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Home > News > More Headlines October 06, 2003 Senate committee sets hearing on BIA nominee (10/06) Editorial: Tribal control leads to major headaches (10/06) Norton aide rejects Oneida Nation settlement (10/06) Column: Trying on someone else's shoes (10/06) Swimmer cancels two trust working groups (10/06) School employee protests use of Indian prayers (10/06) Mohawk tribe wins approval for Catskills casino (10/06) Cayuga Nation buys another gas station (10/06) Boxing a tradition for youth on Nev. reservation (10/06) Klamath Tribes hopeful for water and land agreement (10/06) Minn. university finally opens Indian center (10/06) Family protests ouster from Redding Rancheria (10/06) Coushatta Tribe spent $18M on lobbyists, lawyers (10/06) Book Review: Winners and losers at tribal casino (10/06) Book Review: The Richest Indian Tribe in History (10/06) Wis. museum missing hundreds of artifacts (10/06) House leader criticizes Schwarzenegger campaign (10/06) Navajo Code Talker: Troops in Iraq should come home (10/06) Tribes told to stay quiet about costly project (10/06) Pechanga chairman says tribe received hate mail (10/06) Yellow Bird: Sex and violence usually sells (10/06)

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