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Articles in June, 2004 issue of Indian Country Today (Lakota Times)

• Western Shoshone buy-out bill passes House
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Montana panel adopts new grave site rules
  by Selden, Ron
• Sen. Johnson concerned for tribes
  by Melmer, David
• Wy-Kan-Ush-Pum Gala
  by Johnson, Jean Kirsten
• NLRB surprise attack on tribes needs rebuff
  by Adams, Jim
• President Charles Colombe; Businessman, tribal leader, cowboy
• Wayuu, Embera endure brutal attack
  by Weinberg, Bill
• An interview with Vine Deloria Jr.
  by May, James
• The settlement of Rosebud
  by Melmer, David
• Special Olympics summer season begins
• Navajo jails crumbling, criminals released into communities
  by Norrell, Brenda
• SWAIA announces 2004 Lifetime Achievement award winners
• New California compact deal announced
  by May, James
• Lawsuit seeks to stop LA project after remains of 300 Gabrieleno Tongva found
  by May, James
• Strengthen the circle chiefs and defend the commons
• A great nation breaks its word; Indians, unions and the NLRB
  by McSloy, Steven Paul, Bassen, Ned H.
• ICE hopes to expand to single-family hogans
  by Fogarty, Mark
• Coyote Valley; The legacy of the Supreme Court's Inyo County decision builds
  by Monteau, Harold A.
• Big-league endorsements for Calif. assembly race
  by May, James
• Morongo Band publicity blitz hits Manhattan
  by Adams, Jim
• Publisher settles lawsuit with Peltier
  by Melmer, David
• Traditional Navajo farming
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Let the games begin; Cayugas catch Catskill casino?
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• Doing it their way
  by Stenseng, Tana
• Akaka Bill revisions draw Hawaiian ire; PART TWO
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Stories of the elder 'hag' contain hidden meanings
  by Qitsualik, Rachel A.
• National trade group targets Indian mortgages
  by Fogarty, Mark
• The charismatic presidency
  by Mohawk, John
• Haida repatriation the focus of new documentary
  by Ross, Matt
• Recalling the round-up
• Hopi voters reject gaming
  by Norell, Brenda
• Remembering Carl Gorman
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Indians of South Dakota, let's talk about advantage
• Astronomy outreach for Navajo and Hopi students
• Peltier accepts settlement over Aquash murder
  by Adams, Jim
• Washington in brief
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• AMERIND provides assistance
• Picayune Rancheria wins latest round of Tillie Hardwick litigation
  by May, James
• Congressional vote cancels donation to National Park Service
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Seneca Nation in positive mode, despite hack attack
• Hall notes coincidence of Citizenship Act, Herseth House win
  by Adams, Jim
• Virginia Indians continue federal recognition fight
  by Whitehead, Bobbie
• Indian vote could decide Senate majority, presidential election
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• The Buffalo News: Dissin' the Senecas with a colorful new same old same old
  by Niman, Michael I.
• CERA: The Ku Klux Klan of Indian country
  by Lundgren, Dave
• The Petroglyph National Monument -- You had to be there
  by Carraro, Joseph J.
• PhD Project uses unique recruiting methods
  by May, James
• Utility easement training available
• News from the Southwest
  by Norrell, Brenda
• 'FIRST TO FIGHT', BY HENRY MIHESUAH, EDITED BY DEVON ABBOTT MIHESUAH
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• Bead work exhibit opens
• American Indian voter rights debate heats up
  by Melmer, David
• President Reagan passes on
• Hopi Credit may offer car loans
  by Fogarty, Mark
• Rincon suit a symptom of growing tribal divide
  by May, James
• Oneida farm fosters culture and profit
  by Adams, Jim
• New services ready to roll as Seneca funds pick up
  by Adams, Jim
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• Scholarships for Calif. Natives awarded by Morongo
  by May, James
• Seneca Nation thunders back in Western New York: PART ONE
• Tribes recognized at Gonzaga Law School
  by McNeel, Jack
• Seneca Nation thunders back in Western New York; An interview with Cyrus Schindler; PART TWO
• Rosebud looks to the future
• America's credibility and the torture scandal
  by Mohawk, John
• Vizenor wins White Earth chair
  by Melmer, David
• Navajos harassed at spring gathering
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Coyote Valley claims excessive police force
  by May, James
• The America we know
  by Cheyfitz, Eric
• Vote on Western Shoshone Distribution Bill is 'day to day'
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Renewable energy - American Indian style
  by Melmer, David
• Northwestern Band of Shoshone thinking big
  by Fogarty, Mark
• Indian voices heard at the polls
  by Melmer, David
• A parable that lives on in Republican philosophy -- Or why the grasshopper is a Democrat
  by Guevremont, John
• Minneapolis Star-Tribune series is a tragedy of its own making
  by Lyons, Scott Richard
• Law enforcement officers raid Coyote Valley, seize files
  by May, James
• Skull and Bones, heart of darkness in America
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Calif. mascot bill passes Senate Education Committee
  by May, James
• Critique of Seneca Nation shows economic confusion
  by Adams, Jim
• Washington in brief
  by Reynolds, Jerry
• Northern Cree - Still rezonatin'
  by Murg, Wilhelm

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