Historic luncheon brings note of peace, optimism; Member returns per capita payment; Reservation population expected to grow; Sign up now for summer jobs; Present awaits 1983's first enrollable baby; Employees receive incentive awards; WIC office...
Federal energy agency hires Tribes to study fish and geese; Do you have to pay Federal tax on posts, poles or Christmas trees?; Manpower offers OJT; Flathead Irrigation Project research; Tribal court decisions enforced by state courts only if filed...
Budget goes down, but so might income; Fiscal year ending, IHS worried; National Indian Day is this month; It's your government: get involved; The young ones are back in school, why not you?; Runners for peace visit Reservation; Indian bingo; Top...
Successful Elmo pow wow featured many local winners; Salish cultural leader dies; Pablo district meeting: lots of food, not a lot of folks; J.P. Paul is new war dance chief; the Tribal wilderness: man is a visitor; Standing Arrow Pow Wow winners...
The New Building makes its debut as quartery meeting site; NTPC's pipeline is shot down in Washington state; 'The New Building', among others, needs a better name; Tribal offices play 'musical chairs'; Help available for arranging wakes; Charity...
Tribal sovereignty makes a few strides in Circuit Court; Cruiserweight title to stay in Puerto Rico; Lots of Reservation fish start their lives in a Creston hatchery; NCAI greets 1982 with a Washington, D.C. session; About Good Medicine Books...and...
Twelve months with Ronald Reagan: a progress report; Employee bus service hits the highway; Judge administers court grant; Senate put 'Buy Indian' clause in appropriation bill; TERS now collects "Swanson triangles"; INMED gears up for...
Tribes' authority over the south end of Flathead Lake confirmed; Pablo, Felsman win top spots; Senator visits Tribal leaders; Council starts year with very busy agenda; CETA gets limited funding; Pablo asked to co-sponsor a Washington, D.C. event;...
Primary vote is Veteran's Day; Tribes look to the west; IPHS still has money problems; Water rights filing assistance offered; New rules for firewood; Energy assistance program has money now; SKCC and Kootenai Forest sign education agreement;...
Federal official addressed Affiliated Tribes on the Flathead; Family Assistance Division is in trouble; Yahoos are ruining the Rez; Fire danger high, temporary closures announced; Money flows in parts of Indian Country; Washington judge not...
Secretarial election seeks decision on primaries, concurrent jurisdiction; Registration mandatory for secretarial election; Fluoride in the water, yes or no; Robinson, Obersinner leave Reservation; Pablo delegate to GIIC; Labor, minorities endorse...
Oil firm approaches BIA to search for oil here; Expansion project complete and in use; Ronan students earn eagle feathers; The first U.S. flag is raised over Japanese territory; Flathead Head Start plans summer program; Motorboat moratorium ends...
U.S. Supreme Court Decides To Route Water Lawsuit Back to Appeals; IHS Wants to Focus on Illness Prevention Through Exercise, Education; New School Program Highlights Health; The Hot Springs Seniors have a New Center!; Aging Committee Releases...
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
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ADDRESS BY AMBASSADOR...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
ADDRESS BY AMBASSADOR MIKE MANSFIELD
BEFORE
YOMIURI INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC SOCIETY
KEIDANREN HALL~ TOKYO
DECEMBER 9~ 1982
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE U.S.-JAPAN RELATIONSHIP
CHAIRMAN MuTAI~ PRESIDENT KoBAYASHI~ SECRETARY-GENERAL
SATO~ DISTINGUISHED...
'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...
County commissioner attacks treaties and Tribal sovereignty; 'Treaty antagonists' are alive and active in the northwest USA; Tribe join Sanders County and others in weed-control research; Teen council walks a mile in their elder's mocassins;...
D.C. officials meet locally to discuss FIP, other issues; 'Tis budget time again; Latest enrollment list; Tribal enrollment proocedures; What are those tepees doing along Highway 93?; Bear closure now in effect; Non-members cited for fishing...