Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
November 23, 2016
DAPL action met with water cannons
Outside a triage tent at
the foot of the Oceti
Sakowin Camp, frantic chat-
ter and whirring generators
fused with the familiar drone
of police surveilling in the
night sky.
“We have seen four gun-
shot wounds, three of them
to the face and head,” said
Leland Brenholt, a volunteer
medic.
By gunshots, he insinu-
ated that rubber bullets had
been used on hundreds of
people clashing with police.
Conflict erupted again last
weekend over the Dakota
Access pipeline near the
Standing Rock Sioux reser-
vation.
“This is still not on main-
stream media,” Brenholt
sighed. “I’d like to know
why,” he sang in a facetious
sing-song voice.
The video account of
Brentholt was one of doz-
In the wake of a night of the latest onslaught by
militarized police against unarmed water protectors at
the Dakota Access Pipeline, Amnesty International is
sending its fourth delegation out to Standing Rock since
August, the international human rights organization an-
nounced this week.
ment has demonstrated on
protesters for weeks: the use
of armored trucks, less-than-
lethal ammunition, tear-gas,
mace, and on this below-
freezing night, water cannons.
“We have fire trucks on the
scene,” e-mailed Morton
County Public Information
Officer Donnell Hushka.
“They are using their fire
hoses to put out fires, wet the
land around so fires don’t
spread and they are also us-
ing water as crowd control.”
Images issued by Morton
County showed a bright ball
of flames, but from where
and how the fire was ignited,
remains unclear. By 8:30p.m.,
officials said protesters at-
tempted to start several fires
in the area.
Meanwhile, pictures and
videos showed an armored
truck, not fire trucks, dispers-
ing a powerful stream of wa-
ter into the crowd.
ens posted on Facebook.
They helped to piece to-
gether the night’s events, an
evolving scene repeatedly de-
scribed as a war zone by
many
testifying
via
livestream.
Tensions flared when po-
lice say around 400 protest-
ers, or ‘water protectors,’ at-
tempted to dismantle a po-
lice-enforced barricade on
State Highway 1806. Around
6 p.m., demonstrators say
they used a semi-truck to re-
move burnt military vehicles
that had been chained to con-
crete barriers. Since October
27th, traffic has been
blocked at the center of the
Backwater Bridge, a cross-
ing not far from the en-
campments where thou-
sands of pipeline resisters
have occupied since April.
“Water protectors are
done with the military-style
barricades. We are done with
the floodlights and the ar-
mored military trucks. We
are are done with it!” de-
clared organizer, Dallas
Goldtooth in a mid-evening
Facebook post.
Their action was met
with the same militarized re-
sponse that the Morton
County Sheriff ’s Depart-
Employment
Coordinator
CPS Specialist
The following jobs
were advertised re-
cently with the Warm
Springs Human Re-
sources Department.
Applicants are encour-
aged to attach cover
letter and resume with
completed application.
Incomplete applica-
tions will not be pro-
cessed.
Questions regarding
application process
can be directed to 541-
553-3262
or
hr@wstribes.org
Tribal Daycare Health
Coordinator
CPS-Protective Care
Provider
Community Health
Nurse-Limited Duration
BNR Conservation Law
Enforcement Ranger
Travel Coordinator-
Tribal Council
Fire Medic (Part-Time)
Family/Child Services
Home Visitor
Wildland Fire Module-
Crew Member (6)
Custodian-Tribal
Daycare
Food Service
Assistance-Daycare
Police Officer
CTWS, Petitioner, vs.
CYNTHIA IKE, Respon-
dent; Case No.JV178-08;
JV72-11. TO: CYNTHIA
IKE, JASON BARKER, JV
PROS, CPS:
YOU ARE HEREBY
Public safety
Bail/bonds - Nov. 14
FRANK, Floyd Sr.;
CR695-16;
DCNEW
CHARGES; CR386-16;
DUII, REx2 SC/FTC-BP
JIM, Patricia; CR377-16;
CNx2WARR; SC/FTC/
CSW
KALAMA, Perry III;
CR342-16; DC, TRSC/
FTA-WELLBRIETY
MINTHORN, Dion;
CR696-16;
DCNEW
CHARGES; CR439-16; DC
SC/FTC-BP; CR294-16;
DC SC/FTC-BP
NAPYER,
Nathan;
CR541-16; THSC/FTA-
CRIM ARRN.; CR774-15;
UUPCS SC/FTC-BP
RABBIE,
Terrine;
CR697-16; UUPCSDTX;
NEW CHARGES
SUPPAH, Amy; CR698-
16; DUII, REx5, DWS/
RNEW CHARGES
SUPPAH,
Martha;
CR833-14; UUPCSSC/
FTC-CSW;
CR589-16;
DWS/R SC/FTA-CRIM
Teacher Aide
CPS Program Assistant
Daycare Teacher
Family Preservation
Coordinator
Teacher Assistant
Lead Teacher
Internal Audit Officer
Associate Judge
In the Tribal Court of the Confederated
Tribes of Warm Springs
(Note: all proceedings are held at
the Warm Springs Tribal Court.)
