61.   Indian leaders are no less satisfied, though many of them worry about too lax, rather than too vigorous, federal oversight.

62.   Indian leaders believe their tribes, more than any other groups, have been harmed by the shutdown because of their unique relationship with the federal government.

63.   Indian leaders contend that the government is obligated to consult them before spraying near or on their land, and that it never has.

64.   Indian leaders have warned that frustration and rage is growing on the reserves.

65.   Indian leaders in Phoenix said confusion over who the Sikhs are can lead to tragedy.

66.   Instead, the Brazilian justice minister visited the contested area for talks with Indian leaders, ranchers, and state and church officials.

67.   Indian leaders could not be reached for comment late Monday.

68.   Indian leaders counter that he has it all backward.

69.   Indian leaders have been threatening a military strike against Pakistan since December, after a terrorist attack on the Indian Parliament.

70.   Indian leaders have threatened military action unless the Pakistani government blocks guerrillas from crossing into India and shuts down their camps inside Pakistan.