Monday, March 11, 2002
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In The Hoop: Psychic Trust Network
Environmentalists are upset that Secretary of Interior Gale Norton is
using a video created by a pro-drilling lobbying group to promote oil and
gas development in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge....
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Effort targets 'deviations' prized by tribes
Tribe and reservation specific services could see major changes as
Secretary of Interior Gale Norton moves to standardize the way her
department manages the Indian trust fund....
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The Week in Review
Secretary of Interior Gale Norton takes on trust, the Senate
starts debating energy policy, Jena Choctaws get rejected
by the Bush administration, and Supreme Court takes case
affecting Native corporations....
Code Talker gets his medal
Navajo Code Talker David Tsosie received his Congressional silver medal
in a ceremony in New Mexico on Saturday....
Maine casino creates stir
The prospect of a tribal casino in southern Maine has residents of the
town of Kittery buzzing....
BIA officer claims sex discrimination
A Bureau of Indian Affairs correctional officer in Montana has filed a sex
discrimination lawsuit against Secretary of Interior Gale Norton....
Johnnie Cochran representing 'tribe'
Famed attorney Johnnie Cochran is representing a group in Connecticut
that claims descent from the historic Mohegan Tribe
Best known for defending O.J....
Remains to go to Apache Tribe
The Department of Interior has determined the remains of a man to be
culturally affiliated to the Ft....
First Indian saint questioned
The expected canonization of Juan Diego has drawn the complaints of a
group of Catholic scholars who say the Aztec Indian man is not worthy of
sainthood....
John Potter: Moving to Utah
"Ever since getting married and moving to Utah, I have become the
poster-child for humiliation....
Letter: Stop casino gambling
"I am watching a family being totally destroyed because the
breadwinner became addicted to gambling at one of our tribal casinos.
He owns his own business, and up until recently was very successful....
N.Y. tribes want casino monopoly
Threatening further land claims, three New York tribes have told Gov.
George Pataki not to negotiate with tribes outside the state....
Jena Choctaws continue search
The Bush administration may not like the compact the Jena Band of
Choctaws signed with the state of Louisiana but that doesn't mean the
tribe is giving up....
Village school redoing discipline policy
The school in Kivalina, Alaska, is rewriting its discipline plan in hopes of
reopening next week....
Program studies indigenous 'roots'
A unique program at Connecticut College is aimed at making sure the
indigenous roots and people of Latin America don't go unnoticed....
Safety of oil pipeline questioned
The pipeline that has transported oil from the Arctic through Alaska is
nearing the end of its 30-year-lease and many are wondering whether it
can last any longer....
ANWR drilling could be a bust
The Bush administration's enthusiasm for the Arctic National Wildlife
Refuge isn't necessarily shared by large oil companies who are
somewhat quiet about the prospects....
Wash. tribe promoting education
Thanks to profits from its casino, the Kalispel Tribe of Washington has
established an educational institution....
Tribe accepting county waste
The Fort Mojave Tribe is using the California part of its reservation to
store tons of sewage waste from a county 270 miles away....
Students call themselves 'Whities'
In an effort to persuade a high school to change its mascot, a group of
Indian college students in Colorado have nicknamed their intramural
basketball team "The Fighting Whities."
The University of Northern Colorado team has members of various ethnic
backgrounds but wants to show how Indian students feel, say
organizers....
Trust records being moved
A planned move of 32,000 cubit feet of trust fund records is being
questioned by the special master in the Cobell class action....
Whitman being investigated
Environmental Protection Agency Administration Christie Whitman is
under investigation to determine whether she is making decisions for
financial benefit....
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