Corrections Officer
Executive Director-
Cannabis Commission
NOTIFIED that a MODI-
FICATION HEARING has
been scheduled with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court.
By this notice you are sum-
moned to appear in this mat-
ter at a hearing scheduled for
the 5 th day of DECEM-
BER, 2016 @ 4:00 PM
ARRN.; CR561-16; DUII,
RE SC/FTA-CRIM ARRN.
TEWEE, Charles; CR490-
16; UUPCS, PDPSC/FTC-
CSW; CR490-16; UUPCS,
PDPSC/FTC-BP
TOHET, Winona; CR699-
16; DUII, REDTX; NEW
CHARGES
VANPELT, Jenny; CR700-
16; A&BNEW CHARGES
WESLEY, Jamey; CR701-
16; A&B, B&E, HA,
MMNEW
CHARGES;
CR619-16; UUPCS, PDPx2
SC/FTC-SP;
CR354-
15;CttDoaM,UUPCS,FaCStaM
SC/FTC-SP
Bail/bonds - Nov. 15
MILLER, Shari; CR703-
16; DUII, RE, CNDTX;
NEW CHARGES
MITCHELL,
Susan;
CR323-16;
UUPCS,
PDPWARR; SC/FTC-SP
RABBIE, Terrine; CR697-
16; UUPCSDTX; NEW
CHARGES
TEWEE, Charles; CR490-
16; UUPCS, PDPSC/FTC-
CSW; CR490-16; UUPCS,
PDPSC/FTC-BP
CPS Family In-Take
Coordinator
Office Administrator-
CPS
VINCENT CULPUS,
Petitioner,
vs.
JOSEPHINE ALONSO,
Respondent;
Case
No.DO112,113-05. TO:
VINCENT CULPUS,
JOSEPHINE ALSONSO,
CRAIG TULEE:
YOU ARE HEREBY
NOTIFIED that a MODI-
FICATION HEARING has
been scheduled with the
TOHET, Winona; CR699-
16; DUII, REDTX; NEW
CHARGES
WILLIAMS, Thomas;
CR704-16; PDPDTX; NEW
CHARGES; CR475-16; DC
SC/FTC-SP; CR610-16;
PDP, DC SC/FTC-BP
Bail/bonds - Nov. 16
MITCHELL,
Susan;
CR323-16;
UUPCS,
PDPWARR; SC/FTC-SP
RABBIE, Terrine; CR697-
16; UUPCSDTX; NEW
CHARGES
SAHME, Frank; CR486-
16; DCSC/FTC-BP; CR137-
16; DWS/R, UUPCS SC/
FTC-SP
TEWEE, Charles; CR490-
16; UUPCS, PDPSC/FTC-
CSW; CR490-16; UUPCS,
PDP SC/FTC-BP
WILLIAMS, Thomas;
CR704-16; PDPDTX; NEW
CHARGES; CR475-16; DC
SC/FTC-SP; CR610-16;
PDP, DC SC/FTC-BP
Bail/bonds - Nov. 17
MITCHELL,
Susan;
______________
Indian Head Casino
The following jobs
Warm Springs Tribal Court.
By this notice you are sum-
moned to appear in this mat-
ter at a hearing scheduled for
the 1 st day of DECEMBER,
2016 @ 3:30 PM
Confederated Tribes of
Warm Springs, petitioner,
vs. Kelly Wewa, respon-
dent. Case no. CR479-16.
To Kelly Wewa:
You are hereby notified
CR323-16;
UUPCS,
PDPWARR; SC/FTC-SP
RABBIE, Terrine; CR697-
16; UUPCSDTX; NEW
CHARGES
SAHME, Frank; CR486-
16; DCSC/FTC-BP; CR137-
16; DWS/R, UUPCS SC/
FTC-SP
SCOTT, Samuel; CR868-
15; DWS/R, CN, RE,
D U I I S C / F T A -
WELLBRIETY
REV.;
CR266-16; DWS/R SC/
FTC-CSW; CR266-16; DWS/
R SC/FTC-BP
WILLIAMS, Thomas;
CR704-16; PDPDTX; NEW
CHARGES; CR475-16; DC
SC/FTC-SP; CR610-16;
PDP, DC SC/FTC-BP
Bail/bonds - Nov. 18
CHEE, Charlene; CR522-
16;
HASC/FTA-CRIM
ARRN.
