Indian Affairs | 1972
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1972 Press Releases

 

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12/28/72 Richmond, VA. Junior ROTC Presents $200 to Interior Official in Washington, DC for Navajo Indians
12/22/72 Regulations Issued To Govern Distribution Of Judgment Funds For Delaware Tribe Of Indians And The Absentee Delaware Tribe Of Western Oklahoma
12/8/72 Resignation of BIA Commissioner Louis R. Bruce Announced
12/8/72 BIA Back In Full Operations
11/22/72 Fourteen Athletes To Be Inducted Into American Indian Athletic Hall Of Fame
11/7/72 Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Compliments Salt River Indian Community On Planning Award
11/3/72 Jim Thomas, Winnebago Reservation, Named Special Assistant To Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
10/30/72 Final Regulations Officially Establishing Reservation Acceleration Program Forwarded For Publication In Federal Register
10/30/72 Creek Nation Of Oklahoma To Begin Per Capita Payment Of $4.9 Million Judgment Award
10/30/72 Changes Proposed To Remove Time Limit For Enrollment With The Eastern Band Of Cherokee Indians Of North Carolina
10/25/72 Creek Indian Woman Named Congressional Fellow
10/23/72 Southern Ute Indian Tribe Presents Tribally Authored History To Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
10/20/72 Commissioner Bruce Speech For NCAI Convention
10/18/72 Crow Indians Off To Europe To Bring Back Tourists For Package Tour Of Indian Reservations
10/8/72 Salt River Indian Community Gets American Institute Of Planners Meritorious Program Award
10/6/72 National Tribal Chairmen's Association
9/30/72 Remarks Of William L. Rogers, Deputy Assistant Secretary Of The Interior For Indian Affairs At The Osage Tribal Centennial Celebration
9/28/72 Navajo-Hopi Boundary Dispute
9/18/72 Navajo Indian Reservation Road Contract Awarded
9/18/72 Creek Indians, Invited, To Macon Georgia Fly To Macon, France
9/15/72 New Indian Land Areas Maps Help Tourists, Industrialists, Interested In Indians
9/13/72 Secretary Morton Completes Withdrawal Of Almost 79 Million Acres For Study As Potential Additions To National Park, Forest, Refuge And Rivers Systems
9/11/72 Francis E. Briscoe Named Assistant Director Of BIA Portland Area Office
9/11/72 Leroy W. Chief To Be Superintendent Of BIA Wahpeton (N.D.) Indian School
9/11/72 Jerome F. Tomhave Named Superintendent Of BIA Southern California Agency
9/1/72 Remarks By William L. Rogers, Deputy Assistant Secretary Of The Interior For Indian Affairs, At Fort Sill Indian School, Lawton, Oklahoma
9/1/72 First Army Junior ROTC Unit At All-Indian School Installed At Lawton, Oklahoma
8/28/72 Contracts For $7.6 Million For Navajo Indian Reservation Roads And Bridge Let By Bureau Of Indian Affairs
8/21/72 Regulations Issued To Govern Distribution Of Judgment Funds For Miami Indians Of Oklahoma And Indiana
8/20/72 Three Exhibitions Of Indian Artwork Hailed By Morton
8/11/72 Kenai Native Association To Acquire Wildwood Air Force Station In Alaska
8/8/72 Morton Cites Progress In Achieving Indian Self-Determination
8/3/72 Alaska Pipeline In Best National Interest, Secretary Morton Emphasizes
8/3/72 Remarks Of The Secretary Of The Interior Rogers C.B. Morton Before The Fairbanks Chamber Of Commerce, Fairbanks, Alaska
8/1/72 Secretary Morton In Alaska To Prepare For Major Land-Use Decisions Due In September
7/31/72 BIA Scholarships Enable 11 American Indians To Join Scientific Expeditions
6/19/72 Contracts For Indian Goods And Services By BIA Total $29.5 Million In Fiscal Year 1972
6/18/72 Remote Eskimo Village Becomes Proving Ground For Federal Environmental Policy
6/17/72 Indian Elders To Hold Second Conference On Traditional Indian Education
6/17/72 Statement By Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Louis R. Bruce Before The National Archives Conference On Research In The History Of Indian-White Relations
6/15/72 Bureau Of Indian Affairs Offers Support To South Dakota Flood Rescue Effort
6/5/72 Airlines’ Travelers Can Now Roll Up In Indian Blankets
6/5/72 Interior Urges Road Aid For Indian Lands, National Parks, Public Lands And Territories
6/2/72 First Three Regional Corporations Approved By Interior Under Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act
6/1/72 Revised Mining Exploratory And Development Regulations On Federal And Indian Lands Approved
5/31/72 New Bureau Of Indian Affairs Agency At Ramah, New Mexico
5/18/72 Publication Of Roll For Northwestern Band Of Shoshone Indians
5/15/72 Indians, Eskimos, Aleuts Rush For Homesteads In Alaska
5/11/72 Rogers C. B.. Morton Announced Decision To Grant Right-Of-Way Permits For The Proposed Trans-Alaska Pipeline
5/11/72 Statement By Secretary Of The Interior Rogers C.B. Morton Concerning Application For A Trans-Alaska Pipeline Right Of Way
5/10/72 Donald I. Morgan Named Superintendent Of Crow Creek Agency, BIA, in SD
5/9/72 Northeast Southeastern Indians Get Contract To Operate Employment Assistance Center
5/5/72 Northeast Region Advisory Unit First Of National Park Service
4/28/72 Regulations Issued For Preparation Of Roll Of Northwestern Band Of Shoshone Indians
4/24/72 Court Test Sought To Determine Water Rights Of Pyramid Lake Indians
4/24/72 Commissioner Bruce Directs Establishment Of Navajo-Hopi Reconnaissance Patrol
4/17/72 National Park Service To Help Tribes Provide Public Campgrounds
4/9/72 Satellite Data To Help Indian Reservations Development
4/7/72 Federal Agencies Act To Restore Buffalo To Montana Reservation
4/5/72 Environmental Controls Spelled Out In Added Documents For Navajo Powerplant
3/31/72 Enrollment Deadline Extended For Pembina Chippewa Indian Claims Payment
3/19/72 First 28 Indian Tribes Selected For Interior's Reservation Acceleration Program
3/17/72 Regulations Issued for Preparation Of Alaska Native Roll
3/10/72 Alaska Public Land Withdrawals To Be Announced March 15; Environmental Statement On Alaska Pipeline To Be Filed March 20
3/9/72 Secretary Morton Expresses Concern Over Fatal Incident At Gordon, Nebraska
2/8/72 Interior Official To Answer Questions From Individual Natives In Anchorage Meeting Next Tuesday
2/7/72 Regulations Proposed for Preparation of Alaska Native Roll
2/1/72 25 Tribes to Begin Management Program
1/28/72 Interior Approves $228.977 In Federal Grants For Two New Mexico Indian Recreation Projects
1/26/72 Flore Lekanof Named Director, Alaska Native Affairs, for BIA
1/26/72 Interior To Discuss Native Claim Plans With Alaska Officials
1/24/72 Interior Emphasizes Environmental Efforts In 1973 Budget Request
1/5/72 Remarks By The Secretary Of The Interior Rogers C.B. Morton At Big Cypress, January 5, 1972