Proceedings from the 8th Indian Town Hall include conference activities of 22 representatives of American Indian tribes and the State of Arizona as they participated in the 2-day conference on state-tribal relationships. Eleven keynote speeches in full text are presented along with comments from seven tribal representatives on the conference and expression of gratitude to the Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs for its fine working relationship with the tribes. Topics addressed at the conference include: specific examples of negotiating state-tribal agreements; economic development for the tribes; Department of Economic Security (DES) Programs available to Indian tribes; state's interpretation of cigarette and sales taxes; an Indian legislator's views on state-tribal relations; supreme court rulings affecting state-tribal relations; health programs affecting the Indian tribes; the need for inspection of mobile housing installation; civil rights applied to the Indian tribes; cooperative law enforcement; and elements of the State-Tribal Compact Act of 1979. (ERB)