Milton Bluehouse Sr.
Milton Bluehouse, Sr. | |
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| 4th President of the Navajo Nation | |
| In office July 24, 1998[1] – January 12, 1999 | |
| Vice President | Frank Chee Willeto |
| Preceded by | Thomas Atcitty |
| Succeeded by | Kelsey A. Begaye |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 1935 Ganado, Arizona This file may be deleted after July 2011. Clan: Ashiihi, Todich'iinii, Honaghanii, Kiiyaa'aanii High school: Wingate High School, Ft. Wingate, New Mexico |
| Died | thumb 150px This file may be deleted after July 2011. Clan: Ashiihi, Todich'iinii, Honaghanii, Kiiyaa'aanii High school: Wingate High School, Ft. Wingate, New Mexico |
| Resting place | thumb 150px This file may be deleted after July 2011. Clan: Ashiihi, Todich'iinii, Honaghanii, Kiiyaa'aanii High school: Wingate High School, Ft. Wingate, New Mexico |
| Nationality |  Navajo Nation and  USA |
| Spouse[[Clan: Ashiihi, Todich'iinii, Honaghanii, Kiiyaa'aanii| This file may be deleted after July 2011.]] | unknown |
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| Occupation | Government |
Milton Bluehouse Sr. was the fourth president of the Navajo Nation in the post-Restructuring of the tribal government. He also served as the vice-president in the office of his predecessor Thomas Atcitty. He assumed the presidency after some controversy involving his right to be president. As he had been an appointed vice-president, the law stated that he was not eligible to become president. The law was changed to allow him to assume the presidency.[2]
References
- ^ "Navajo name new present - again; Bluehouse appointed". Associated Press. Kingman Daily Miner. July 26, 1998. Retrieved July 9, 2012.
- ^ Wilkins, David Eugene (2003). The Navajo Political Experience. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield. p. 132. ISBN 0-7425-2399-3.
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