News: April 25, 2004 - May 01, 2004 Archives

April 30, 2004
Appeal planned in Cayuga Nation land rights case (04/30)
Tribes to join challenge to Haskell highway (04/30)
Campbell says agencies afraid of helping tribes (04/30)
Court upholds off-reservation gaming provision in IGRA (04/30)
Senate panel holds hearing on tribal wildlife bill (04/30)
Alaska Native village mail, food deliveries cut off (04/30)
Navajo Boys and Girls Clubs may be forced to close (04/30)
Column: Agua Caliente Tribe's sovereignty 'scam' (04/30)
Editorial: Rush Limbaugh guilty of 'racist bigotry' (04/30)
Blumenthal criticized for 'all-out war' on tribes (04/30)
Families seek help in locating missing Native teens (04/30)
Off-reserve taxpayers won't get appeal of case (04/30)
Canada's Supreme Court takes Native logging cases (04/30)
Probe sought into Campbell's request for drug grant (04/30)
EPA to delay regulations on mercury emissions (04/30)
Campbell refusing donations from gaming tribes (04/30)
Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe building new complex (04/30)
Tribe's Palm Springs plan may go before voters (04/30)
Senate maneuvers on energy policy legislation fail (04/30)
HUD report finds Lumbee Tribe broke housing rules (04/30)

April 29, 2004
Consultation session focuses on IHS budget (04/29)
USDA seeks accurate count of Indian farmers in N.M. (04/29)
Olympic medalist Billy Mills battles perceptions (04/29)
Survey finds Navajos prefer sheep over money (04/29)
Civil rights panel to hold hearing in Farmington (04/29)
Editorial: It's about time Kennewick Man case ends (04/29)
Tribal members seek mediation over faulty homes (04/29)
Students quiz candidates for Red Lake tribal election (04/29)
City leaders criticized for D.C. trip paid by tribe (04/29)
Dreams come true for newest Miss Indian World (04/29)
Tribal member to head Mount Rushmore memorial (04/29)
Feinstein trying to mediate settlement with tribe (04/29)
Indian dance troupe going strong after 17 years (04/29)
Film about Navajo boxing to premiere in Nashville (04/29)
College hosts second annual Indian film festival (04/29)
Agua Caliente Tribe appeals campaign finance ruling (04/29)
Town lowers Narragansett Tribe's property tax bill (04/29)
University still wants to fund reservation programs (04/29)
HHS says 41 million Americans at risk for diabetes (04/29)
New Bush policy to count hatchery salmon as wild (04/29)

April 28, 2004
Excerpt: Changing climate affects Alaska Natives (04/28)
Tribes ask Congress to address contract shortfalls (04/28)
Bison agreement with tribe under speedy review (04/28)
New Mexico tribes oppose road through petroglyphs (04/28)
Native students compete in science tournament (04/28)
Navajo police arrest double homicide suspect (04/28)
Fort Mojave Tribe to open event center this fall (04/28)
Disaster declared on three Montana reservations (04/28)
Limbaugh: Daschle sends Giago back to the reservation (04/28)
Students host pow-wow at Washington university (04/28)
New York lawmakers press state taxation on tribes (04/28)
Yeagley: The right is always right about Indians (04/28)
Florida group threatens lawsuit over land request (04/28)
Litefoot upset over no-shows at Gathering pow-wow (04/28)
High court hears dispute over Cheney energy panel (04/28)
Wayne Smith fired at start of internal investigation (04/28)

April 27, 2004
Judge won't dismiss Navajo Nation suit against Peabody (04/27)
Racism still a sore subject 30 years after murders (04/27)
Yellow Bird: Native people lost advocate in Elbers (04/27)
Woman looks for husband's grave at Pine Ridge (04/27)
BIA doesn't want judge to rule on Shinnecock Nation (04/27)
Group seeks to increase use of Native languages (04/27)
Native students get tour of secretive laboratory (04/27)
South Dakota drum welcomes all to the circle (04/27)
Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation building economy (04/27)
Beacons of hope for youth of Leech Lake Reservation (04/27)
Tribes reluctantly take part in Lewis-Clark events (04/27)
Appeals court orders release of water for tribe (04/27)
Choctaw group from Louisiana seeks recognition (04/27)
Tribes debate next step in Kennewick Man case (04/27)
Nike partnership addresses Indian health issues (04/27)
Coquille Tribe building new dams and reservoirs (04/27)
Alaska Native charter school to emphasize culture (04/27)
Tribal members oppose site for cultural museum (04/27)

April 26, 2004
Poll finds strong support for California tribal gaming (04/26)
Ousted Kiowa vice-chairman won't give up hope (04/26)
Judge affirms Cayuga Nation's sovereign rights (04/26)
Navajos see bias in New Mexico city's justice system (04/26)
Michigan tribe working on school tuition waiver (04/26)
Siouan group wants recognition before Lumbee Tribe (04/26)
Battle is on for Indian voters in South Dakota (04/26)
Lakota woman broke ground as early entertainer (04/26)
BIA delays decision on Nipmuc recognition by 45 days (04/26)
Paper examines 'lost youth' of Leech Lake reservation (04/26)
Peltier lawyer calls Aquash murder trial a sham (04/26)
Man sentenced to life for 1975 murder of Aquash (04/26)
Pennsylvania governor seeks dismissal of land claim (04/26)
Groups find recognition difficult to obtain in Maryland (04/26)
Army Depot to honor decorated Indian veteran (04/26)
Yellow Bird: Think about Earth Day every day (04/26)

Local Links:

In The Hoop | Indian Gaming | The Federal Register

Casino Stalker | Federal Recognition Database

Job Links:

Winnebago Tribe Chief Financial Officer

Contact Blue Earth Marketing, lchen@blueearthmarketing.com, to place your ad here!