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• Cuch said it will be heavy on winter ceremonial customs of the five tribes.
• Forrest Cuch, the executive director of Utah's Division of Indian Affairs, said.
• Tonight, Cuch will find out how his contentious experiment plays out on the world stage.
• It was divided by the Emlyn Is Cuch ( to the west ) and Emlyn Uwch Cuch to the east.
• It was divided by the Emlyn Is Cuch ( to the west ) and Emlyn Uwch Cuch to the east.
• To ensure her son's safety, Annie hides Oliver in the village of T'ui Cuch, Guatemala.
• Since 1910, the town of Halach?has contained two peoples, those who descend from Cepeda and those who descend from Cuch Holoch.
• Cuch said he has met with the producer of the Games'opening and closing ceremonies and is satisfied with how those preparations are going.
• Cuch and Larry Blackhair, founder of the Native American 2002 Foundation, have worked to make the American Indian presence at the Games more prominent.
• Both Cuch and Deana Jackson, a spokeswoman for the Navajo Nation in Salt Lake City, refused to comment on what the problems have been.
• (SALT LAKE CITY, Utah )-Consider the difficult plight of Forrest Cuch, a home-grown Ute tribal member and head of the Utah Division of Indian Affairs.
• "' Cilgerran "'( previously Kilgerran or Cil-Garon ) is a parish, Hundred of Cilgerran and was previously the headquarters of the commote of Emlyn is Cuch.
• "We need to sit down and talk, " said Utah Division of Indian Affairs director Forrest Cuch, a Ute Indian who also serves on the board of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee
• Cuch said that the Native American foundation, despite having telephone service cut off at its Salt Lake City office recently, is still active and has arranged booths for tribes to use near the downtown Olympic festivities.
• The Welsh Triads name Pryderi as one of the'Three Powerful Swineherds of the Island of Britain', referring to an occasion on which he guarded the pigs of his foster-father, Pendaran Dyfed at Glyn Cuch.
• There is of course a difference between forced traveL, cuch as the Middle Passage that claimed at least 11 million lives on slave ships, s that took the Cherokee nation from0t ( m East Coast to Oklahoma was hardly a road trip.
• Forrest Cuch, who heads the Utah Division of Indian Affairs and was the only Indian representative on the organizing committee's board of trustees, admitted there were obstacles to ensuring Indians were included in the games _ the biggest being money.
• Although Timbimboo-Madsen and other tribal officials said that they only learned of the site through the media last week, assistant state archaeologist Ron Rood said he was under the impression that his boss, Kevin Jones, the state archaeologist, had informed the Utah Division of Indian Affairs about the site " over a year ago . " Jones could not be reached on Friday, nor could Forrest Cuch, director of the Division of Indian Affairs.