Monday, May 27, 2002
Suit for EPA official dropped
A group of cities in Idaho have
dropped a lawsuit seeking to
reinstate the position of an
Environmental Protection
Agency investigator....
Maine tribes complete sovereignty walk
Two Maine tribes completed their walk for sovereignty on Friday....
BIA advises new Seminole election
Assistant Secretary Neal McCaleb last week urged the Seminole Nation of
Oklahoma to hold new tribal elections....
Men found dead outside Wash. casino
Three men were found dead outside the Muckleshoot tribal casino in
Washington this weekend....
Seneca opposition considers takeover
Opponents of the Seneca Nation's casino agreement with the state of
New York are hoping to gain seats in the upcoming tribal election....
Remains to be repatriated
The National Park Service intends to repatriate at least six Native
ancestors found in New York....
Editorial: Stop Indian gaming
In an editorial, Representative Frank Wolf (R-Va.) calls on the Bush administration
and Congress to put a halt to the spread of gaming, especially in Indian
Country....
Halt to recognition decisions sought
A group of 23 towns in Connecticut wants the Bush administration to
stop recognizing tribes....
Wayne Smith seeks protection
Wayne Smith, the former deputy to Assistant Secretary Neal McCaleb,
has asked for federal whistleblower status after being fired from his job....
Sacred site sale opposed
A Wyoming senator opposes a proposed purchase of federal land
because he worries tribes might do the same....
Native school sees last class
The Native American Preparatory School in New Mexico graduated its last
class before closing due to financial problems....
Indian panel looks at sacred sites
The Senate Indian Affairs Committee holds the first in a series of
oversight hearing on sacred sites next week....
Mont. tribe graduates pharmacist
Damion Killsback will receive his doctorate in pharmacy next month, the
first member of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe of Montana to do so....
Native veterans honored
A long tradition of remembering Native warriors and veterans continued
today on the Fort Belknap Reservation in Montana....
Recusal didn't bar Griles involvement
Deputy Interior Secretary Steven Griles continued to involve himself in
coalbed methane drilling decisions despite agreeing not to do so....
Tour features Native art collection
Curators for the Arizona State Museum are preparing an upcoming
exhibit of 360 original paintings by Native artists....
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