New Two Eagle River School might see groundbreaking next month; Reservation TV station is up and testing; New standards for Buy-Indian Act; IRS makes last-minute concession to senior citizens; Crisis center needs volunteers; Indian news from around...
BIA proposed rule change could wipe out Law and Order Dept.; Sobriety camp-out planned for June 26-27; Conference for world's native people, Nine off to visit other world-travellers; Weatherization funds available; Getting off welfare: 'TWEPers'...
1987 Tribal election details, Twenty-three certified to run in November primary for Tribal Council; Career fair to be family-oriented this year; Char-Koosta News' Policy for Candidates' statements - 1987 Tribal election; Healing center is 'new,...
County commissioners withdraw from shoreline board; Council to experiment with reorganization; BIA lives in Pablo now; Whatever happened to BIA's reorganization?; Tribes grow trees for state; Employers: Can you exchange training for extra help...
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...
Salish Kootenai Community College has moved!; Tribe has a new flag; John Neuman is now with BIA; C.S.K.T. Hosts 1979 I.T.Y.P; Meeting with Baucus staff member; Tribal Government and members recognized by U.S. government agency; John Stevens,...
Look who's calling the kettle black; Roger William Vanderburg, obituary; Rhonda Old Horn, obituary; Kicking Horse Job Corps Pow-Wow; Dance Winners; On water rights; Kyi-Yo Days; U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; BIA Forestry...
Montana Jurisdiction Project; Joe Dupuis is new Job Corps director; Sheep Transplant a Success; Indian water rights part 3; Vincent Matt receives award; Big day for big horn sheep (photographs).
Kicking Hores Student Cooks Win Big at Missouri Food Fair Contest; Moose Permits Required; Spud Webb Wows young Basketball Fans; New Approach to Employment Goal; Haskell Places Students With USFS;
Quarterly attendees hear good news about Tribal enterprises; Arlee pow wow is sucessful, as usual; BIA funds summer Head Start; Winners of the 90th annual Alee Fourth of July Celebration Pow Wow.
Hundreds Turn out for 'Fun Without Alcohol' Gathering in Arlee; Meeting to Include Protest Demonstration; Diabetics' gathering at Blue Bay was enjoyable and Informative; Council Approves IHS Construction Projects Now; Tribal Chairment Meet with...
Two Eagle's Ground-Breaking Ceremony is Soggy but Satisfying; Upward Bound is Set for its Second Year; Two Eagle Launches Eight Young Adults; Dozens Honored at Awards Dinner; Council Thanks Employees for Years of Dedication; St. Ignatius Students...
Good-sized crowd watches swearing in, officer selection at quarterly; Tribal Chairman Mickey Pablo reviews 1987; Fire destroys elder's house; MTI/TIP students reunite; Public TV could debut almost any day; Nine posters selected for IHS area-wide...
Recount of ballots puts Arlee incumbent on top, Three new faces will be added to the Council in 1988; Tribal Council quarterly meeting, Jan. 1st; No newsletter next week; George James Hewankorn; Story-writing contest announced; Native American...
In-stream flow case reversed on appeal, 'Paramount fishing water rights' gain circuit court support in JBC lawsuit; Late again and skinny to boot; A Thanksgiving story; Get your GED, no charge; Have you sent in your employment survey?; Sixth...
David Hartman makes a visit to the Tribal Complex,'Good Morning, America' will feature Flathead Reservation; Hundreds enjoy anniversary party and library dedication; Request for Jocko war veterans; D'Arcy's Day; Speaking of the Jocko area; Franklin...
District court grants dismissal of JBC law suit; Council acts on Sept. per capita; Workshops address chemical dependency; Chairman says keep on working together; Earns first place with perfect score, Tribal history project takes students to D.C.;...
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;...
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