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Foreign Minister Easily Succumbs to Ambassador MANSFIELD's Fervent Speech;
Becomes Weak-Kneed, with Efforts to Seek Early Reply Taken Advantage Of
ITO's style of "naniwa-bushi" was...
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REMARKS BY AMBASSADOR MIKE MANSFIELD
BEFORE THE SOUTHEAST UNITED STATES JAPAN ASSOCIATION
TOKYO, JAPAN NOVEMBER 17, 19 81 { . ~ J e;IL_
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BEFORE SOUTHEAST U.S./JAPAN ASSOCIATION LUNCHEON
KYOTO, JAPAN
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ADDRESSING THE SOUTHEAST...
Three state legislators initiate meeting with Tribal Council; March says 'good riddance' to winter; What do you mean 'TERS won't get a new school'?; What should we do with our trees?; Proposed 5-year timber sale plan: 1985 to 1989; Who's the newest...
Changes proposed in health care policy; Portland to shut down G.A.; Road Closure guidelines; July district meeting was informative, but not well-attended; Postscript..."You can't print that"; Dinner honoring graduates called successful...
Tribes and county to regulate shoreline use; McDonald throws hat in state political ring; Employment Review Board is established; Office continues the search for job and training opportunities; Less spent on Indians; Tribes discuss Kerr Dam...
The year's final Council meeting was a busy one; Some Indians exempt from vehicle licenses; Resolution of the Tribal Council extending sympathy upon the death of the Honorable Arthur Henry (Hank) Burland; Water rights: State filing deadline...
Primary votes canvassed, no surprises; Water rights deadline may change; Daily paper reports wrong per capita; NTPC pipeline developments; Pre-schoolers get unexpected vacation; Cahoon charged in Tribal Court; Life got tougher for...
Council highlights; Arlee Quarterly poorly attended; Councilmen write about pipeline deal; Indians know a good deal; EPA issues preliminary permit for oil port; Permit status; Well-organized pow-wow a hit; King and Bird place at regatta; Exhibits...
NTPC's green light turns yellow, referendum vote called; Water conference set for July; Tellier is chosen ITYP Princess; The case for the Northern Tier pipeline; USCCR: Indians could become a '51st state'; Blackfeet oil company formed; Mitchell...
Pipeline given 'green light' to cross Reservation; Tribe's water claim contested; Big Horn decision to stand; Great training opportunity for local youth; Cheyennes keep class I air; 72 get degrees, certificates from SKCC; TERS graduates five;...
Bathhouse may open: state water talks close; Tribes add office space; Camel scores 'K-O' in Billings; Council meets with BPA; Evaro smokeshop robbed; Crows protest decision: Montana reacts; Lawyers say ruling will have impact on other tribes,...
Flathead Reservation to host affiliated Tribes; Council votes to employ themselves one day a week; President Reagan is Blackfeet tribal member by adoption, chairman says; Vandals and trespassers to be cited; Hot Springs wants that bathhouse; The...
Tribal maintenance program gets tough on unpaid bills; World day of prayer for peace; MITPB: calling all Tribal Councils; McDonald is superintendent at Northern Idaho Agency; Family Violence; Two invitations from N.A.I.L.; Health care on the...
Air quality reclassification aims at keeping pollution status quo; Sanchez wins Lake County Junior Miss; Affirmative pipeline opinions; BIA Commissioner issues affirmative action policy for Indian women; 1981 CETA funding; Bathhouse to fold;...
Forestry plan part 2: Some searching questions; Arlee pow-wow July 1; No action on Mission lands; F.S. to pay for pilfered tribal trees; Dixon school seek joint credits; Trosper reappointed to committee council hangs credit's dirty laundry; Elmo...
Council election season begins: Primary sign-up deadline is Oct. 24; Non-members can harvest slash; State can help victims of crime; SKC offers 'beginners electronics assembly'; JTC hold first meeting of FY86; Hair consided in alcoholism study;...
Rangelands West (U. S.) -- Revegetation. ; <br> Wildlife habitat improvement -- West (U.S.) ; <br> Rangelands -- West (U.S.) ; <br> Revegetation. ; <br> Wildlife habitat improvement -- West (U.S.)
The proceedings summarizes recent research and existing literature pertaining to the restoration and management of game and livestock ranges in the Intermountain Region. Improved plant materials and planting practices are emphasized. The series of...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Speech by Ambassador Mike Mansfield to
U.S. - JAPAN BUSINESS CONFERENCE
July 15, 1986 Tokyo
Chairman Hasegawa, Chairman Morgan, and other
distinguished members of the U.S.-Japan Business Council, it
is a great pleasure to speak to the 23rd...