The Yakama Nation Review is a bi-weekly newspaper printed by the Yakama Nation that includes articles of local importance. Articles in this issue are written by YNR staff writers, as well as external news outlets. In March 1994, the publication changed its name from Yakima Nation Review to Yakama Nation Review.
Page 1: Before ways & means committee; Locke backs alcohol compact measure (continued on page 2); Crash claims former Indian commissioner Morris Thompson; Plant radiation exposure admitted (continued on page 2); Clinton to boost BIA, IHS budgets (continued on page 3); Warm springs, PGE will share project (continued on page 5); Sacagawea coin first to Idaho; Leaders demand steps toward salmon recovery (continued on page 3); Orchadist: 15 charges in elk shoot (continued on page 9); Inside.
Page 2: Pace-setting millenium agreement; Framework for relations between governments; Locke bacs compact measure (Continued from page 1); Plant radiation exposure (continued from page 1); The complete text: Alcohol compact act.
Page 3: Quickly; Leaders demand steps to salmon recovery (continued from page 1); Clinton to boost BIA, IHS budgets (continued from page 1); Winter season set.
Page 4: Advertisement.
Page 5: Native Northwest; Washington; Lewis and Clark medals missing at Maryhill; Joint funding keeps Colville hatchery running; Oregon; Umatillas blast interior for upcoming DNA test; Oregon opposes cow creek farmland to trust plan; Idaho; Coeur d'Alene casino funds given to education; Cantwell wants to challenge Gorton; Warm springs, PGE will share project (continued from page 1).
Page 6: Avist grant triggers Plateau cultural studies; Ready yet for Speelyi-Mi?; Rogers: Century's 'top okie'.
Page 7: Ceremonial calendar; Give helping hand to elders; Status powwow.
Page 8: Opinion & Commentary; PXWI; Presidential primary Feb. 29; Cyberlist of candidates; Out of our mailbag; Reasons behind Umatilla seizures; Probing some GOP habits; Yakama nation library.
Page 9: Health services- Part X; For a healthy environment; Diabetes 'manageable'; Orchardist charged (continued from page 1); Oldest Nez Perce dies; Walking on; Grace A. Ambrose; Elan Smartlowit; Floyd Bill; Memorial; Former Rocky boy chairman passes; Assiniboine preservationist dies; 'Yishi' author Quinn dies at 59.
Page 10: Sports; Thorpe earns ABC sports' 'athlete of the century'; Tribal boxing organizers say it's about more than boxing; Northwest vets answer Yakama call to play ball; 'Legends' tourney on tap; host team has years of experience; Instant replays.
Page 11: Classifieds; Employment; Accounts payable bookkeeper I; The Yakamart at Pahto crossing; The Yakama Indian health service unit; vacancies at Yakamart; Engineer; Construction administrative assistant; Administrative assistant.
Page 12: Across Native America; Northern plains; Fort peck readies dry prairie rural water authority; Oglala president Salway set to survive impeachment; Southwest; Navajo council updates criminal code' Jicarilla Apache approve consitutional amendments; Southern plains; NCAI, AFN call for release of Peliter; Northeast; Jury set to weigh Cayuga land claim; Southeast; Easten cherokee leader weathers kidney transplant; Catawba leaders, critics ordered to mediate; Business; Food mart ready to open; Learning modes of exporting.