News Archive: June 05, 2005 - June 11, 2005 Archives

June 10, 2005
Editorial: Interior's endless charade on Indian trust (06/10)
NCAI heads to Oneida Nation for mid-year session (06/10)
'Patriots' to patrol reservation despite warning (06/10)
Counties said to be in talks for Oneida land claim (06/10)
Judge says Kiowas wrongly denied chance to vote (06/10)
KKK leader on trial for slayings in Choctaw territory (06/10)
Fire Thunder defends record in advance of hearing (06/10)
World Peace and Prayer Day 2005 in the Black Hills (06/10)
March to call for end of liquor sales in Whiteclay (06/10)
Forest Service rejects tribal appeals on snowmaking (06/10)
Senate confirms more appeals court nominees (06/10)
Native woman's death blamed on substance abuse (06/10)
First Nations leaders worried about university spat (06/10)
Tribe worried that county not responding to dog bites (06/10)
Oglala Sioux Tribe seeks law enforcement funds (06/10)
Pataki land claim bill leaves out out-of-state tribes (06/10)
Lawmaker under scrutiny for links to Abramoff (06/10)
Republican leader defends letter to Gale Norton (06/10)
New Coushatta chairman hopes to sort out scandal (06/10)
Review: 'Into the West' tries to be fair to both sides (06/10)
Roundup: Reviews of TNT series 'Into the West' (06/10)
DOJ changes tactics again in tobacco industry case (06/10)
Native student denied diploma after wearing bolo tie (06/10)
Judge sworn in as new president of Bolivia (06/10)

June 09, 2005
Absentee Shawnee secretary accused of misconduct (06/09)
Oneida Nation details spending as part of tax fight (06/09)
Senate bill restores funding for Indian programs (06/09)
Tribes stand to lose housing money under Bush (06/09)
State wants rehearing in Narragansett Tribe case (06/09)
Red Lake shooting survivor leaves hospital (06/09)
Paper can't find any Indian ancestors of Churchill (06/09)
University in North Carolina seeks more Natives (06/09)
Coushatta Tribe swears in first new chair in 20 years (06/09)
Student union named after San Manuel Band leader (06/09)
Bolivian Indians demand new election for president (06/09)
Si Tanka wants protection from Education Department (06/09)
Tribes struggle to find funds to fix crumbling schools (06/09)
Actress says being Native helped 'Into the West' (06/09)
DeLay inquiry stalled amid ethics panel brouhaha (06/09)
Alabama panel takes input on recognition standards (06/09)
Cocopah Tribe tells 'Patriots' group to stay away (06/09)
Domenici calls for change in tribal priority allocations (06/09)
DOJ defends seeking $10B in tobacco industry case (06/09)
Democrats look for candidate to run against Pombo (06/09)
Senate hearing to focus on Norquist and Reed (06/09)
Opinion: Abramoff and Norquist like 'cat burglars' (06/09)

June 08, 2005
Poarch Creeks report record turnout for election (06/08)
Appeals court to rehear tribal jurisdiction case (06/08)
Judge says BLM failed to consult tribe on drilling (06/08)
Editorial: Indian candidate starts outreach (06/08)
Paper says Churchill mischaracterized laws (06/08)
New York cautious in wake of Oneida Nation ruling (06/08)
Navajo/Pueblo woman is new NAJA executive director (06/08)
Hearing set on suspension of Oglala Sioux president (06/08)
Oklahoma tribe in line to buy ailing water district (06/08)
Red Lake survivor and mother slowly recovering (06/08)
Editorial: Native graduation rates see improvement (06/08)
HHS holds tribal consultation session in Denver (06/08)
Students arrested for vandalism at high school (06/08)
Navajo police recognized for highway safety efforts (06/08)
Native fishermen to sue Canada over buffer zone (06/08)
Critic: 'Into the West' unlike anything you've seen (06/08)
Four tribes to receive $2M for approval of port pier (06/08)
Other tribes attended White House meeting with Bush (06/08)
Indian-led protests in Bolivia take violent turn (06/08)
U.S. seeks $10B, instead of $130B, in tobacco case (06/08)

June 07, 2005
EPA case on tribal sovereignty attracts attention (06/07)
OST audits fare no better under Ross Swimmer (06/07)
Paper says Churchill plagiarized another work (06/07)
Opinion: Christians should return tribal donation (06/07)
Oil companies to pay $1.3M in Wind River settlement (06/07)
Tribes await appeal on snowmaking plan (06/07)
Seminole Tribe swears in council, board members (06/07)
Column: Tensions rising over First Nations fishery (06/07)
Buffer zone divides Native and non-Native fishermen (06/07)
High school principal gets rid of 'Warriors' mascot (06/07)
Allegations traded over First Nations University (06/07)
Yellow Bird: Indian center at UND should look Indian (06/07)
Tim Giago: Tribes to claim downsized military bases (06/07)
Two tribes paid $50K to attend White House meeting (06/07)
Opinion: Indian 'conservatives' pay to meet Bush (06/07)
Search teams find body of one missing Cree teen (06/07)
Senate hearings on suicide, education, lobbying (06/07)
Indian protests in Bolivia prompt resignation offer (06/07)
Supreme Court rules against medical marijuana (06/07)
Judge tosses GOP suit over Washington governor (06/07)
Opinion: Drilling in ANWR would destroy sacred place (06/07)
Editorial: Being sorry for atrocities isn't enough (06/07)

June 06, 2005
Lobbying Report: The revolving door in Washington (06/06)
Judge to decide whether land is Indian Country (06/06)
Reservation seen as interim nuclear waste site (06/06)
Memorial dedicated in honor of Long Walk ancestors (06/06)
Prayer and Peace Run nears its final destination (06/06)
Paper does its own investigation of Churchill (06/06)
Crow Creek school can't find money for dorm (06/06)
Pine Ridge school in need of funding, repairs (06/06)
Opinion: Indian education is just not working (06/06)
Ex-Tulalip housing director given probation (06/06)
Prosecutors drop request for DNA in Red Lake case (06/06)
Opinion: Poncas ignored again over state quarter (06/06)
'Into the West' mini-series debuts on Friday (06/06)
Navajo Nation Council overrides marriage veto (06/06)
Editorial: Lobbyists wield too much influence (06/06)
Ney's role in Abramoff scandal puts him in jeopardy (06/06)
Ralph Reed played tribes against each other (06/06)
Ex-Coushatta leader paid $25K for White House meet (06/06)
Coushatta Tribe elects ex-police chief as chairman (06/06)
Mark Trahant: Social Security needs new compact (06/06)

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