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Home > News > More Headlines September 04, 2003 Some Juaneno tribal members protest opening of school (09/04) Sentence for man cleared of murdering Native woman (09/04) Native Hawaiians in limbo as courts open up programs (09/04) Tohono O'odham Nation short on housing funds (09/04) Muckleshoot Tribe gives computer to every family (09/04) Alaska Native corporation buys oil services firm (09/04) Award-winning artist chosen for Navajo fair poster (09/04) IHS ambulance kills Tuba City woman in accident (09/04) Jicarilla Apache Nation gets $1M housing grant (09/04) Navajo Nation seeks $500M to finance development (09/04) N.M. convict found guilty of murdering Navajo man (09/04) Calif. governor's debate turns to tribal donations (09/04) Editorial: Towns, tribe both at fault for feuds (09/04) N.B. government cutting moose hunts for First Nations (09/04) Haida First Nation rejects land-for-lawsuit offer (09/04) Wis. court reinstates negligence suit against tribe (09/04) Senate panel to hold hearing on Lumbee recognition (09/04) Study shows use of hormone suppresses appetite (09/04) Judge issues first ruling in tribe's Superfund case (09/04) Appeals court delays new FCC media ownership rules (09/04)

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