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SEARCH   ICT INFORMATION   • About ICT   • Classifieds   • Feature Magazines   • Subscriptions      - Digital Copy   • Advertising   • Authors   • NIE Program   • ICT Vendors   • ICT STORE   • Contact Us   • ICT Administration   NEWS SERVICES   • News Archives   • Slideshows   • News Alerts   • RSS News   • Audio & Video   • Breaking News   • Blogs	Clock ticking to replace BIA chief Tribal leaders discuss hopes after Carl Artman WASHINGTON - As Indian leaders come to terms with the unexpected resignation of Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Carl J. Artman, they are now working overtime to ensure the Interior Department doesn't muck up its next appointment to head the BIA. more >> Donna Loring    •  Prince: We're imitating the enemy  •  Newcomb: Spirit-breaking: Mission horrors  •  Halbritter: Safeguard for future generations  •  Duran: For what the bell tolls: California's shakedown  •  Clock ticking to replace BIA chief  •  Self-governance revisited  •  Gathering of Oceti Sakowin Fatal flaws in Public Law 280 Posted: May 16, 2008 by: Editors Report / Indian Country Today A May 12 gunfight that left two Native people dead in southern California is the most recent of six shootings involving local police and members of the Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians. Just days before, the son of a former tribal official was killed after firing at sheriff's deputies with an assault rifle.  more >> Soboba to sue county sheriff after latest killings by deputies Posted: May 16, 2008 by: Gale Courey Toensing / Indian Country Today SAN JACINTO, Calif. - The chairman of the Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians said the tribe is planning to sue the Riverside County Sheriff's Department after a deadly gun battle in which deputies shot and killed a tribal man and a woman on the reservation May 12.   more >> FROM INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY •  Soboba to sue county sheriff after latest killings by deputies •  Gathering of Oceti Sakowin •  'Small price to pay for your conscience' •  Planting time for the Pueblo Farming Project •  Fast College Fast Jobs program comes to a halt •  Education association celebrates graduates •  Marketplace insights •  Turned down: Foxwoods employees reject union •  Fatal flaws in Public Law 280 •  Native Currents •  Prince: We're imitating the enemy •  Newcomb: Spirit-breaking: Mission horrors     submit a link >>      •  Stay for smoke shops is lifted     Posted: May 16, 2008      •  Sault Tribe chair testifies in Washington     Posted: May 16, 2008      •  Cherokee film makes its way to France     Posted: May 16, 2008      •  Shinnecock tribal seal added at Southampton town hall     Posted: May 16, 2008      •  Chippewa tribe to build hotel, travel plaza in Standish     Posted: May 16, 2008      •  AmeriCorps helping in storm recovery     Posted: May 16, 2008      •  Lawyer criticizes eagle ruling     Posted: May 16, 2008      •  Feds object to $380M Crow Tribe land bill     Posted: May 16, 2008       more breaking news >>     FACULTY POSITION IN BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IAIA is seeking a full-time faculty member to develop a new Certificate program in Busines ... more >>     Positions Available The incumbent supervises the ARE department and staff, manages the development and operati ... more >>     FACULTY POSITION, STAFF ACCOUNTANT IAIA (Santa Fe, NM) accepting applications for a full-time instructor beginning Aug. 2008, ... more >>   IMPORTANT NOTE: The indiancountry.com website is designed to be and functions as a different entity than our print products. There are stories and features included in the print editions of the newspaper and magazines that are not included on the website. Likewise, there are features of the website that are not included in the print editions. Indian Country Today strives to provide many media options that will serve the different needs of different users. We hope that users find utility in several of our products, and we appreciate your continued support. By using this service, you accept our Terms of Use and Privacy Statement. © 1998 - 2008 Indian Country Today. All Rights Reserved