Bibliography News From Indian County. Mid-October, 1992. “Senecas Ponder Novel Deal On Tax-Free Tobacco Sales.” New YorkTimes, August 10,1994: Bl, B4. Southwest Indian Gaming Country, Albuquerque, NM, Spring 1995. Stockbridge-Mrrnsee Mohican News. Bowler, WI. 1995, VO1.111. The Native American Press. Bemidgi, MN, August 11,1995. VOI.5, The Naoajo Nation Today. August 14-20,1991, No.17. Tots Tatoken. Publication of Nez Perce Tribe. Augustr 1995, Vol.1 Issue 4. Tribal Obserrrer. Publication of Saginaw Chippewa Tribe. August 30, 1995. VO1.6, Issue 16. “Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa.” Indian Courztry Today, Special Edition, n.d. “Unitah & Ouray Ute Indian Tribe.” Ute Bulletin, Special Edition, August 2,1993, VO1.27, No.20. “Visiting the Nation’s Oglala Lakota.” Indian Courrty Today, Special Edition, August 3,1994. “Visiting the Nations Quinault.” Indian Country Today, n.d. Zuni Farming For Today& Tomorrow. Summer-Fall 1994. No.3. “Zuni History.” Zvni Tribal News, 1991, Section II. JOURNALS, MAGAZINES AND NEWSLETTERS Bryan, William L., Jr. “Montana’s Indians: Yesterday and Today.” Montana Geographic Series, VOL1l. Montana Magazine, 1985. Clemmer, Richard. “Land Use Patterns and Aboriginal Rights, Nevada.” The Indian Historian. Vol. 7, No. 1. Winter, 1974. Edmunds, David. “Two Case Histories.” The Wilson’s Quarterly, VO1.XNo.1, 1986. Gildart, Robert C. “Montana’s Flathead Country.” Montana Magazine, 1986. Jones, Kate Lester. “Osage Indians.” Oklahoma Today, May-June 1986:32-36. Nashauonk Mittark. Newsletter of the Mashpee Wampanoag Indian Tribal Council. Mashpeer MA, VO1.3,No.3, Summer 1994. Native Wisconsin Magazine. Summer 1995. Nelson Limerick, Patricia. “Here to Stay.” The Wilson’s Quarterly, VO1.XNo,l, 1986. Savagian, John C., “The Tribal Reorganization of the Stockbridge-Munsee: Essential Conditions in the Re-creation of a Native American Community, 1930-1942. ” Wisconsin Magazine of His toy, Vol. 77 No. 1, August 1993:39-62. Spicer, Edward H. “Highlights of Yaqui History.” The Indian Historian. Spring, 1974, VO1.7No. 2. TurtleMountain Indian Historical Society Newsletter. April 1991. Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah). Tribal Newsletter. Gay Head, MA, August, 1994. The Wichita and Afiliated Tribes Newsletter. Anadarko, OK, April 1995, UNPUBLISHED SOURCES Albers, Patricia C. and William R, James. A History of joint Migrations, Water and Land Use By The Assiniboirre, Cree, Chippewa and Metis in the Northern Plains from Pre-Historic Times to 1879, Report to the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Billings Area Office, 1984. Woods, Mike, et al, Economic Impact ArzaJysis of Ponca Tribal Bingo, Department of Agricultural Economics, Oklahoma State University. Stillwater, OK, 1994. Frisch, Jack A. Revitalization, Nativisrn, and Tribalism Among the St. Regis Mohawks. Ph. D. Diss., Indiana Univ., 1970. Popoff, Nicholas. A Study of Management Policies and Practices of the Bureau oflndian Affairs on Lands Held in Federal Trust on the Quinuult Indian Reservation. MA Thesis, University of Washington, 1970. Retasket, Tina M. 1993 Socio-Economic/Health Survey of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians of Oregon. Thompson, Mary. Pueblo of Cochiti: A Public Health Nursing Profile, USPHS, IHS. Santa Fe, NM, May 31,1994. Tiller Research, Inc. Suvey Questiomaires: Economic Profiles of Federal and State Indian Reservations. Albuquerque, NM, 1994-1995. 644
RkJQdWJsaXNoZXIy NDIzMTA=