Tribal Council Meeting

June 13, 2009
Bishop Office
10:00 AM
Conference Call Number
Call Starts 9:45
1-309-946-5100
Access Code

174767

Bring the Dispute to an end. Tribal members calling for specail election to end dispute. The US Attorney has made contact with Joe's attorney and she refused to participate in special election.

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Recognized Tribal Council

BIA Does not recognize any dis-enrollment, on February 17, 2008 the BIA overturned Troy Burdicks decision to recognize the November 2007 election and the actions of the Tribal Council.

Joe Kennedy - Chairman
Ed Beaman - Vice Chairman
Madeline Esteves - Secretary/Treasurer
Lyle Casey - Executive Member
Ginger Beck - Executive Member

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March 24, 2009 BIA Decision PDF Print E-mail
Written by jennifer curliss   
Saturday, 21 February 2009 16:03

The BIA's Regional Director, Dale Morris, announced his decision, March 24, 2009 concerning the September 20, 2008 General Council Meeting. The removal of Joe was decided to not be legal. The Indian Civil Rights Act was referred to in this decision. It states that Joe, and the General Councils right to due process were violated. It also stated that the civil rights of the members that signed the recall petition were also violated. The BIA in my opinion has looked at the constitution and rendered their last two decision based on the what the constitution says. This should have happened years ago. You can download the decision on the by clicking on the read more link.

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Yucca Mountain is over PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 07 July 2004 09:54

$13 billion later, nuclear waste site at dead end

'We can do a better job' than Yucca, energy secretary tells lawmakers


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A train tunnel leads into the south side of Yucca Mountain, where a repository deep underground repository was dug out for a proposed nuclear waste disposal site.
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Timbisha History

Prehistory and History of the Timbisha Shoshone

Larry T. B. Sunderland

Anthropologist, Historian

Four Directions Institute

 

The Timbisha Shoshone Story ...

The Shoshone are part of a great language phylum known to linguists as Aztec-Tanoan. Evidence indicates Aztec-Tanoans were probably a component of the hunter/gatherer Cochise Culture of southwestern New Mexico, southeastern Arizona, and northern Mexico. This culture began about 10,000 years ago, and lasted to about 500 B.C. But since this period began about the time of the end of the last Ice Age, flora and fauna were becoming sparse and even extinct and many tribes, including the Uto-Aztecan ancestors of the Shoshone, apparently fissioned about that time from this Cochise Culture.

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