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Tribal Report of the Northern Cheyenne Nation (October 2006 Vol. I No. 10) |
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Various Agendas From Tribal
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■ Several Tribal Council Members have purposely abstained
from participating in Tribal Council Meetings. All Tribal business is at a
stand-still; no minutes from previous meetings could be approved. We are able to provide agendas. Please
contact your tribal councilman for further details. According to three council members, Matthew
Two Moons, Charles Yellow Fox, and Aljo Strange
Owl, they did not want to pursue any new business “until the new council
members are sworn in.” The abstentions of these council members is not in accordance
with any codes, laws, by-laws, or the constitution of the Northern Cheyenne
Tribe. Agenda Tribal Council of the Invocation: Minutes—August 21, 2006 Tribal Secretary Budgets Tribal Treasurer TERO Resolution
Amendment Evelyn Roundstone NAGPRA Appointment Pres. Little
Coyote Adjournment: No Quorum Agenda Tribal Council of the Invocation: Minutes—September 5,
2006 Sharlene
Evans Budgets Wilma LaRance District Reports District Chairs Enrollment Tribal Services Range Ordinance Jace Killsback (a) 7. TERO
Appointments Transfer to
New Great Bear Adjournment: No Quorum Agenda Tribal Council of the Invocation: Minutes—September 5,
2006 Tribal Secretary Budgets Tribal Treasurer Enrollment Tribal Services/Enrollment Closing Prayer: Adjournment: No Quorum Tribal
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Federal Budget Cuts In
Education for 2008 Norma
Bixby The United States President’s
Budget has been released for Fiscal Year 2008. Once again education is receiving some
drastic reduction and the elimination of some programs. Slated for the chopping block is Higher
Education and Johnson O’Malley. Impact
Aid will be level funded and Construction funding for schools will be
reduced. What can you do? Write our Montana Congressmen and let them
know how these cuts will affect you.
The most important action of all is to Vote on November 7, 2006. We need to get people elected who care
about education and will fight to keep education funding for American
Indians. Remember to bring your ID so
that you can vote. Tribal Report of the |
H.R. 4766: American Languages Preservation Act Norma
Bixby Write Senator Max Baucus and
Senator Conrad Burns to support H.R. 4766 when they return from their
election break. This is a bill to
support Native American languages. The
act is cited as the “Esther Martinez Native American Languages Preservation
Act of 2006.” It is a Congressional
Act that will ensure the survival and continuing vitality of Native American
Languages by providing immersion schools, teacher training and development of
materials, such as books, audio and visual tools The bill also authorizes for
appropriations to fund language immersion school programs. Tribal Report of the |
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