramoff breaks silence on lobbying scandal (05/02)
Colombian tribe keeps rebels, drugs out through peace (05/02)
Court allows damages for residential school abuse (05/02)
Rosebud Sioux Tribe saddened horses sent to slaughter (05/02)
Crow Creek Tribe needs up to $40M for new schools (05/02)
Navajo president vetoes bill to ban gay marriage (05/02)
Lamberth to hold hearing on trust fund security (05/02)
Mark Trahant: Public sees bias in the news media (05/02)
Yellow Bird: The amazing Monarch butterfly (05/02)

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