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at Black Hills State University in Spearfish, which was approved for construction late May, and the Johnson Fine Arts Center project at Northern State University in Aberdeen, which has plans up for review on Monday.
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• PIERRE, S.D. (AP) -- Sealed court documents used in the criminal investigation of a 1971 cold case will be released next week.
• A judge in Vermillion on May 30 granted a request from Attorney General Marty Jackley to unseal the documents but without the names of numerous reported victims of sexual assaults.
• Another judge used the documents in 2004 to grant three search warrants at the boyhood home near Alcester of David Lykken (LIHK'-uhn), who was indicted for killing Cheryl Miller and Pamella Jackson.
• Those charges were later dropped and Jackley said in April the girls died when their Studebaker drove off a gravel road and landed in a creek.
• Lykken argued unsuccessfully against the release.
• Jackley's office on Friday said the redacted documents will be unsealed June 20.
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• BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) -- Air Force One has arrived in Bismarck for President Barack Obama's visit to the Standing Rock Reservation.
• Obama is visiting the reservation straddling North Dakota and South Dakota to get a firsthand look at culture and also the problems there. The trip marks Obama's first presidential visit to Indian Country.
• Obama is only the third sitting president to come into Indian Country in almost 80 years. In 2008, then-candidate Obama pledged to expand health services, improve education, combat methamphetamine dealers, promote economic development and improve housing on reservations.
• Some Standing Rock residents say many of those promises have yet to be met.
• Obama will be heading to the town of Cannon Ball for a speech and ceremony.
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• CANNON BALL, N.D. (AP) -- Native American song and dance ceremonies have begun in the North Dakota town of Cannon Ball where President Barack Obama will be visiting Friday afternoon.

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