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Mandan
Hidatsa & Arikara Elders Association
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The
Tribal Business Council have approved charter
and bylaws for the MHA Elders Association, which
is assisting in developing programs and policies
on services for the Elders on and off the Fort
Berthold Reservation.
The Tribal Business Council also approved a operat
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ing
budget of $223,410 for the administration of the
Office and Staff that are located at the Fort
Berthold Housing Office located at the North Segment
Aging Service Office, in New Town.
The Tribal Business Council also approved the
appropriation of $240,000 from |
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FY2000
and $240,000 from FY2001 for 12 Elders Homes,
2 (Two) per segment with policy to be developed
within a short time period. Also $350,000 of services
to provided to all elders, please contact
Pebbles Red Fox at 627-3506 or by calling John
Danks, Acting Chairman at 627-4978.
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Three
Affiliated Tribes approve Drug & Alcohol Policy
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From
the Desk of Marcus Wells, Jr. Four Bears Council
Representative
The Health & Human Resource Committee Approved
the Drug & Alcohol Policy of for the Personnel
Department, which has been worked on and developed
by Tyra Wilkinson, Legal Counsel of the Tribal
Legal Department.
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The
Policy was then sent on to the to the full Tribal
Business Council on October 12, 2000 and was formally
approved and adopted.
The Tribal Business Council will also be required
to adhere to the policy and is in fact the first
seven (7) employees to comply with the policy.
The Tribal Employees of the Three Affiliated
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Tribes
will be required to be in compliance under three
(3) different categories; Super Sensitive, Sensitive
and Regular Tribal Staff. Which will all be covered
under the Policy accordingly. The Tribe
will then be deemed a drug & alcohol Free
employer. For further information please contact
Tribal Personnel at 627-3611.
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Four
Bears Bridge Funded for Replacement
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From
the Desk of Marcus Wells, Jr., Four Bears Council
Representative.
Mr. Kent
Conrad, Senator off North Dakota has informed
me on October 20, 2000 via an informal conversation
at the Minneapolis Airport that the Tribe has
received President Bill Clinton's approval on
the $35,000,000 funding for the
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replacement
the Four Bears Bridge and estimated that it would
take approximately five (5) years of construction.
The remaining should be met by the 20% match
that the State of North Dakota is funded to fund
the $42,000,000 Four Bears Bridge Replacement.
Mr. Kent Conrad was enroute to attend the services
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held
the following day or so. It was a exciting news,
since this Bridge has been one of narrowest Bridges
in the United States. Thank You to the Democratic
Party for the fast action.
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