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Articles in December, 2005 issue of Indian Country Today (Lakota Times)

• Rumsey Tribe to finance eminent domain purchase
  by Hernandez, Juan A. Avila
• Congress petitioned for return of Geronimo's remains
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Democrats back sovereignty
  by Adams, Jim
• Students harrassed after Peaks vigil
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Morales poised to win Bolivia's presidency
  by Mohawk, John
• Rising stars, Native youths perform in Seminole showcase
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Calling on tribal leaders to join fight against AIDS epidemic
  by Davis, Yvonne M.
• House passes veterans home loan program legislation
• Abuse survivors finally to receive compensation
  by Ross, Matt
• The vision of Vine Deloria Jr.
• Camp Verde Yavapai-Apache features lodging and top entertainment
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Uncanny Arctic
  by Qitsualik, Rachel A.
• An interview with Charles C. Mann
  by d'Errico, Peter
• Support the Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• Mohawk artist uses painting as a means for passing on tradition
  by Burns, Shannon C.
• NATIVE CURRENTS; An Andean food revolution: Bringing ancient nutrition to the modern marketplace
  by Healy, Kevin
• Native Cooking
  by Carson, Dale
• Tex Hall tribute entered into Congressional Record
  by Norrell, Brenda
• The diversity of creation stories
  by Murguia, Alejandro
• Fort McDowell reveals new Radisson
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Government land purchase designed to stop fractionation
  by Melmer, David
• S.D. family seeks the right to grow hemp
  by Taylor, Betsy
• Indian Arts and Crafts Board promoting local control of museums
  by McKeag, Jana
• Lobster divers face perils
  by Ross, Matt
• Tex Hall urges action after Kansas taxation ruling
  by Norrell, Brenda
• City makes first water payment to Jicarillas
  by Sharpe, Tom
• Canadian church and government found liable
  by Wiwshar, David
• Native Education Health Initiative working to break diabetes cycle
  by George, Keller
• LET THE GAMES BEGIN; Senecas gamble on Buffalo Creek; Cayugas may reopen Class II parlors
  by Wanamaker, Tom
• Spying revealed as McCarthyism revisited in film
• Schaghticoke pursue BIA documents
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• The struggle continues
• Indigenous leadership honored
  by Johnson, Jean
• Women, girls, HIV and AIDS: The South Dakota perspective
  by Shell, Andrew Catt-Iron
• KeyBank supports Native economic development
  by Ziemann, Sheri L.
• In Africa, Navajos urge using Internet to fight poverty
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Native visionary spoke for all disadvantaged Americans
  by Wilkins, David E.
• THE NATIONS' CAPITAL; HOW TO CUT TAXES AND SAVE
  by Tam, Cynthia
• LNI draws large crowds
  by Melmer, David
• McCain pursues lobbying reform
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• News from the Pacific Northwest
  by Walker, Richard
• Campus hate speech raises questions about democracy
  by Lyons, Scott Richard
• Navajo Santa visits Utah
• Who's making up Indian culture myths?
  by Harjo, Suzan Shown
• THE NATIONS' CAPITAL; Three common traits shared by successful moneymakers
  by Tam, Cynthia
• Surplus land returned to San Manuel Band
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• The legacy of an indigenous intellectual
  by Wildcat, Daniel
• Fort McDowell focuses on diversifying enterprises
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Products may help counter language decline
  by May, James
• Tamastslikt signs historic membership agreements
• American Civil Liberties Union releases documentation of spying
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Practitioners of healing arts help veterans cope
  by Roberts, Michelle
• Programs offer caregiver support
  by Walker, Richard
• Nez Perce businesswoman wrangles small firm into national powerhouse
  by McNeel, Jack
• Guatemalan co-op offers economic opportunity
  by Ross, Matt
• Deadline looms for trust fund claims
  by Melmer, David
• Conference aims to mend the circle
  by Largo, Jim
• Mohawk council unites on Catskill casino shift
  by Adams, Jim
• Camas Institute uses holistic approach
  by McNeel, Jack
• Tribes denied equal access to popular development tool
  by Adams, Jim
• Gila River's Wild Horse Pass opens Rawhide
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Mantle of Shame Awards for 2005
  by Harjo, Suzan Shown
• Creation of a specific tribal probate code is imperative
• Maine tribes meet with Venezuela for low-cost heating oil
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Idaho Indian Affairs Committee elects Allan as vice chairman
• Kudos and salutations
• Creating futures by sharing the past
  by Ziemann, Sheri L.
• Venezuela begins low-cost heating oil deliveries; tribes continue talks
  by Norrell, Brenda
• Incompetence and scandal shock the country
• KeyBank puts its money where it counts; Contract with Travel Solutions reflects commitment to minority-owned businesses
  by Ziemann, Sheri L.
• Stellar golf offered at Turning Stone
  by Booth, Jason
• 'Se siente! Evo es presidente!' (It's evident! Evo is president!')
• Kirk recognized for efforts in fight against HIV/AIDS
• STORY TELLER; A WINTER'S COUNT
  by Edwards, Ken
• New probate law will create new problems
  by Melmer, David
• Mohawks file class action suit against companies for river contamination
  by Burns, Shannon C.
• Potawatomi defeated in Supreme Court
  by Adams, Jim
• Elders believe compensation insufficient
  by Ross, Matt
• Schaghticoke seek investigation of reversal
  by Toensing, Gale Courey
• Mohawk gaming makes heating assistance possible
  by Lee, Tanya

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