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Home > News > More Headlines November 19, 2004 Diverse views aired at Indian gaming discussion (11/19) Campbell threatens to derail omnibus over rider (11/19) Pueblo man sentenced for mudering mother (11/19) Congress extends housing loans for Native vets (11/19) Canada's Supreme Court sides with First Nations (11/19) Gila River woman last of traditional potters (11/19) Air Force base honors Indian military tradition (11/19) South Dakota tribe's college on shaky ground (11/19) Diedrich seeks nomination as Agriculture Secretary (11/19) Fight over Montana tribal riverbed continues (11/19) Effort seeks to reduce smoking among Natives (11/19) Former Ney chief of staff worked with Abramoff (11/19) Bill for North Dakota tribe's clinic sent to Bush (11/19) IHS selects director for Oklahoma City area (11/19) Cayuga Nation settles land claim with New York (11/19) Bill could help settle water rights in North Dakota (11/19) Fossil called common ancestor of apes and humans (11/19) Tribal water rights bill has benefits for cities (11/19) Specter backed as chairman of Judiciary panel (11/19) November 18, 2004 Seneca-Cayuga Tribe, state seek delay in lawsuit (11/18) Bill to speed up Alaska Native land transfers (11/18) Alaska state trooper charged with assaulting women (11/18) Construction at tribal burial site still in dispute (11/18) South Dakota school wants more Indian students (11/18) Mashantucket Tribe and town at odds over water (11/18) Sam Billison, Navajo Code Talker, passes on (11/18) High-priced lobbyist scam linked to lawmakers (11/18) Tigua Tribe tells of lobbying horror story (11/18) Judge allows another Whiteclay liquor license (11/18) Yankton Sioux treaty document acquired by museum (11/18) AFN calls for $10K payment for every abuse victim (11/18) Canada's Supreme Court to issue key rulings (11/18) South Carolina site dates to 55,000 years ago (11/18) Bush nominates another White House adviser (11/18) Turtle Mountain Band open for business opportunities (11/18) California tribe completes wetlands restoration (11/18) Tribal water rights bill ready for Bush signature (11/18) November 17, 2004 'Fight the Cherokee Nation until hell freezes over' (11/17) Senate committee holds hearing on climate change (11/17) University of New Mexico seeks Indian students (11/17) Ghana's ambassador to U.S. visits Navajo Nation (11/17) Indian lawmakers in Montana set priorities (11/17) Lawyer in $25B abuse case to file claim with BIA (11/17) Janklow asks court to clear manslaughter charge (11/17) LaDuke urges students to do more than vote (11/17) Editorial: Indian center needs to restore credibility (11/17) Indian women in Wisconsin earn less than most (11/17) Police union blames First Nations for firing (11/17) First Nation says every home contaminated by mold (11/17) Soboba Band diversifies with purchase of golf club (11/17) Oklahoma honors achivements of state's Natives (11/17) Seneca-Cayuga Tribe hopes DOI won't block deal (11/17) Court rejects federal recognition for Delaware Tribe (11/17) Campbell defends two-word change to NAGPRA (11/17) Coushatta Tribe sues ex-lobbyists for $32M (11/17) November 16, 2004 Bush to nominate Rice as Secretary of State (11/16) Religious group wins case tied to peyote use (11/16) Yellow Bird: The most terrifying snowstorm ever (11/16) Northern Cheyenne Tribe inducts new president (11/16) Crow Creek Sioux Tribe's schools falling apart (11/16) Mankiller promotes new book of indigenous women (11/16) Request for Whiteclay liquor license delayed (11/16) Eastern tribes weigh creation of own college (11/16) Yakama Nation drops plans for destination resort (11/16) Canada slashes Native anti-smoking funds (11/16) Reid to succeed Daschle as Senate minority leader (11/16) Pataki cites sovereignty in veto of Indian tax bill (11/16) Pine Ridge Reservation awaits water system hookup (11/16) Morongo Band donates 6,000 turkeys to charities (11/16) Blackfeet Nation seeks return of sacred area (11/16) Tigua Tribe to testify at Senate lobbying hearing (11/16) November 15, 2004 Skepticism greets Seneca-Cayuga settlement (11/15) Powell among four Cabinet departures pending (11/15) Oklahoma tribe settles land claim for New York casino (11/15) Activist is Brazil's first Indian woman lawyer (11/15) 20 percent of Oklahoma Indians have diabetes (11/15) Pueblo kids who created opera subject of film (11/15) New Mexico tribe sued over disenrollment (11/15) Officers linked to Native teen's death are fired (11/15) Pressure is on Fire Thunder as Pine Ridge president (11/15) Northern Cheyenne Tribe to inaugurate president (11/15) Native woman says racism persists in mascots (11/15) Wyoming lawmakers debate status of tribal liaison (11/15) Kickapoo Tribe of Texas has come a long way (11/15) Eastern Pequot Tribe confident of recognition (11/15) Library wants Gila River Community involved (11/15) Abramoff's assets frozen in employee case (11/15) Campbell plans to impose trust fund settlement (11/15) Letter: Being a tribe is more than blood quantum (11/15) Yellow Bird: Feeling guilty about your new car (11/15)

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