News: February 29, 2004 - March 06, 2004 Archives

March 05, 2004
Campbell's long career marked by contradictions (03/05)
Flathead Reservation mourns loss of two boys (03/05)
Campbell doesn't want to end like a Hollywood stunt (03/05)
Missing Northern Cheyenne woman found in Mont. (03/05)
Mont. teen held on $1M bond for role in beating death (03/05)
Navajo Nation considers role as banking haven (03/05)
Campbell's retirement called end of era for Natives (03/05)
Native couple among first for same-sex marriage (03/05)
Chickasaw Nation to receive 'relationship' classes (03/05)
S.D. Supreme Court justices drop out of Janklow case (03/05)
Indian Republican surprised that party accepts him (03/05)
Actor goes from Hobbits to half-Lakota in 'Hidalgo' (03/05)
Elected official called Calif. tribe unsophisticated (03/05)
Tribal foes pin recognition on Resources Committee (03/05)
Incidents test tribe's relationship with police (03/05)
Can. judge rules against gun registry for Natives (03/05)
Lumbee members complain of mobile home problems (03/05)
Native company to improve phone service in Man. (03/05)
University president revives Indian advisory panel (03/05)
Chickasaw Congressman: Bush loss a win for Osama (03/05)
Coquille Tribe awards more than $200K in grants (03/05)

March 04, 2004
Editorial: Campbell true to form -- he has none (03/04)
Jicarilla Apache president ousted by tribal council (03/04)
Help sought in finding Northern Cheyenne woman (03/04)
Calif. tribe seeks input on plans for recent land purchase (03/04)
Environmental woes plague Tohono O'odham Nation (03/04)
Navajo leader gives BIA a 'D' for school funding (03/04)
Summit planned on rural and indigenous economies (03/04)
Janklow still pushing for early release from jail (03/04)
Manhunt underway in Ariz. for tribal fugitive (03/04)
Flathead Reservation boys had been reported missing (03/04)
Mont. teen taken into custody for beating death (03/04)
DOI seeks end to litigation over Klamath Basin water (03/04)
Wash. tribes want to cut state out of gasoline sales (03/04)
Native man starts dating website for First Nations (03/04)
Opposition builds to Cowlitz Tribe's land-into-trust (03/04)
Md. tribe pushes for bill to gain state recognition (03/04)
Seminole Tribe putting finishing touches on motocross (03/04)
Editorial: Serious investigation of lobbying needed (03/04)
Inouye 'shocked and saddened' by Campbell move (03/04)
Indian Country laments retirement of 'one of us' (03/04)
Subway founder continues backing of Conn. tribe (03/04)
Bush signs bill to take land into trust for Barona Band (03/04)
Calif. court rules tribes subject to state campaign laws (03/04)
Campbell remembered as independent politician (03/04)
Editorial: Campbell never forgot his Indian roots (03/04)
Speculation turns to race as Campbell drops bid (03/04)
Norton to appear on Ask the White House chat (03/04)
Campbell 'relieved' to be leaving U.S. Senate (03/04)
McCain begins investigation into high tribal fees (03/04)
Ex-Norton counsel to join firm's Indian law practice (03/04)

March 03, 2004
Sen. Campbell won't seek re-election this year (03/03)
Inouye criticizes attempts to change trust relationship (03/03)
Pueblo governor says $1M fee to PR firm not worth it (03/03)
Agua Caliente Tribe revives Palm Springs plan (03/03)
Kerry secures Democratic nomination on Super Tuesday (03/03)
Mashantucket Tribe is largest taxpayer in town (03/03)
N.M. tribe offers technology classes at new center (03/03)
Police say Mescalero Apache teen killed mother (03/03)
Nuclear panel halts uranium mining at Navajo sites (03/03)
Two boys at Flathead died of alcohol consumption (03/03)
Navajo Code Talker recounts experience in WWII (03/03)
Okla. Senate approves buyout bill for Tar Creek site (03/03)
Delaware chief opposes tobacco tax hike in Okla. (03/03)
N.M. county must redraw map to include Navajos (03/03)
Calif. tribes go online with Digital Village (03/03)
Peltier locks up Peace and Freedom nomination (03/03)
Tulalip Tribes build respect with new police department (03/03)
Appeals court hears Oneida Nation eviction case (03/03)
Narragansett Tribe seeks police agreement with town (03/03)
Grand Ronde Tribe revives naming ceremony (03/03)
Hoopa Valley Tribe critical of DOI water offer (03/03)
Tribal college pow-wow to mark start of Lakota New Year (03/03)
Judge denies Janklow's request for early release (03/03)
S.D. tribe worried about massive fish kill (03/03)

March 02, 2004
BIA shows off information technology facility (03/02)
Calif. tribal leaders target of recall petition (03/02)
Kiowa leaders denounce recall election as bogus (03/02)
National homeland security response plan approved (03/02)
Supreme Court move benefits gaming companies (03/02)
Tribal foes in Conn. want lobbyists out of BIA (03/02)
Yellow Bird: Sound of birds heralds arrival of spring (03/02)
Two boys found dead on Flathead Reservation (03/02)
Lumbee Tribe accused of substandard housing (03/02)
Pauma Tribe uses federal grant to build library (03/02)
Report says tribe experienced 'indirect' prejudice (03/02)
Ore. tribe seeks to revive state archive center (03/02)
Don Young plays tough in name of transportation bill (03/02)
Scalia asked to step down from Cheney energy case (03/02)
Alaska Natives travel far and wide in name of sports (03/02)
Census challenges help tribes win more federal funds (03/02)
Super Tuesday for Kerry and Edwards in 10 states (03/02)
Extradition hearing for Aquash murder suspect delayed (03/02)
Janklow asks for release from jail pending appeal (03/02)
Daschle: Missouri River plan ignores sacred sites (03/02)

March 01, 2004
Supreme Court turns down gaming machine dispute (03/01)
Appeals court to hear Cobell disqualification dispute (03/01)
Native Americans suffer from high rate of asthma (03/01)
IHS employees suing agency for releasing records (03/01)
Indian school in Wis. plans to lay off 40 staff members (03/01)
Pueblo students help NASA with Mars research (03/01)
Videotape captured teen's death at boarding school (03/01)
Opinion: OutKast 'out of line' for GRAMMY performance (03/01)
Daschle speech calls on U.S. to keep promises (03/01)
Narragansett Reservation site of police dispute (03/01)
Massacre nearly destroyed northern Calif. tribe (03/01)
Juror: AIM testimony not needed in Aquash trial (03/01)
Havasupai tribal members sue over use of blood (03/01)
Editorial: Interior wasting taxpayer dollars (03/01)
Democrat chides Campbell for being 1/16th Indian (03/01)
Kiowas vote overwhelmingly to recall two leaders (03/01)
Calif. mayor blasted for reported tribal donations (03/01)
Opinion: Calif. tribes should stay off 'warpath' (03/01)
Editorial: Sovereign tribes can't have it both ways (03/01)
Yellow Bird: Big market for 'isms' in the media (03/01)

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