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Date
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Article Title
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| 12/26/74 |
BIA Portland Office Gets New Assistant Director |
| 12/26/74 |
Phoenix Indian School Superintendent is Named |
| 12/12/74 |
Eastern Cherokees Search for Tribal Membership |
| 12/4/74 |
Seneca Fund Distribution Plan Published |
| 12/4/74 |
Fund Distribution Plan for Fort Berthold Indians Published |
| 12/4/74 |
Washoe Fund Distribution Plan Published |
| 12/3/74 |
Housing Improvement Program Regulations Published |
| 11/27/74 |
BIA Changes Structure in Nevada |
| 11/11/74 |
Contracts Awarded for Papago Products |
| 11/6/74 |
Proposed Regulations for Revising Menominee Roll are Published |
| 11/4/74 |
Colville Chairman Named Superintendent |
| 10/16/74 |
Morton Receives Indian Award |
| 9/23/74 |
Choctaw Indian Named Muskogee Area Director |
| 9/23/74 |
Executive Assistant to Indian Commissioner Named |
| 9/19/74 |
Charles W. James, Choctaw Indian, Named Anadarko, Oklahoma, Area Director Bureau of Indian Affairs |
| 9/19/74 |
Jeff Muskrat Names Superintendent, Cherokee Agency, Bureau of Indian Affairs |
| 9/12/74 |
Indian Students Get Bill of Rights |
| 9/9/74 |
Over $90,000 in Tribal Government Development Program Contracts Awarded by BIA in Great Lakes Area |
| 9/9/74 |
$5 Million in Road Building Contracts on Navajo Reservation Will Link Many Farms and Rough Rock, Arizona, and Complete New Mexico Crossing |
| 9/2/74 |
Proposed Regulations for Indian Financing Act; Act of 1974 Being Published |
| 9/1/74 |
Frankie E. Paul Named Superintendent, Tuba City Agency, Arizona, Bureau of Indian Affairs |
| 9/1/74 |
James J. Thomas Named Employment Assistance Officer, Bureau of Indian Affairs Cleveland, Ohio |
| 9/1/74 |
Amon A. Baker Named Superintendent, Sequoyah High School, Tahlequah, Okla. BIA |
| 8/26/74 |
Regulations to Govern Johnson-O'Malley Program of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Published in the Federal Register |
| 8/19/74 |
Decision Results in Chemehuevi Tribe Ownership of Shoreline Section on Colorado |
| 8/16/74 |
Over $982,000 in Johnson-O'Malley Contracts Awarded by Bureau of Indian Affairs in Great Lakes Area |
| 8/9/74 |
Tetlin Village Alaska, Qualified for Tribal Government Development Money of Bureau of Indian Affairs |
| 8/2/74 |
$1.4 Million Road and Bridge Project for Duck Valley Indian Reservation in Nevada-Idaho |
| 8/1/74 |
Alph H. Secakuku Named Superintendent, Hopi Agency, Arizona, Bureau of Indian Affairs |
| 7/19/74 |
Trio of Bureau of Indian Affairs Posts in Alaska Filled |
| 7/19/74 |
Three Top Men Named to BIA Pacific Northwest Agency |
| 7/18/74 |
Francis E. Briscoe Named-Area Director, Portland Area Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs |
| 7/11/74 |
Intermountain Bureau of Indian Affairs Boarding High School, BrighamCity, Utah to Become Intertribal |
| 6/28/74 |
Robert R. Nathan Associates Chosen to Conduct Alaska 2 (c) Studies |
| 6/27/74 |
Alton R. Nordwall, Chippewa Indian, Named Assistant Area Director, Minneapolis Area Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs |
| 6/26/74 |
Opening Remarks of Secretary of the Interior Morton at News Conference National Press Club Washington, DC |
| 6/25/74 |
A History of Indian Policy Published by BIA |
| 6/21/74 |
$1.1 Million Stretch of Road on Yakima Indian Reservation Will Improve Access to Mount Adams Recreational Area |
| 6/13/74 |
Dr. Clennon E. Sockey, Oklahoma Choctaw Indian, Named Director of Indian |
| 6/13/74 |
Jose A. Zuni, Isleta Pueblo Indian, Named Director of Administration, BIA |
