Tuesday, November 5, 2002
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An affable judge offers trial tips and advice
The federal judge overseeing the Indian trust fund lawsuit gave attendees of a law conference an inside glimpse into the workings of the federal district court system last Friday....
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Bush strategy assumes no trust mismanagement
The Bush administration has launched a sweeping legal strategy aimed at indefinitely delaying resolution of nearly two dozen tribal trust mismanagement cases....
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In The Hoop: Indecision 2002
We've gotten a lot of e-mail from Indianz.Com readers who miss the message board....
Custer was no hero topic of show
The Discovery Channel will air an episode about Custer's defeat at the Battle of the Little Bighorn....
Blackfeet chairman target of ouster
Blackfeet Nation of Montana chairman William "Allen" Talks About is being targeted for removal because he is trying to stop tribal corruption, supporters said....
Navajo tradition made part of tribal law
The Navajo Nation Council has passed a resolution to incorporate traditional values, customs and culture into tribal law....
Begaye's presidency at stake
Voters of the Navajo Nation go to the polls today to elect a new president....
New Pequot chairman offers vision
Michael Thomas, newly elected chairman of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation of Connecticut, is promising new economic development projects, more tribal housing and better relations with local governments....
Yellow Bird: It's cold but it's home
"This white-knuckle flier flew across the country to State College, Pa., to visit Penn State University this past weekend....
Native corp executive steps down
The chairman of an Alaska Native regional corporation has left her post, The Anchorage Daily News reports....
Wyo. Indian schools said lagging
School districts serving Wyoming's Indian students are lagging behind and risk sanctions, according to the state....
Tribal-state hunting agreement renewed
The Flathead Nation and the state of Montana have renewed a hunting and fishing agreement for four more years....
Native bone marrow drive launched
An Alaska Native, American Indian and minority bone marrow and blood drive will be held next month in Kenai, Alaska....
Editorial: Bring back fake Indians
The Chicago Tribune in an editorial mourns the passing of the local YMCA's Y Indian Guides and Princesses program....
Kan. Indian statue dedicated
Five tribes helped dedicate the Indian statue appearing on top of the Kansas Statehouse on Monday....
Independent appointed to Senate seat
Outgoing Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura (I) on Monday appointed an Independent to the Senate seat vacated by the late Paul Wellstone (D)....
Maine voters consider tribal casino
Voters in nine Maine communities are considering a non-binding referendum on a tribal casino today....
Pueblos take in $101M on slots
Ten New Mexico Pueblos generated $101 million in slot machine revenue this past quarter, The Albuquerque Journal reports....
Arrests in Hopi bootlegging ring
Federal and tribal authorities have broken up a bootlegging ring on the Hopi Reservation in Arizona....
Feds: Tribal official kept pot farm
Federal prosecutors have charged a member of the Yavapai-Apache Nation of Arizona with growing marijuana at her home....
Lakota ceremony for Vietnam Vets memorial
A member of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe of South Dakota will perform a Lakota ceremony at the 20-year anniversary of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C....
Judge dismisses Native inmate suit
A federal judge in New Hampshire dismissed a discrimination lawsuit filed by Native American inmates, the AP reports....
DOI releases Klamath water report
The Department of Interior has released a report that backs fish over farms in the Klamath River basin....
Seminole chief Chambers disputes charges
Ken Chambers, elected chief of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, pleaded not guilty last Friday to two charges of trespassing and abuse of office....
White House called weekly about casino
Former Bureau of Indian Affairs deputy Wayne Smith tells all, or a good portion of it, in a Los Angeles Times investigation into a casino-related dispute that led to his firing....
Kickapoo dispute goes to court
The chairman of the Kickapoo Tribe of Texas has agreed to work with his opponents on a possible transfer of power, The San Antonio Express-News reports....
Judge schedules Cobell hearing
US District Judge Royce Lamberth has scheduled a hearing this afternoon in the Cobell litigation....
Crow Tribe plans coalbed methane project
The Crow Tribe of Montana, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and a drilling company are taking public comments about a coalbed methane project on the Crow Reservation....
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