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Menominee Nation News Tribal Office Building P.O. Box 910 Keshena, WI 54135 Phone: (715) 799-5167 Fax: (715) 799-5250 Editor: Devan Erdmann

1999 Archives

January 7, 1999 Menominee Celebrate 25 Years of Restoration Bone Marrow Donor Drive To Be Set Up At Menomniee Clinic   January 21, 1999 Peters Receives Top Vote in Final Tribal Legislature Election Tribe Receives Economic Development Designation Federal Government Says State Can Return Indian Remains For Burial     February 4, 1999 Gover Reviews Budget Requests Glenn Miller Hall Dedication Applications Accepted Until Feb. 10 for Bone Marrow Drive MSID Parent Power Workshop   February 18, 1999 Menominee County Receives $9,000 From National Emergency Fund Study Says Indians Twice As Likely To Be Violent Crime Victims     March 4, 1999 Menominee Kidnapped in South America Pywasit Sentenced to 10 Years Tribal Members Agree On Amendments with Kenosha Proposal   March 18, 1999 Little Golden Books Makes Stop At Keshena Headstart Washinowatok Fondly Remembered by Colleagues     April 8, 1999 Tribal Members to Vote Again on Kenosha Project Building Healthy Communities is Main Focus of Upcoming Workshop Menominee Nation to Celebrate Return of Sturgeon   April 22, 1999 Date Set for Opening of Glen Miller Hall US Supreme Court Refuses to Revive Treaty Rights Lawsuit Return of Sturgeon Still a Cause for Celebration Governor Signs Bill Targeting Squaw Names     May 6, 1999 Secretarial Election Discussed at Community Meetings Tax Credit Funds Housing/Home Ownership Program   May 20, 1999 Constitutional Amendment Approved by Menominee Tribal Members Menominee Tribal Enterprise Says Federal Investigation Underway     June 3, 1999 Menomniee Suit Would end If Proposal Passed CMN Receives Veteran's Upward Bound Grant Michigan Tribes Want Law Protecting Indian Grave Sites   June 17, 1999 Menominee Tribe Establishes Child Support Agency Menominee Rockfest Blows Fans Away with Classic Rock     July 1, 1999 Johan Condemns Whiteday Violence, Indians Want Meeting Injured Eagle Found on Reservation   July 22, 1999 Great Beginnings Tour Will Make Stop at Reservation Contract Rewriting Could Halt Casino Plan     August 5, 1999 Indictments Likely in False EPA Documents Case Signs Posted at Area Roads   August 19, 1999 Not Guilty Plea Entered by Former MIHS Principal MISD Openhouse set for Aug. 25 President Signs Menominee Tribal Fairness Act     September 9, 1999 Legislature Approves MTE Charter Payment From Tribe's Lawsuit Stalled Traditional Menominee Elder's Powwow Scheduled Collaborative Council Launches Innovative Community Campaign   September 23, 1999 Date Set for Special Election of MTE Board Proposed Casino Backed by City Council O'kimosh Receives Full Scholarship Skeletal Remains Very Old Variety of Community Activities Planned     October 7, 1999 Council Backs Revenue Sharing Agreements Tribe Aides Nashville in Mining Fight Federal Court Ruling a Setback in Tribe's Fight   October 21, 1999 Very Few Answers Given at Recent General Council Rumors About Tribes Investments Unfounded, Say Officials Sixteen Vie for Three Open Legislative Seats     November 4, 1999 Occupants Sustain Minor Injuries in Two Separate Wrecks Governor Wants More Progress in Tribal Sharing   November 18, 1999 Caldwell Top Finisher in Primary Documentary Planned in Novitiate Takeover     December 2, 1999 Traditional Burial Rites Conducted for Ancestral Remains Two Tribal Members Announce Write-in Candidacy Menominee Tribal Daycare Provides a Give to the Nation   December 16, 1999 Tribe Accepts Share of MTE's Excess Profits Issues Inadequately Addressed at Tribal Legislative Forum DNR Bpard Declines to Create Rules for Mining Moratorium Law Potowatomi Express Concern Over Menominee Casino in Kenosha