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Home > News > More Headlines March 18, 2005 Lance Morgan: Federal trust land policy hurts tribes (03/18) House committee takes up off-reservation gaming (03/18) Alaska Native leader recovering from cancer (03/18) Graduate on way to become next Navajo surgeon (03/18) Panel finds Wal-Mart bias against Native woman (03/18) Bush administration won't give up fight on Cobell (03/18) First Nation in Manitoba nears federal recognition (03/18) More asbestos risks found in First Nation homes (03/18) Oregon tribe plans Chinook language immersion (03/18) Michigan tribe rejects talk of tax deal with state (03/18) Huge slaughter of bald eagles on First Nations (03/18) Agency urged to reject tribe's nuclear waste dump (03/18) Si Tanka University to discuss future of school (03/18) Indian teens to be banished from Idaho reservation (03/18) Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe faces water shortage (03/18) Chairman: Montana tribes support Senator Burns (03/18) Nephew of Reno Sparks chairman shot by officer (03/18) Gwich'in leader blasts Senate vote on ANWR drilling (03/18) Breakthrough cited in tribe's plan for old airstrip (03/18) University to return remains, items to First Nation (03/18) Senate panel votes to advance Myers nomination (03/18) Coushatta Tribe hires law firm linked to DeLay (03/18) March 17, 2005 Close Senate vote supports development in ANWR (03/17) Recognition bills surface yet again in Congress (03/17) Indian murals at EPA building to undergo review (03/17) Vitter won't say why he OKed Abramoff fundraiser (03/17) Tohono O'odham Nation opens Head Start centers (03/17) Blackfeet man says homosexuals unnatural (03/17) Hearing planned on tribe's bison range agreement (03/17) Idaho Legislature ratifies Nez Perce water deal (03/17) Quechan Nation blasts Myers for Senate testimony (03/17) Mississippi Choctaws enter into medical tech deal (03/17) Native man can't get help for asbestos in home (03/17) BIA puts off decision on Si Tanka University (03/17) Obesity among Americans affecting longevity (03/17) Editorial: Reject Myers for appeals court on merits (03/17) Blackfeet Nation works on cross-deputization (03/17) Witness list for hearing on off-reservation gaming (03/17) Senate committee approves Interior deputy pick (03/17) House Appropriations holds hearing on BIA budget (03/17) Senate Finance Committee investigates Abramoff (03/17) March 16, 2005 EPA seeks to reduce mercury from power plants (03/16) Bush budget test inconsistent on Indian programs (03/16) Editorial: Montana governor on right track with tribes (03/16) Yellow Bird Series: Suicide on the reservation (03/16) Teen still in custody over triple murder on reserve (03/16) Mississippi Choctaw girls basketball team is No. 1 (03/16) Thousands attending job fair on Tulalip Reservation (03/16) Schaghticoke chief debates foe of tribe's recognition (03/16) David Risling, father of Indian education, passes on (03/16) South Dakota Supreme Court to hear voting rights case (03/16) Editorial: Fire proves Kickapoo Tribe in need of water (03/16) Three Native women honored for their achievements (03/16) Students develop play based on tribal traditions (03/16) Letters: Gale Norton still wrong on ANWR drilling (03/16) DeLay denies wrongdoing on trip linked to tribe (03/16) Former Catawba Nation official pleads guilty to theft (03/16) Native lawyers file lawsuit against Chief Illiniwek (03/16) Commentary: What happened to the Catawba Nation? (03/16) Members of Michigan tribe protest state tax deal (03/16) Florida dedicates first sculpture in honor of tribes (03/16) Man goes free for murder on Nevada reservation (03/16) Noted Peltier foe expected to announce retirement (03/16) Another resignation at troubled Civil Rights Commission (03/16) Democrats vow to shut down Senate on judicial picks (03/16) Senate vote on ANWR drilling said to be very close (03/16) Vitter responsible for anti-tribal appropriations rider (03/16) March 15, 2005 Report cites increase in Native gang activity (03/15) Penobscot Chief discusses environmental struggle (03/15) Navajo students celebrate Native American Week (03/15) Lynch, friend of Piestewa, to visit three reservations (03/15) Pombo schedules hearing on off-reservation gaming (03/15) Federal judge approves Indian inmate settlement (03/15) Tribal chair receives 'Woman of the Year' honor (03/15) Si Tanka wrapping up discussions with BIA (03/15) Drought-ridden Kickapoo Reservation hit by fire (03/15) Ailing water district seeks help from Oklahoma tribe (03/15) Arapaho elders want city to protect sacred site (03/15) Governor lobbies Norton on Goshute waste dump (03/15) First Nation homes at high risk of asbestos exposure (03/15) Bill would pay off settlement with Crow Tribe (03/15) Northern Cheyenne Tribe's lawsuit questioned (03/15) Woman defines role as Indian affairs coordinator (03/15) Editorial: Norton wrong about drilling in ANWR (03/15) Cities under scrutiny as IRS probes tribal tax bonds (03/15) 2005 Paddle Journey to end at Tse-whit-zen village (03/15) Battle continues over control of Indian housing (03/15) Lumbee beauty queen files lawsuit over Miss World (03/15) Navajo Nation considers appeal of snowmaking plan (03/15) EPA to issue new rule on mercury emissions (03/15) Hayworth predicts DeLay will weather ethics storm (03/15) Editorial: Investigate overseas trip paid by Abramoff (03/15) Column: Strange bedfellows in Abramoff scandal (03/15) March 14, 2005 Fort Belknap soldier returns home to big welcome (03/14) FEC ruling separates tribes from their businesses (03/14) Editorial: Sacred peaks don't belong to tribes alone (03/14) Indian lawmakers in Oklahoma seek to organize (03/14) Memorial pays tribute to legacy of Fritz Scholder (03/14) Tribe gave $75K to group founded by Norton (03/14) Si Tanka continues effort to secure federal funds (03/14) Hearings on New York land claim deals continue (03/14) Fire won't deter Indian woman from foster care (03/14) Indian project in the works as Daschle joins firm (03/14) Griles fought casino opposed by Abramoff's clients (03/14) Tribe, gambling firm funded DeLay's overseas trip (03/14) Onondaga Nation makes history with land claim (03/14) Gale Norton: Drilling in ANWR won't hurt environment (03/14) Indian Eddie: Racist innuendo links Indians to fire (03/14) Funding for Indian education in Montana slashed (03/14) Lakota woman lobbies U.N. for indigenous rights (03/14) Sauk-Suiattle Tribe's longtime police chief fired (03/14) Allegations by professor derail Churchill buyout talks (03/14) Yellow Bird Series: Suicide on the reservation (03/14) Northern Cheyenne Tribe sues church and school (03/14) Stevens 'depressed' over ANWR drilling fight (03/14) Editorial: Facts don't look good for Senator Burns (03/14) Elouise Cobell to speak at tourism conference (03/14) Editorial: Virginia tribes in need of recognition (03/14)

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