May 27, 2009 | Seattle Indymedia Center
Uranium mining and weapons contamination, on the Navajo Nation
The uranium in the weapons that the Navajo vets had believed to be the reason they were dying might well have been mined, in their own poisoned homeland, as the U.S. built its post World War II nuclear power, weapons, and war machine.
East side high, dry: Waterline breaks leave schools, PD, court with little water
A series of waterline breaks left hundreds of Gallup residents without water and useable rest room facilities Tuesday.
US Appeals Court upholds EPA decision on mine
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver has upheld an Environmental Protection Agency decision that a proposed uranium mine in western New Mexico would be on American Indian land.
Navajo Nation eyes Upper Fruitland for next casino
The first permanent casino on the Navajo Nation may be in the Upper Fruitland Chapter.
700 Club to air Navajo Nation footage in special
The nation's largest American Indian reservation will be featured Tuesday in a segment on the Christian Broadcasting Network.
Din scout lies buried at Arlington
The late Jeff King, who served as a U.S. Army scout in the late 1800s, is believe to be the only Dine to be laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery.
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