50 years ago: Council shocked at conditions at Intermountain
Back in 1968, if you just said “boarding school” and asked the average Navajo to give a response, that response would probably be “Intermountain.”
Read MorePosted by Bill Donovan | Feb 8, 2018 | 50 Years Ago |
Back in 1968, if you just said “boarding school” and asked the average Navajo to give a response, that response would probably be “Intermountain.”
Read MorePosted by Bill Donovan | Feb 1, 2018 | 50 Years Ago |
The Navajo Tribal Council was in a spending mood, allocating $1,950,000 for building projects.
Read MorePosted by Bill Donovan | Jan 25, 2018 | 50 Years Ago |
As he headed into his sixth year as chairman, Raymond Nakai was worried about money. In particular, how members of the Navajo Tribal Council were spending it.
Read MorePosted by Bill Donovan | Jan 18, 2018 | 50 Years Ago |
After talking about it for more then 30 years, mostly in a negative way, the Navajo Tribal Council will finally have a discussion later this month on a constitution that has been drawn up by the tribe’s chairman, Raymond Nakai.
Read MorePosted by Bill Donovan | Jan 11, 2018 | 50 Years Ago |
The Bureau of Indian Affairs reported that two boys who ran away from the Crownpoint Boarding School had died after they tried to walk to their homes some 50 miles away.
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