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UPDATED FEBRUARY 3, 2001
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NORTH..
UBC
Leads the Way in Ethical Bioprospecting
Secwepemc
Opposed to BCAL Issuing a License of Occupation to Sun Peaks Resort
National
Fisheries Conference ends with options to be presented to First Nations
Communities
Chemawa
school plans layoffs and furloughs to alleviate deficit
DeBeers
prepares Canada's third diamond mine
AFN;
National Health Conference FEBRUARY 25 27, 2001 CHATEAU LAURIER HOTEL
National
Chief Matthew Coon Come Optimistic by Tone of Speech from the Throne
Lawyer
frustrated with lack of federal response on residential school lawsuit
issues
Metis
feel ignored in throne speech
Prof
says pregnant women ban won't stop
Hazardous
waste may be common in Nunavut dumps
Arsonist
facing deportation may get to stay: Set fire to B.C. longhouse
MIDDLE...
Landowners
in fight with tribe to get aid
Tribe:
End White Clay liquor sales
Fox
in the hen house?
Bush
and AIDS
Native
University Inaugrates, Honors first Woman President
"The
Environment Was Just Fine Until You People Got Here!" Hearing On Federal
Whaling Report Draws Indians, Animal Activists, Hunters
It's
cooler now to be an American Indian'
Little
Shell tribal election impasse deepens
Haskell's
new president discusses goals for college at inauguration...Haskell celebrates
passing of torch
Measures
Aim to Stop Nuke Waste, Plan would block storage of rods on Goshute lan
Va.
House Voices Regret for Eugenics
Bill
would change all 'squ*w' place names
Southern
Ute museum director to oversee expansion
South
Dakota governor says he persuaded Clinton not to pardon Peltier
Park
can't refuse Aryan permit request
AZ:
Indian issues panel's priority
Am
I Reading This Wrong?
Conference
to stress preserving sites important to minorities/Sand Creek
NAGPRA:
Cleveland seeking OK to build runway in valuable wetlands
Burlington
Settles Dispute for $8.5M
SD:
Two inmates seek medical treatment
BLACK
HILLS ALERT--Massive "Fire" Timber Sale Comments Due 2/5
Big
Horn monument gets help from fees
Bill
to reverse Arsenic ruling
SOUTH...
Ecuador
Declares Emergency Amid Indian Protests
Top
Colombian Rebel Hardliner May Have Died, Report Says
Report
Metalclad Mexico BCproceeding 31Jan01
En;AP,Mexico
To Shift Role of Spy Agency,Feb 02
Colombia
update & alert from the IAC/U.S. Out of Colombia Committee
-=<+>=-
<+> PETITIONS * CAMPAIGNS
* ALERTS * CONFERENCES <+>
24th
annual California Conference on American Indian Education,Redding, CA on
March 29-31, 2001
BA
LPSG 1/31
Reminder
- Petition to Rescind the Medals of Dis-Honor
Keep
The Circle Strong: BONE MARROW REGISTRY
Australian
Reconciliation Party (ARP)
Defenders
Of Wildlife Campaign To Save Arctic Refuge
Tacoma
Leonard Peltier March
MASCOT:
Blacksburg mascot panel seeks public input
ALERT !! MNR imposing buying ban on native catches..READ
IT...
NEW PELTIER PETITION..HERE...
Stone Mountain GA: Petition to protect Burial Grounds..READ
IT...
AIM-FLA:
CONTACT CHASCO SPONSORS
AIM FLA: CONTACT CHASCO SPONSORS..READ
IT...
PETITION: Ban on inmate broadcast interviews..READ
IT...
TODAY IN HISTORY FEBRUARY
3
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{EXCERPTED FROM On
This Date In North American Indian History
By Phil Konstantin}
1838: The ONEIDA sign a treaty today. {Wisconsin}
RELEVANT LINKS:
TREATY
OF WASHINGTON D.C. WITH THE ONEIDA
The
Oneida Indian Tribe of Wisconsin
1880: A band of HUNKPAPA SIOUX have attacked
some civilians on the Powder River, in Montana. Sergeant Thomas Glover,
8 men from troop B, 2nd cavalry, and 11 Indian scouts, pursue the "hostiles"
for almost 70 miles, and circle them on Pumpkin Creek. A fight ensues and
each side loses 1 man. Two Indians, and one soldier is wounded. After reinforcements
arrive, 3 of the HUNKPAPAs are captured.
