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Home > News > More Headlines November 04, 2005 Hopi chair to face challenge from former chair (11/04) Senate passes budget measure with ANWR drilling (11/04) Editorial: Steve Griles and the revolving door (11/04) Movie Review: 'Christmas in the Clouds' is a treat (11/04) Grand Ronde tribal member shot, killed by police (11/04) Washington tribes give to Democratic candidate (11/04) Lamberth praises judge assigned to Libby case (11/04) McCain may introduce lobbying reform legislation (11/04) Editorial: Tantaquidgeon kept history in Tupperware (11/04) Letters to Norton drafted by Abramoff, staff (11/04) BIA official warns of delayed trust payments (11/04) Stolen skull of Native warrior returned to Hawaii (11/04) Study finds no harmful effects of peyote use (11/04) Schumer opposes Cayuga Nation land-into-trust (11/04) Red Lake school receives threat of shooting (11/04) R.C. Gorman, famed Navajo artist, dies at 74 (11/04) Abramoff used charity to raise money for DeLay (11/04) Opinion: Address land use, sovereignty issues (11/04) November 03, 2005 Live from NCAI annual convention in Tulsa (11/03) Navajo president testifies in sacred site trial (11/03) Man sentenced for wreck that killed Sac & Fox elders (11/03) First woman elected president at Fort Belknap (11/03) Harvard Project recognizes tribal excellence (11/03) Griles, Rossetti clash at Abramoff hearing (11/03) Northern Cheyenne Tribe charges councilors (11/03) Editorial: Tantaquidgeon kept Mohegan culture alive (11/03) Man claims Indian heritage blocks county action (11/03) DeLay staff helped Abramoff gain access to Norton (11/03) Column: NMAI cafe offers history, health lesson (11/03) Minnesota Indian chamber of commerce wins award (11/03) Former Hopi chair: Hopis force action on Peabody (11/03) BIA sued over Passamaquoddy natural gas deal (11/03) Churches can only offer $29M for Native abuse (11/03) Evacuated First Nation might return by winter (11/03) Ralph Reed fought tribes with Coushatta money (11/03) ANWR drilling measure up for vote in Senate (11/03) Editorial: No rewrite for national park policies (11/03) November 02, 2005 Yellow Bird: Some reservation nicknames a secret (11/02) Live from NCAI annual convention in Tulsa (11/02) First Nations leaders prepare for high-level meeting (11/02) News organizations seek to open Jourdain trial (11/02) U.S. Supreme Court hears religious freedom case (11/02) Column: The invisible life of Sidney Jade Mahkuk (11/02) Griles, Rossetti to testify on Coushatta Tribe (11/02) Native family seeks $30M from police for teen's death (11/02) Oglala Sioux member wins national teaching award (11/02) Gila River Indian Community considers solar plant (11/02) Louise Foussat, Luiseno advocate, dies at 97 (11/02) Crow Tribe to take part in Lewis and Clark event (11/02) County granted custody of alleged chief's baby (11/02) Utah senator seeks delay in Goshute nuclear project (11/02) Northern Cheyenne Tribe settles drilling lawsuit (11/02) Tantaquidgeon, oldest Mohegan, dies at 106 (11/02) Little Shell Tribe seeks support for recognition bid (11/02) Sault Tribe chairman fights union effort at school (11/02) Former White Earth chairman indicted in title scheme (11/02) November 01, 2005 Live from NCAI annual convention in Tulsa (11/01) Oneida Nation said to call off settlement talks (11/01) Most students at BIA school said to be depressed (11/01) Judge considers Catawba Nation leadership suit (11/01) Women clean up Northern Cheyenne cemetery (11/01) Sho-Bans drop objections to Nez Perce water deal (11/01) Wyoming governor names second tribal liaison (11/01) Carthage College goes from 'Redmen' to 'Red Men' (11/01) Fired officers dispute link to Native teen's death (11/01) Ousted Fort Peck chairman wins re-election (11/01) Supreme Court nominee Alito ruled for alleged Indian (11/01) Litefoot shares positive message on Rez tour (11/01) Hearing to determine fate of alleged chief's baby (11/01) Tule River Tribe seeks to develop housing (11/01) Tim Giago: Government ignores Indian health problems (11/01) Washoe Tribe joins fight against meth (11/01) Griles called to testify on Abramoff scandal (11/01) October 31, 2005 Proposed bar near Bear Butte still under fire (10/31) Haskell, already underfunded, faces budget cut (10/31) Court upholds state jurisdiction on Meskwaki lands (10/31) Judge issues another ruling in favor of Oneida Nation (10/31) Ski area challenges tribe in sacred site lawsuit (10/31) Marc Simmons: Indian agent earned respect (10/31) Native World War II veterans from Canada honored (10/31) New Mexico school passes on Tewa language (10/31) Navajo community reopens Boys and Girls Club (10/31) Replica of Winnemucca statue unveiled in Nevada (10/31) Oklahoma leaders say state relations are improving (10/31) Live from NCAI annual convention in Tulsa (10/31) South Dakota county violates Native voting rights (10/31) Tribes reluctant to mark Lewis and Clark journey (10/31) Oglala Sioux president confident of future (10/31) Two tribes cancel contracts to purchase wild horses (10/31) Bush announces new U.S. Supreme Court pick (10/31) Mark Trahant: The ultimate power of the Fed (10/31) Yellow Bird: Halloween way back in the 'old days' (10/31)

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