Thursday, September 14, 2000 |
| Feature Story: Tribe takes on state taxation (9/14) |
| Feature Story: Bill would put $290M in tribe's fund (9/14) |
| Feature Story: Clinton addresses hate crimes (9/14) |
| Mi'kmaq meetings may not occur (9/14) |
| Books celebrate Native traditions (9/14) |
| Bush education forum set (9/14) |
| English-only still raises questions (9/14) |
| NIGC says firings OK (9/14) |
| School settles binge drinking suit (9/14) |
| Mark Trahant: The Code (9/14) |
| Aryan Nations plans appeal of $6.3M judgment (9/14) |
| Couple gives land to Delawares (9/14) |
| Sacred painting destroyed (9/14) |
| Chairwoman still in power (9/14) |
| Document may end controversy (9/14) |
| Towns oppose recognition bil (9/14) |
| Lee finally goes free (9/14) |
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