| 6/4/74 |
Indian Financing Act Proposed for Full Funding |
| 6/4/74 |
Morton Announces Decision on Northern Cheyenne Coal Lands |
| 6/3/74 |
Secretary Announces Two Decisions Supporting Indian Rights |
| 5/27/74 |
Clarence Antioquia, Tlingit Indian, Named Area Director, Juneau Area Office, BIA |
| 5/20/74 |
Bureau of Indian Affairs Names Theodore C. Krenzke, Superintendent Cherokee |
| 5/8/74 |
American Indian Calendar Guide to Unique Events |
| 5/4/74 |
Bureau of Indian Affairs Lets $2.2 Million Contract for Surfacing 25 miles of Road on the Papago Indian Reservation |
| 5/3/74 |
$2.5 Million Stretch of Road on Navajo Indian I Reservation to Bring Public Closer to Lake Powell Recreation Area |
| 5/1/74 |
Martin E. Seneca, Jr., Seneca Indian, Named Director, Trust Responsibilities, BIA |
| 5/1/74 |
James P. Howell Named Superintendent, San Carlos Agency, Arizona, BIA |
| 4/30/74 |
Robert P. St. Arnold Named Liaison Officer, BIA Syracuse, New York |
| 4/25/74 |
Karen Ducheneaux Named Special Assistant to Commissioner of Indian Affairs |
| 4/22/74 |
$250 million in Credit for Indians and Grants of Up to $50,000 to Indian Small Businesses Made Possible by Indian Financing Act |
| 4/18/74 |
Daniel D. McDonald, Flathead Indian, Named Director, Tribal Resources Development, BIA |
| 4/11/74 |
Elmer Compton, Former Rosebud Sioux Councilman, Becomes Superintendent, BIA Rosebud Agency |
| 4/3/74 |
Turtle Mountain Chippewa Indian Becomes Superintendent of BIA Crow Agency Montana |
| 4/3/74 |
Loren J. Farmer, Blackfeet, Named Superintendent of BIA Yankton Agency, South Dakota |
| 4/2/74 |
American Indian Children in New Mexico and South Dakota Get BIA Day Schools at Cost of $9 Million |
| 4/2/74 |
Indian Committee, Individual, Receive Indian Leadership Awards from Commissioner of Indian Affairs |
| 3/31/74 |
Two Indians Given Awards as Part of National Action For Foster Children Week |
| 3/18/74 |
Bureau of Indian Affairs Area Officials Meet In Albuquerque to Discuss Energy Conservation |
| 3/13/74 |
Hoopa Valley Tribe of Northwestern California to Display Culture, Community Progress in Washington, D.C. March 13 |
| 2/28/74 |
$3 Million Contract Let for Another Link in A1l-Weather Road for Eastern Part of Navajo Rsvn. |
| 2/25/74 |
Huron Band of Potowatomi of Battle Creek, II Michigan, Talk About Getting BIA Services |
| 2/21/74 |
Menominee Indians Urged to Participate in First Election Since Restoration to Federal Status |
| 2/18/74 |
Ignatius L. Billy Named Personnel Director, BIA |
| 2/11/74 |
Remarks of Under Secretary of the Interior John C. Whitaker at Press Briefing on the Indian Budget |
| 2/8/74 |
Statement by Commissioner of Indian Affairs Morris Thompson |
| 2/8/74 |
5,280 Acres of South Dakota Gunnery Range Offered for Private Ownership |
| 1/30/74 |
Gila River Indian Reservation, Arizona, Gets $1.33 Million Bureau of Indian Affairs Elementary School |
| 1/30/74 |
Streamlined Indian Claims Settlements Announced By Commissioner Thompson |
| 1/24/74 |
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Morris Thompson Makes First Two Executive Appointments, Both Indian, One a Woman |
| 1/23/74 |
Regulations Proposed to Assure Indian Pupils In Public Schools Get Best Johnson-O'Malley Program and the Money Intended |
| 1/15/74 |
First Step to Restoring Menominee Indian Tribal Government Scheduled Jan 19 |
| 1/15/74 |
Regulations Published to Implement New Act Affecting the use or Distribution of Indian Judgement Funds |
| 1/11/74 |
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Morris Thompson Consults with National |
| 1/4/74 |
Origin of Names of US States |
