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Articles in July, 2001 issue of Indian Country Today (Lakota Times)

• Coolidge joins Cherokee choirs on new CD
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• Watch your language!
  by Harjo, Suzan Shown
• Wind power gains momentum with tribes
• American Indian Opinion Leaders: Indians taxing non-Indians: rejection of Navajo tax disappointing
• Arrests, detainments signal policy change: Coalition-building poses threat to Bush energy campaign
  by Norrell, Brenda
• One down, one to go for Prairie Band Potawatomi: In fight for tribal license plates and vehicle titles
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• Colombia: an Andean Viet Nam?
• Oglala park board fired, project in jeopardy: Personnel has changed, deadline unmet
  by Melmer, David
• Navajos march for their lost Colorado River water rights
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Alleged 'illegal' council suspended Seminole Chief Haney
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• Long-neglected Native Hawaiian housing gets boost
  by Fogarty, Mark
• A response to story on McCain and Mohegans
  by Marquez, Deron
• Exploring an Indian Health Service
  by King, Frank John, III
• Cultural values should take leading role in economic decision-making
  by Adamson, Rebecca
• The Indian education of Governor Pataki
• California tribes say state altered compacts without negotiations
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Wyandotte Nation sues to recover Kansas tribal lands: Still awaiting appeals decision on Kansas City casino building
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• Tear out the road and you eliminate the problem
  by King, Frank John, III
• Treaty board could enhance work with tribes
  by Humphrey, Kay
• Brokaw says graduates are tribe's modern-day warriors
  by Dellinger, Laura M.
• Rosebud council bans smoking in tribal buildings
  by Humphrey, Kay
• Native Hawaiian homesteaders in 'renaissance of sorts'
• Navajo Code Talkers to get Congressional gold medals
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Holding on to what we have
• Maine ruling on tribal records stands: In Penobscot, Passamaquoddy-paper mills dispute
• Two cultures shaped leadership style: Now Amy Finkbonner wants to teach others
  by May, James
• Health care at Holton IHS comes under fire
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• Another ruling favors states over tribes
  by Melmer, David
• Permaculture course in Santa Fe starts July 23: Indigenous participants from throughout hemisphere are welcomed
  by Woodard, Stephanie
• Gun Lake settles on lawn supply site
• Indian sovereignty and labor unions
• Tribal energy problems gain attention
  by Stockes, Brian
• Oil battle focuses on profits vs. future generations
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Navajos review outcome of health-care initiative referendum
  by McKenzie, Taylor
• College student retention requires focus on differences in how American Indians think and hear
  by Selden, Ron
• Business association salutes California Rep. Mary Bono
• Gwendolyn Paul 'Teacher of the Year'
• Pima Indians fight diabetes with exercise, diet
• Prairie Band Potawatomi council donates $54,000 to finish renovations of Haskell Stadium Arch
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• Navajo president calls for nations to recognize service of all veterans
  by Begaye, Kelsey A.
• American Indians, past and present: Featured in 'Spirit Capture' at Heye Center
• AIDS crisis takes center stage: Tribes struggle to battle problem
  by Stockes, Brian
• American Indian medical care attacked: Inadequate funds, services trigger anger, frustration
  by Dellinger, Laura M.
• Navajo juniper ash, Ojibwe herb tea surprise researchers
  by Norrell, Brenda
• 'Indian prison gang' claim exposes racial profiling
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Interior officials 'impressed' with Tiospa Zina plans
  by Humphrey, Kay
• Sinte Gleska president reinstated
  by Humphrey, Kay
• Virginia tribes renew fight for federal recognition: Six of 11 of their members of Congress give support
  by Stockes, Brian
• Editorial on gaming compacts and contributions taken to task
  by Mercer, Bob
• The coyote and the stone and recycled tribal leadership
  by King, Frank John, III
• Washington state helps focus on tourism
  by May, James
• Education is American Indian power
  by Selden, Ron
• Mille Lacs Band clinics add a diabetes specialist
• S&K rides wave of the future with the wisdom of past
  by Humphrey, Kay
• Honor the women who served
  by Finnicum, Brenda
• Pending nomination of Rebecca Watson raises red flags
  by Selden, Ron
• Sisseton-Wahpeton ask for physician licensing changes
  by Humphrey, Kay
• Tulalip tax bid rebuffed: Home Depot at Quil Ceda to send sales revenue to state
  by Melmer, David
• Why the Microsoft suit is important to Indian country
  by Sandven, Steven D.
• Unusual expedition to retrace Alaska route
  by Adams, Jim
• Chief Seattle's grave rededicated after vandalism repaired
• Music promoters look for wider outlets for performers: Tribal casinos would seem to be natural market
  by Adams, Jim
• Big Mountain Sun Dance proceeds following arrests: Five Dine women were jailed overnight by Hopi police
  by Norrell, Brenda
• An Inuit showcase, Qaggiq, the summer celebrations
  by Qitsualik, Rachel Attituq
• Tohono O'odham effort deserves support
• Are Interior and Treasury corralled at long last?
  by Cobell, Elouise
• Tigua are denied new trial on Speaking Rock Casino
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• New Mexico tribes get help connecting to Internet
  by Stockes, Brian
• Exhibit of Cherokee photographs opens at Smithsonian
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• $5 million campaign begun to preserve tribal languages
  by Stockes, Brian
• Interior secretary's orders signal trust reform commitment
  by Stockes, Brian
• Saginaw Chippewa demonstrate their displeasure at the polls
• South Dakota racial dispute threatens teens
  by Humphrey, Kay
• Mortgage insuror builds home on Rosebud: Makes grants in South Dakota, New Mexico
  by Fogarty, Mark
• Patwin remains lead to model of cooperation: Private, state, tribal entities agree
  by May, James
• American Indian Opinion Leaders: California gaming compact freeze
• Chickasaw receive first direct grant to enforce child support payments: Nation serves youngsters throughout Oklahoma
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• Battlefield project funding closer: Senate would include it in Interior budget
  by Melmer, David
• Osage Nation shooting investigated: Man threatening public, officers, shot to death
  by Pierpoint, Mary
• Hopi and Navajo: Aquifer water a basis for unity

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