Medicine man makes home in city
Rocky Stallings, an Indian medicine man fixture at the Institute of Texan Cultures since 1968, seeks more native materials for his crafts and healing practice. He uses elk antlers and javelina heads for arrowheads and tools, trades parts for bear claws, and relies on herbs for cures while guiding schools and scouts in heritage knowledge.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
Rocky Stallings
Stallings
Institute of Texan Cultures
Southwest
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Texas
Montana
Modern living harder for many other Indians
Cheyenne Wyoming UPI reports that 16 year old Shoshone Billy Tillman was convicted of stabbing Rev. David Duncombe on Wind River Reservation and sentenced to 8 to 24 years as he recalled little due to heavy drinking. Sociologist Dr. Morris Forslund notes binge drinking common among Indian youths and links personal effect drinking to greater risk and memory loss.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
UPI
Wyoming
Wind River
Billy Tillman
Morris Forslund
University of Wyoming
Tillman
David Duncombe
St. Michael's Indian Mission
Duncombe
Forslund
Wind River Reservation
Indians regain land in Gay Head vote by town residents
In Gay Head Massachusetts residents voted 50 to 28 to return 200 acres of common land to the Wampanoag tribe, nullifying a federal suit. The land includes cranberry bogs a creek and red clay cliffs a tourist draw. The tribe pledges to keep the land undeveloped.
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Gay Head
Mass
UPI
Martha’s Vineyard
New England
Wampanoags
Woodframe
Walter Delaney
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