Attention: election and registration; Raffles require a permit; Council candidates; Community resource center; NCAI Convention over for another year; Another HUD Break-In; An open letter of candidacy from Stephen Kevin Howlett, Arlee District;...
Woman wins civil lawsuit for being kicked by police; Profile- Joe McDonald; GIIC Conference; Spokane Tribe says "No-No"!!; New psychologist; Wildlife Refuge dedicated to Metcalf; Dupuis finds Boggs guilty; Francis Leishman, obituary;...
Council votes to accept payment on disputed land; Congressional legislation; Last member of Indian band called home; Mrs. Mary Ann (Pierre) Toppseh Combs (photograph); Councilman Tom Pablo; Welcomes EPA's recent decision; Thinning and slash...
Indian pride on the move; Hospital committee asks tribe's help; District meetings scheduled; Accident report; School registration; Food stamp awareness; Employment file helps members; Per capitas and Social Security; Friedlander attends med. class;...
Council votes to build complex; Special Tribal Election Notice; All Indian Basketball Tournament, Creepers win again; Camel will fight in Missoula; Indian Dilemma: Lessons of history too long ignored; Shades of Ewell Gibbons Or-ever eat a pine...
Message of health-care meetings: Changes are coming for all; Everyone invited to education convention; Senior companions program now has a Reservation contact person; New initiative could remove Bureau as filter for federal Indian funding; Pack...
Too early to say 'yes' or 'no', Council tells Pondera Hydro; Tribes host national fish and wildlife conference; Proposed lodgepole plan heads back to the drawing board; TWEP is accepting new folks; Fires in the wilderness: So go ahead and burn, but...
Describes and evaluates technical and economic feasibility of a proposed wood products plant utilizing sub-sawlog-size and dead lodgepole pine in northwestern Montana. Primary purpose of the plant is to facilitate harvesting and reforestation of...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
December 1, 1.%7 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE s 17481
By Mr. DIRKSEN:
Article entitled ·Wounded Servicemen at
Great, Lakes Hospital Support L. B. J.'s Vietnam
Pelley," publlshed In the Charleston
Mo. Enterprise-Courier of November 16,...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Ambassador Mike Mansfield's
Off-the-Cuff Remarks to LDP Seminar Meeting in Karuizawa
July 27, 1985
Mr. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen:
I have said many times that it's time for both of our
countries to take off their coats, roll up their...
Cyanide Mountain on the Wood Canyon drainage. Plate 24-a. Fire Group 6: Moist Douglas-fir. Elevation 5300 ft (1616 m). Looking west-northwest toward Cyanide Mountain on the Wood Canyon drainage, Rocky Mountain Front, from a point approximately 50...
'Chances are 50-50 that Job Corps will survive' says congressman; FIP would be better served by cooperation says audience; Summer lunch program organization is up to parents; Road closure letter has no effect; S and K Electronics, Inc., has new...
Amendments seek to modernize Tribal Constitution; Constitution district meeting schedule; Informative quarterly meeting doesn't attract too much attention; Melcher seeks to broaden federal court power on reservations; Free workshops for business...
Joe Dupuis is new Executive Secretary; New Tribal members number 39; Dog ordinance questioned; Endangered mice ad tickles everyone; What the written record doesn't tell you; Council comment; 50th wedding anniversary celebrated Flathead style; SKC...
Kerr Settled: Tribes to get more money and license, but...; Tribal Health grant to finance alcohol program; Top executive officer resigns; Commentary: 'where's the bucks?'; What else happened at the quarterly; County road-naming project is about...
Judge may dismiss Tribe's application, negotiations with MPC continue; Budget report month ending July 1984; Crowd braves bad weather to attend Kerr vigil; Flathead Culture Committee reports a busy summer; Price of Char-Koosta to go up; Captured...
Dam hearings attract hundreds, opinion is split; August per capita will be $100; FERC denies wheeling order; No one home in Pablo last Friday; July quarterly crowd not as light as usual; Deadline passes, but penalties are postponed; Money available...