By the beginning of 1876, the U.S. had ordered
all Sioux to remain on reservation lands, prohibiting their access
to hunting grounds guaranteed by the Fort Laramie Treaty. Those venturing
off the reservation were considered "hostile" by the U.S. military, and
an all-out war ensued. {see link below}
RELEVANT LINKS:
Indian
Wars..PBS
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PELTIER COVERAGE
a railroad job is a railroad job - once
the destination has been predetermined, the process becomes one of
simply laying down the tracks so that the train can get to the predetermined
place it was meant to go ..Interlochen..a Peltier supporter
WRITE LEONARD:
Leonard Peltier
#89637-132
PO Box 1000
Leavenworth, KS 66048
RALLIES
Lawrence Journal has a section for Peltier articles at:
http://www.ljworld.com/section/peltier
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-=<+>=- ENVIRO BRIEFS
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NEW!
POLLUTION ON RESERVATIONS: WHO?
Bill
to reverse Arsenic ruling
"The
Environment Was Just Fine Until You People Got Here!" Hearing On Federal
Whaling Report Draws Indians, Animal Activists, Hunters
'Global
Warming Portends Water, Power Shortages in American West
THE
BOMB'S CHICAGO FALLOUT U.S. SAYS '40S RESEARCH PUT THOUSANDS AT HIGH RISK
ENVIRO
BRIEFS : (ENS) World News February 2, 2001
ENVIRO
BRIEFS :(ENS) World News February 1, 2001
[sunflower-napf]
Digest Number 17 Nuclear News
Suit
pushes EPA to help salmon Research shows harm of pesticides in rivers
ENVIRO
BRIEFS : (ENS) World News January 31, 2001,
Environmentalists
Strike Back Norton Confirmation Sparks Rapid Response Alaska Drilling
Public
hearing to focus on Makah whaling
Water
in the West more crucial than methane gas
Western
governors will seek course for future of energy
Forest
Service announces plan to thin watershed
Double
Big Wild Alert
Fluoride
& Bone Damage: An International Perspective
ENVIRO
BRIEFS: (ENS) World News January 30, 2001
Makah
Tribe Reacts to Draft Whaling Envionmental Assessment
Drinking
Water Protection Plan Provides No Acknowledgement or Protection for First
Nations Aboriginal Title Interests
Genetically
Engineered Insects Pose Threat of Irreversible Biological Pollution
The
Good, the Bad & the Wapiti {Elk}
Rachel
#716: Biotech--The Basics, Part 1
ENVIRO
BRIEFS: (ENS) World News January 29, 2001
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-=<+>=- BUFFALO NEWS -=<+>=-
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-=<+>=- UN : GENEVA
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Geneva:
57th Session of the UN Commission on Human Rights: Statement by Society
for Threatened Peoples
CEFIC
position on TK
2001 -- UN's Year of the Volunteer...READ
IT...
Indigenous Knowledge Conference..READ
IT...
Cultural
Survival Quarterly-Intellectual Property Rights: Culture as Commodity
U.S. Signs Treaty for World Court to Try Atrocities
NYTIMES
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registration}
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AN EXCERPT HERE..
ALSO: HERE..
-=<+>=- FRONT PAGE FEATURES
FEBRUARY
2, 2001 -=<+>=-
NORTH...
CANADA:
Aboriginal Voice Radio gets approval for new network
MIDDLE...
Rodeo
draws warriors from Red Shirt Table
N.D.
Legislature: Proposal ending affirmative action called fund saver
Friends,
foes turn out for Makah hearing
Aztlan
Article, Documentary & Project
MASCOT:
Idaho :Removal of 'squ*w' as place name endorsed
Public
hearing on Makah whale hunt brings out opposition
Punxsutawney
Phil Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter
AIM-FLA:
CONTACT CHASCO SPONSORS
Committee
supports Little Shell recognition
Tribes
taking wait-and-see approach on Gale Norton
SD:
Abuse shelter staff arrested
Dial-Up
and High-Speed Internet Access Coming to Remote Villages
NEWS
ADVISORY: Penobscot Nation ( MAINE )
SD:
Score family settles suit over death
Camp
Justice news release
Client
confidentiality vs. fiscal integrity brings CRST and Family Violence Program
to open confrontation
Proposal
Allows Eaglet Sacrifice
Illinois
readies legal battle with Oklahoma Indians
The
Language of Prayer
Fwd:
quick email correction
Human
remains, burial sites would be protected
Tribal
program director gone after protest
Appraisal
above assessment Millions in tax breaks possible on N. Fox deal
SOUTH..
Puerto
Rico: CPT delegation calls for End to Bombing Vieques
No
Parole For Puerto Rican Nationalist In Florida U.S. Prison
NYT:
No Crops Spared in Colombia's Coca War
NYT:
Mexico Warns of Colombia Drug War Spillover
FT:
Rebel action threatens future of Colombian oil
En;TheNews,EZLN
to convert into unarmed political group,Feb 01
En;EFE,EZLN
Rebels Threatened With Death Penalty,Feb 01
En;BBC,Marcos
stars as comedian,Feb 01
THE
MAPUCHE PEOPLE OF CHILE SPEAK
Ecuador
Hostage From U.S. Dead in Amazon
.
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by Rapid Axcess
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