Scope and Contents Daily notes; and tape recording transcripts of descriptions of Pine Ridge, a meeting with tribal officials about Bureau of Indian Affairs programs, a police staff meeting, and a community education meeting in Porcupine.

Scope and Contents Daily notes; group leaders' instructions for an education meeting in Porcupine; Lyman's official statement on the costs of the occupation at Wounded Knee; and a tape recording transcript about the meeting in Porcupine.

Scope and Contents Daily notes; an explanation of federal involvement during the Wounded Knee occupation; newspaper articles about tribal elections and other Indian issues; letters of appreciation to people who assisted during the occupation; a letter from Marjorie Glenn, asking about her daughter who left her foster home with American Indian Movement leader Aaron Edison Live Elk; and a tape recording transcript about rumored reservation scandals.

Scope and Contents Daily notes; a memorandum on school contracting; and a tape recording transcript and newspaper articles about the shooting death of Pedro Bissonette.

Scope and Contents Daily notes; newspaper articles about the shooting death of Pedro Bissonette and tribal efforts to ward off an American Indian Movement retaliation; a statement by Dick Wilson, tribal chairman, about Bissonette and other matters of tribal government; and minutes of a law enforcement and civil rights meeting.

Scope and Contents Daily notes; June Lyman's interviews with Eva Case about the extended family system; a letter clarifying the National Council of Churches' involvement with the American Indian Movement; and newspaper articles about tension at Pine Ridge.

Scope and Contents Daily notes; newspaper articles and a press release about Lyman's transfer to Phoenix, Arizona, and Al Trimble's assignment as acting superintendent of Pine Ridge; newspaper articles about state-collected taxes for Indian governments and activities of the American Indian Movement; and an unsigned poem complimenting Lyman on his handling of the Wounded Knee occupation.

Scope and Contents Daily notes; the resume of Dorothy Brave Eagle; official notification to Lyman of his termination as superintendent of Pine Ridge; a farewell letter to the Oglala Sioux Tribal Council; and newspaper articles about the Oglala Sioux tribal elections and the American Indian Movement.

Scope and Contents Newspaper articles concerning reconstruction developments and the Wounded Knee trials; personal notes from Jo Cornelius and Helen Wash; a T.V. Guide article series about Wounded Knee; a letter from James J. Clear (James Clearwater), Department of the Interior senior attorney, denying electronic surveillance was used at Pine Ridge; a tape of the St. Xavier midnight mass in Phoenix; letters of appreciation to Wyman Babby, Tobey Eaglebull, Emma Nelson, and Dick...