FRANK DUCHENEAUX, Consultant

MICHAEL D. JACKSON, Minority Consultant

NOTE. The chairman of the full committee is an ex officio voting member of this subcommittee. The first listed minority member is counterpart to the subcommittee chairman. (II)

Report of the Department of the Interior, submitted by Morris Thompson,

Commissioner of Indian Affairs___.

15

Report of the Department of the Interior, submitted by Hon. John H. Kyl,

Assistant Secretary- -

25

Report of the Comptroller General of the United States, submitted by R. F.

Keller, Deputy Comptroller____.

30

Statements-

Billedeaux, Dwight A., executive director, National Advisory Council

on Indian Education__.

147

Bordeaux, Lionel R., president, Sinte Gleska Community College. 138, 144

Dean, S. Bobo of the Association on American Indian Affairs (plus

attachments)--

123

Dickey, Dr. Myron, Utah State University, Logan, Utah.

Jones, Myron, Indian Education Training, Inc., Albuquerque, N. Mex.

(plus appendices)_.

Appendix A:

Public School Budget, State of New Mexico, revenue estimate

worksheet - -

Appendix B:

Appendix C:

120

74, 89

93

Letter-W. P. Shofstall, Superintendent of Public Instruc-

tion, Phoenix, Ariz., tó David N. Burch, dated March 28,

1973

103

National Johnson-O'Malley Distribution (table).

103

Appendix D:

Arizona-1972-73 Johnson-O'Malley Distribution (ranking

by district (table))___

104

Appendix E:

Arizona-1972-73 Johnson-O'Malley Distribution (takle)__

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Appendix F:

Letter—Leonard J. DeLayo, superintendent of public

instruction, Santa Fe, N. Mex., to Mr. Morris Thompson,

dated April 8, 1974. -

106

Appendix G:

Indian Schools Need More Aid, State Tells U.S., article from

the Arizona Republic, dated April 19, 1972.

107

Lowell, C. Stanley, associate director, Americans United for Separa-
tion of Church and State__.

163

MacDonald, Peter, chairman, Navajo Nation-

156

National Indian Youth Council, Albuquerque, N. Mex..

161

Paddock, Raymond, executive director, Central Council of the

Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska..

112

Racine, Jim, on behalf of the Coalition of Indian Controlled School

Boards..

108

Regula, Hon. Ralph S., a Representative in Congress from the State of

Ohio___

35

(III)

Statements-Continued

Sampson, Mel, and Bill Yallup of the Yakima Tribe..
Schierbeck, Ms. Helen__

Snake, Lawrence, representing the National Tribal Chairmen's

Association_

Thomas, Hon. Stanley B., Jr., Assistant Secretary for Human Develop-
ment, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.......
Thompson, Hon. Morris, Commissioner, Bureau of Indian Affairs_.
Trimble, Charles, executive director, National Congress of American
Indians

Yallup, Bill, and Mel Sampson of the Yakima Tribe__.
Letters-

Barnhart, Don, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Pierre,
S. Dak., to whom it may concern, dated May 20, 1974__
Bernstein, Jerome S., vice president, Rj Associates, Inc., consultant to
the Navajo Tribe, to Hon. Lloyd Meeds, dated July 12, 1974 (plus
statement of Peter MacDonald, chairman, Navajo Nation) -
Billedeaux, Dwight A., executive director, National Advisory Council
on Indian Education, to Mr. Lionel R. Bordeaux, dated May 1,
1974.

Harris, LaDonna, president, Americans for Indian Opportunity, to
Hon. Lloyd Meeds, dated May 29, 1974-
Jackson, Gordon, vice president, AFN_Human Resources, Alaska
Federation of Natives, Inc., to Hon. Don Young, dated May 20,
1974.

Page

150

154

132

56, 63

34

66

150

144

156

143

165

165

Keller, R. F., Deputy Comptroller General of the United States, to
Hon. James A. Haley, dated March 20, 1974 (report) – –
Kneip, Hon. Richard F., Governor, State of South Dakota, to Hon.
Lloyd Meeds, dated May 20, 1974.

30

Kyl, Hon. John H., Assistant Secretary of the Interior, to Hon. James
A. Haley, dated May 17, 1974 (report).
Meeds, Hon. Lloyd, to Hon. Morris Thompson, Commissioner,
Bureau of Indian Affairs, dated June 6, 1974 (with questions in-
cluded for response for the record) -

144

25

Meeds, Hon. Lloyd, to Hon. Stanley Thomas, Assistant Secretary for
Human Development, Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, dated June 6, 1974 (with questions for response for the
record)

Skye, Clarence W., executive director, United Sioux Tribes of South
Dakota, Pierre, S. Dak., to Hon. Lloyd Meeds, dated May 8, 1974___
Thomas, Hon. Stanley B., Assistant Secretary for Human Develop-
ment, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, to Hon.
Lloyd Meeds, dated July 18, 1974 (with answers to Mr. Meeds
questions for the record).

Thompson, Hon. Morris, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, to Hon.
Lloyd Meeds, dated September 16, 1974 (answers to questions for the
record submitted by Mr. Meeds).

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60

143

60

51

Thompson, Hon. Morris, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, to Hon.
James A. Haley, dated May 17, 1974 (report) -
Section by section analysis of S. 1017-

15

23

Wilkinson, Charles F., Native Indian Rights Fund, Boulder, Colo., to
Hon. Lloyd Meeds, dated May 15, 1974..

163

Additional information

An Analysis-Indian Treaties a Hundred Years Later (an article by
Vine Deloria, Jr.).

167

Resolution No. RB 74-56, passed by the Rosebud Sioux Tribal
Council March 25, 1974..

141

Resolution No. 429-74, passed by the Tribal Council of the Standing
Rock Sioux Tribe, dated April 26, 1974..

142