Tuesday, October 10, 2000 |
| Feature Story: Tribe works to protect art (10/10) |
| Feature Story: Gorton to receive environmental award (10/10) |
| Feature Story: School considers 'Custer' performance (10/10) |
| EDITORIAL: Gorton's record a disappointment (10/10) |
| City declares Indian School day (10/10) |
| Panel considers Columbus (10/10) |
| State sues tribes over taxes (10/10) |
| Goshute Secretary: Economic development (10/10) |
| Pine Ridge ready to receive funds (10/10) |
| Study highlights diabetes problem (10/10) |
| State ready to lower drinking limit (10/10) |
| Schaghticoke chief denies assault (10/10) |
| Tribe gets new ambassador (10/10) |
| Pueblo sees peaceful protest (10/10) |
| Parades could compete on Columbus Day (10/10) |
| Buchanan: Columbus a hero (10/10) |
| Yellow Bird: Olympic Gold (10/10) |
| Powwow brings in Columbus Day (10/10) |
| Recall effort dealt setback (10/10) |
| Abenaki seek to stop construction (10/10) |
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