Emphasizing its permanency as a State Agency, this 1973-74 annual report by the Nebraska Indian Commission presents the following: (1) Commission Membership; (2) Nebraska Indian Commission Committees (local, county, state, Federal, foundation, church-funded programs; legislative; education; health and welfare; legal services); (3) A Comprehensive Review of the American Indian in Nebraska (a 1971 study); (4) Individual Reports on the: Omaha Indian Reservation; Santee Sioux Reservation; and Winnebago Indian Reservation (each reservation is discussed in terms of its legal history; population; income; tribal programs; economic activities and potential; health; welfare; education; transportation; etc. and statistics relative to the early 70's are provided when appropriate); (5) Activities of the Indian Commission and the Office of the State Indian Commission (chronological documentation of meetings and events); (6) The Work and Accomplishments of the Nebraska Indian Commission (emphasis on the 1973 legislation which provide funds for an administrative assistant to the Director); (7) Research Projects (identified by objectives and results in the areas of housing; education and training; welfare; medical-dental care; employment; economic development; and legal services). (JC)