Advertise on Indianz.Com
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
|
Advertise on Indianz.Com | |||
|
|
Home > News > More Headlines
July 24, 2006 United Indians holds 21st annual powwow The United Indians of All Tribes Foundation held the 21st annual Seafair Indian Days Powwow over the weekend. Dancers and drum group representing more than 100 tribes took part in the event. It was held at the Discovery Park's... Police found Hopi chairman 'intoxicated' at hotel Police say they found the chairman of the Hopi Tribe "very intoxicated and disorderly" at a hotel in Winslow, Arizona. Ivan Sidney was not arrested but police filed an incident report. His blood alcohol level was 0.311, more than three... Slaying brings publicity to shy Havasupai Tribe The publicity-shy Havasupai Tribe of Arizona is under the media spotlight in Japan after a Japanese tourist was found murdered on the reservation. Tomomi Hanamure's killing has generated intense interest in Japan. But tribal leaders aren't talking to the Japanese... Tohono O'odham entrepreneur opens third store John Fendenheim, a member of the Tohono O'odham Nation, has opened a new Indian art store in Tucson, Arizona. Spirit Mountain Trading is his first in the city. His two other stores are located on the reservation. "I often... Navajo Head Start program still under suspension The official word from Washington, D.C., is that the Navajo Nation's Head Start program is still under suspension. But tribal officials say they are moving forward with plans to reopen Head Start centers across the reservation. They said they received... Pokagon Band to host Potawatomi Gathering The Pokagon Band in Michigan is hosting the annual Gathering of Potawatomi Nations this weekend. About 3,000 Potawatomi from the United States and Canada are expected to attend the four-day event. This year's theme is "Honoring our Youth." The gathering... Jodi Rave: Cobell worried about settlement legislation "A number of key tribal leaders plan to attend an impromptu meeting in Washington, D.C., on Monday to bolster congressional support for a bill that could put billions of dollars into the hands of Native landowners, long denied payment for... Canoes arrive in Washington for annual journey As many as 70 canoes from the United States and Canada are taking part in this year's Inter-Tribal Canoe Journey. The canoes are making their way through Washington this week. Some are landing at various beaches before heading to the... Cobell settlement bill delayed a week in Senate Indian Country is waiting anxiously as legislation to settle the Cobell trust fund case for $8 billion is close to being finalized. The Senate Indian Affairs Committee was due to release the latest version of the Indian Trust Reform Act... Two arrested after 15-year-old Native girl found Police in Illinois arrested two people and charged them with kidnapping in connection with the disappearance of a 15-year-old Native girl from Oklahoma. Skye Griggs was last seen at her home in Tecumseh this past Tuesday. Based on e-mails... Man claims to have created works for R.C. Gorman A New Mexico man is claiming to have produced works of art for the late Navajo artist R.C. Gorman. Joseph Sparks says he was a "secret" business partner of Gorman, who died last November. In a lawsuit filed in state... Court opens Blackfeet housing authority to lawsuit The Blackfeet Nation's housing authority can be sued by tribal members whose homes have been overrun by mold and other problems, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Friday. In a unanimous decision, the court said the tribe... OST officials awarded $6.6M contract to friends Report Here: http://www.doioig.gov/upload/CD&L_WEB06_19_061.pdf. Senior Office of Special Trustee officials in Albuquerque, New Mexico, violated ethics rules in the awarding of a $6.6 million no-bid contract to an accounting firm run by their friends, U.S. News reports. Deputy special trustee Donna... Humor: All the Indian roles are taken by Italians "Nobody who works in the industry endures more rejections than an actor. I should know. I've been an actor and comic for more than 40 years and have probably been turned down more times than a blanket. But as bad... Few tribal members apply for gas tax refunds The state of North Dakota processed 98 claims for tribal members who wanted a refund for an illegal gas tax. Of those claims, only 75 were paid out, for a total of $13,492. Some claims still have to be processed.... Opinion: Outsource to Indian Country, not India "IBM is pumping something like $6 billion (or nearly 20 percent of its net worth) into its operations in India. This bold move is a big step that could, if the services business follows the trajectory of the PC business,... Editorial: Abramoff scandal claims Ralph Reed "The November elections are still some four months away, but the Jack Abramoff scandal has already claimed its first electoral victim. It has abruptly ended the career of Ralph Reed, who was once a political kingmaker but last Tuesday got... Mark Trahant: An Internet-based democracy "Are we ready for an Internet-based democracy? Could we solve problems better than our elected representatives? What if people, the collective we, weigh in with solutions to complex problems? The Web may be the ideal medium for that kind of... Jodi Rave: Documentary explores Indian land "ABC newsman Sam Donaldson stands in front of the camera and reminds viewers: 典he people you've seen and heard aren't actors. The thoughts they expressed reflect hundreds of years of separation from the land they inhabited and widely used for... |