KALAMA, Perry III;
CR342-16; DC, TRSC/FTC-
WELLBRIETY
SAHME, Frank; CR486-
16; DCSC/FTC-BP; CR137-
Page 9
COCC awarded $2.25
million for student success
Central Oregon Com-
munity College has been
awarded a five-year $2.25
million grant to increase
the number of students
successfully transitioning
from developmental to
college-level math and
writing, as well as increase
the first-to-second term
and first-to-second year
retention rates of students.
The source of the
grant is the U.S. Depart-
ment of Education Title
III.
In support of increas-
ing student success rates
in developmental math
and writing classes, the
grant will be used to con-
duct a comprehensive re-
view of developmental
level math and writing
courses; develop, pilot and
implement best practice
were advertised re-
cently with the Indian
Head Casino Human
Resources
Depart-
ment:
Slot keyperson -
Contact Yvette Brunoe
541-460-7777
ext.
7724.
Guest services op-
erator - two full time
positions - Contact
Naomi Shy541-460-
7777 ext. 7734.
Players Club host -
Naomi Shy 541-460-
7777 ext. 7734
Food and beverage
supervisor - Peggy
Faria 541-460-7777
ext. 7726
IT network admin-
that a #1 Jury Tribal has been
scheduled with the Warm
Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are summoned to
appear in this matter at a
hearing scheduled for Jan. 2,
2017 at 8:30 a.m.
PROBATE
In the matter of the es-
tate of Fred Johnson Jr.,
W.S., U/A, deceased, es-
tate 999-PR10-01. Affidavit
16; DWS/R, UUPCS SC/
FTC-SP
Bail/bonds - Nov. 21
CRAIG, Shaylene; CR705-
16;
OJDTX;
NEW
CHARGES
ESTIMO, Lois; CR707-
16; UUPCSDTX; NEW
CHARGES
GEORGE, Thomas;
CR708-16; PDP, A&B,
HANEW CHARGES
JACKSON, Jordan Sr.;
CR374-16; FtSCtSWARR;
SC/FTA-PROB.
REV.;
CR374-16; FtSCtS SC/FTC-
BP
KALAMA, Perry III;
CR342-16; DC, TRSC/FTC-
WELLBRIETY
LECLAIRE,
Lorna;
CR709-16; A&BDTX; NEW
CHARGES
MILLER,
Terrance;
CR470-16; FIWARR; SC/
FTA-CRIM. ARRN.
MINTHORN, Dion;
CR439-16; DCDTX; SC/
FTC-BP; CR294-16; DC
SC/FTC-BP; CR696-16; DC
strategies in writing and
math, including smaller
class sizes and shorter
course sequences for stu-
dents pursuing non-STEM
(science, technology, engi-
neering and math) careers;
and implement culturally
responsive strategies to
better address the needs
of Native American and
Latino learners.
Additionally, faculty
will engage in specialized
training on best practices
in addressing the needs
of students at pre-college
levels.
In addition to improv-
ing student success rates in
developmental courses,
COCC will use a portion
of the grant to develop a
comprehensive and cohe-
sive first-year experience
program for its students.
istrator - Donovan
Todacheene 541-460-
7777 ext. 7674.
Line cook - Mark
Oltman 541-460-7777
ext. 7755
Tule Grill attendant
- Contact: Heather
Cody 541-460-7777
ext. 7725.
Tu l e G r i l l c o o k -
Heather.
Cage cashier -
Wyval Rosamilia 541-
460-7777 ext. 7737.
Security officer -
Tim Kerr 541-460-7777
ext. 7749.
Table games dealer
- Jami Deming 541-460-
7777 ext. 7724.
of notice of supplemental
final account and order set-
ting to time to object was
filed on Nov. 9.
In the matter of the es-
tate of Charles G. Moody,
W.S, U/A, deceased, es-
tate 2010-PR26.. Affidavit
of notice of supplemental
final account and order set-
ting to time to object was
filed on Nov. 10.
SC/FTC-RC
SMITH,
Marjorie;
CR710-16; UUPCSDTX;
NEW CHARGES
TORRES,
Anthony;
CR711-16; OJ, RA, A&B, A,
DCDTX; NEW CHARGES
WILLIAMS, Carl; CR712-
16;
TRDTX;
NEW
CHARGES
WILLIAMS, Lyla; CR375-
16; FtSCtSWARR; SC/FTA-
PROB. REV.; CR375-16;
FtSCtS SC/FTC-BP
Criminal arraignments -
Nov. 22
CHARLEY, Allen; CR674-
16; PDC; CR423-16; DUII,
RE, DWS/R SC/FTC-SP;
CR170-16; PDC SC/FTC-
SP; CR391-16; DWS/R,
REx2, DUII SC/FTC-SP
CRAWFORD, Howard Jr.;
CR682-16; PDP, UUPCS
LUCEI, Tony; CR702-16;
DC
SCOTT, Jaime; CR671-16;
ATTx2, DCx2, MM
SPINO-MCCORMACK,
Saralee; CR672-16; HA