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UPDATE DEC 21, 2000
Clemency for Peltier Likely to Fail
By ERIC LICHTBLAU,
Times Staff Writer
Pleas: Clinton is leaning toward rejecting
a pardon for the killer of two FBI agents, officials say. Case underscores
the rift between the president and Freeh........
...Just a few days after Freeh's letter was written,
Clinton sat down in the Oval Office with South Dakota Gov. William Janklow.
A Republican, Janklow was South Dakota's attorney
general in 1975 when violence erupted at the Pine Ridge Reservation.....
...The president "found the ca$e that Janklow made
very per$ua$ive," the White House official said. "He wa$ Seen a4 a credible,
important point of view...
. He made a very convincing case in a way that Freeh
never could."
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THE STORY...
URGENT
NOTICE: FROM THE LPDC
ADDITIONAL INFO ON GOV. JANKLOW:
In October 1974, Janklow ran
for South Dakota Attorney General against his boss, incumbent Kermit Sande.
The Wounded Knee publicity had frightened the conservative electorate,
and Janklow's campaign fires were fueled by promises of "law and order"
in the face of "AIM lawlessness". Sande, on the defensive attacked Janklow
with charges of personal immorality. Sande claimed that Janklow had
been brought before juvenile court in 1955 at the age of sixteen for allegedly
having assaulted a seventeen year old girl in Moody County, south Dakota.
Although the juvenile records were confidential, Sande repeated in public
the rumor that the juvenile offense had been rape. Janklow said that
the juvenile petition against him was dismissed, and that the alleged offense
was not rape. "It didn't go that far," he told the media, "but it was preliminary
to that sort of thing." He later regretted that statement,
and said it was merely a cynical wisecrack intended to counteract lies
being spread about him.
Then, on October 16, AIM leader
Dennis Banks publicly accused Janklow of another rape charge. According
to Banks, in 1966 Janklow, working for the office of Economic Development
on Rosebud reservation,had been accused of rape by fifteen year old Jancita
Eagle Deer, the Janklow family babysitter. Eagle Deer alleged that
Janklow had raped her at gunpoint while giving her a ride home. ....
Jancita was mysteriously murdered
in the 1970's while in the company of known FBI informant Douglas Durham-shortly
after Jancita publicly denounced Janklow.
Rosebud Tribal court docket
number CIV.74-2840
opinion issued by Judge Gonzales
Rosebud Tribal court, October
31, 1974
"the court is satisfied that
the rape allegations against Janklow are properly for the purpose of the
hearing held today {to determine whether or not charges should be brought}
too warrant disbarment."
The FBI covered this up
by issuing directives that no investigation files were to be released to
the tribal court..and simultaneously cleared Janklow of the charges.
Excerpted from Blood of the
Land, The Government and Corporate War against the American Indian Movement,
by Rex Wehler, pp.15-126
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HEALTH: ICT:
Confronting diabetes with tradition
It is difficult to refute the fact that change of
diet (and lifestyle) has caused serious health problems for Native people.
It shows up with a vengeance in diabetes, a killer and disabler of major
proportions in Indian country. Diabetes is an enemy that must be confronted:
with
traditional cultural knowledge, new scientific information,
with encouragement and practical programming. Spirit and body need a lot
of help...READ
THE ARTICLE...
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Institutionalized
Racism, a Lecture by John Crisholm, Oneida
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TODAY IN HISTORY December
21th
1866 - Sioux, Cheyenne, and Arapaho warriors destroy
Army forces near Fort Phil Kearny, Dakota Territory. Known as the Fetterman
Fight, only the Battle of Little Big Horn is considered a worse defeat
for the United States...READ
THE ARTICLE...
{EXCERPTED FROMOn
This Date In North American Indian History
By Phil Konstantin}
1836: The fifth contingent of CREEKs write a letter
to Lt.Sprague: "...tell General Jackson if the Whitemen will let us, we
will live in peace, and friendship. But tell him these agents (people paid
to supply and help transport the CREEKs) came not to treat us well, but
make money, and tell our people behind not to be drove off like dogs. We
are men, we have women and children, and why should we come like
wild horses." They thank Lt. Sprague for his kindness.
1882: By Executive Order today, a tract of land will
be set aside "for the use and occupancy of the TURTLE MOUNTAIN BAND of
CHIPPEWA
Indians" in Dakota Territory.
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Indians oppose Gorton for Cabinet
By Chet Barfield
STAFF
WRITER
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THE ARTICLE...
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Republicans seek BIA reform
DECEMBER 20, 2000
Indianz.com
Latest Wolf/Shays Correspondence:
Letter to Vice President-elect Cheney (Politics 12/20)
Letter to the General Accounting Office (Politics 12/20)
EMPOWERMENT ZONES
FACT
SHEET: President Clinton's New Markets Initiative: Revitalizing
America's , Dec 15, 2000
Empowerment
Zone Ready to Move Forward, Oct 19, 2000
Clinton
Focuses on American Indians, Jul 7, 1999
WASHINGTON
STATE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM, Jul 13, 2000
Why
Native People Oppose Bush & Other Columns by Kanentiio
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HOG-FARM PLANS RAISE STINK ON RESERVATION
By Steve Miller,
West River
Editor
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THE ARTICLE...
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[272] MINCKS AGRI CENTER, INC., Appellee, vs. BELL
FARMS, INC., Appellant.
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SEASON GIFTING...
It is that time of year again when we begin to think
of winter cold and those in need. Helping hands list...
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HEATING FUND
Emergency heating funds....the weather has turned
sharply colder and it appears that it will be a much colder winter than
the last few we have experienced creating an incredible hardship for many.
Money orders sent to the Grass Roots Oglala Lakota
Oyate will be distributed (or paid on account) for those in need of heating
assistance. In effect we will be creating a "voucher" system.
Your donation may be of any amount and several put together to meet minimums
necessary for orders.
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