Indianz.Com
Neb. protesters cited for public drinking
TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 2002
Nebraska authorities on Monday cited seven people who drank beer in public to protest liquor sales to Native Americans.
The seven, including one reverend, were drinking malt liquor outside Gov. Mike Johanns' Mansion, where a re-election birthday party / fundraiser was taking place. Part of a group called Nebraskans for Peace, the protesters are challenging the state's policies in Whiteclay.
Whiteclay is a small town with liquor establishments which draw most of its clientele from the nearby Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.
Get the Story:
Seven cited for public drinking while protesting Whiteclay sales
(The Lincoln Journal Star 6/11)
Related Stories:
Another year for Whiteclay protest
(6/7)
Neb. accused of racism for liquor sales
(5/28)
State takes tour of Whiteclay
(5/24)
Activists drink beer for Natives
(5/10)
Whiteclay activists drink beer
(4/19)
Suit may be filed over Whiteclay liquor
(3/28)
Editorial: Review Whiteclay laws
(3/26)
Abourezk: Exploiting Indians
(2/27)
Solution to Whiteclay liquor pushed
(2/26)
Whiteclay protester gets hearing
(2/25)
Bill would prohibit new liquor at Whiteclay
(1/24)
Whiteclay liquor store suspended
(12/14)
Whiteclay store owner pleads guilty
(11/15)
Whiteclay liquor case delayed
(11/14)
Whiteclay liquor license denied
(10/26)
Leads still come in on Pine Ridge deaths
(10/12)
BIA sends investigators to Pine Ridge
(10/11)
Whiteclay liquor protested
(8/23)
Thompson heads out on reservation tour
(8/15)
Whiteclay patrols draw complaints
(8/6)
Whiteclay liquor store fined
(7/18)
Whiteclay summit held in Neb.
(6/12)
Whiteclay protest march held
(6/11)
Whiteclay land still disputed
(6/11)
High schoolers hear Whiteclay talk
(6/7)
Peaceful protests expected in Whiteclay
(6/6)
Attention being called to Whiteclay
(6/4)
Whiteclay protest trial resumes
(5/24)
Whiteclay liquor protests planned
(5/18)
Movie being shot at Pine Ridge
(4/24)
Whiteclay establishment fined
(4/20)
Whats Going on at Whiteclay?
(4/9)
Action on Whiteclay liquor promised
(2/13)
Liquor executive order sought
(2/5)
State questioned on Whiteclay liquor
(1/12)
More Whiteclay investigation sought
(12/15)
Whiteclay liquor sales targeted
(12/14)
Whiteclay protesters reject plea
(09/15)
Means fined for Whiteclay protest
(08/28)
Whiteclay protests continue
(06/12)