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COMMENTARY: Alcoholism
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SEPTEMBER 21, 2000 "More than 100 friends and relatives gather each summer for the Pow Wow Days pig roast at JoAnn Kaufman's place on Idaho's Nez Perce Reservation. They bring sweet corn and berry pies. But they don't bring their own bottle. It's a personal, not a tribal decision..." Get the Story:
Indian alcoholism can hit close to home (The Seattle Post-Intelligencer 9/21) Related Stories:
State sues Yakama over alcohol (The Medicine Wheel 9/20)
Yakama alcohol ban takes effect (The Medicine Wheel 9/18)
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