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Native News Update August 25, 2010 (TV)
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joe_miller.pngThe latest round-up of News From Indian Country on the Native News Update from the studios of IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin with host Paul DeMain. Today's Stories Include: Implementation of Sex offender registration topic of discussion at Meeting in San Ildefonso Pueblo; Applied Research Center announces upcoming presentation, Facing Race; Paul talks with Lori Townsend about a heating up political race in Alaska between Lisa Murkowski and Joe Miller.

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For the Iroquois Freewheeling Tobacco Era at the End
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By Doug George-Kanentiio
News From Indian Country August 2010

georgedoug-for-web.jpgThe era of big time tobacco sales is coming to an end. There are simply too many forces now aligned against the Iroquois to win this fight. With the recent setbacks in the US courts, the resolve of New York State to tax the wholesalers and the complete failure of the Iroquois to come up with a cohesive, collective response it is clear the days of freewheeling tobacco are over.

It was in the early 1970’s when Bob Satiacum, a traditional leader of the Puyallup Nation in Washington State, took a page from the Iroquois book of political activism, decided that Native sovereignty had an economic component which could be converted into cash with the right ambition.

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Combat USA: Highlighting champions, like Caleb Nelson
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Story & Photos by Kimberlie Acosta
News From Indian Country August 2010

caleb_nelson_2010.jpgAs MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) fighting continues to grow across the county, Combat USA’s founder Adam Sandoval is turning his vision of the future of MMA into reality.  With the vision of bringing MMA back to its roots, Combat USA is enabling you to support local champions in your community.

Part of that begins in Wisconsin, where Combat USA is currently finishing up it’s ‘Best 8 In The State’ tournament. Fighters from all over Wisconsin have been competing in all weight divisions throughout the summer with the finals happening September 11th at the Oneida Bingo and Casino in Green Bay.

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Pilot prosecuting program to start in South Dakota on Pine Ridge Reservation
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By Mary Garrigan
Rapid City, South Dakota (AP) August 2010

Gregg Peterman has helped Russia develop a better criminal justice system, so the assistant U.S. attorney is a logical choice to do the same thing for another sovereign nation closer to Rapid City: Pine Ridge Reservation.

Peterman went to Russia as part of the Department of Justice’s Overseas Professional Development Assistance and Training program. OPDAT lends federal prosecutors to developing democracies all over the world – including Iraq and Afghanistan – to help them develop more effective, efficient criminal justice systems.

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Native News Update August 24, 2010 (TV)
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karen_pheasant.pngThe latest round-up of News From Indian Country on the Native News Update from the studios of IndianCountryTV.com on the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Reservation at Reserve, Wisconsin with host Paul DeMain.

Today' Stories include: The future of law enforcement training for Indian Country may be at United Tribes Technical College, Southern California Tribal Education Institute names four Duro fellowships, Kari Lewis, Leon Peralto,  Kehaulani Vaughn and Casandra Lopez, Chickaloon Village Ya Ne Dah Ah School needs to raise $8,000 by Sept. 30, Iroquois Indian Museum announces Labor Day program, and ICTV interviews Karen Pheasant on her first book on the Jingle Dress dance.

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