United States--Politics and government--20th century
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PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 9 2 d CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION
Vol. 117 WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1971 No. 54
DRUG ABUSE IN THE MIT.ITARY
Mr. HUGHES. Mr. President, inasmuch
as the distinguished...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
ADDRESS BY AMBASSADOR MIKE MANSFIELD
BEFORE THE RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF JAPAN
TOKYO, OCTOBER 29, 1984
"U.S.-Japan Relations: Present and Future"
Thank you very much for your warm welcome and for the
kind invitation extended by Mr. Ohata on...
FERC action on Kerr Dam lease agreement expected mid-July; Unearthed bones should be returned, say Tribes; Field treatment of rattlesnake bite; Polson district meeting called to discuss health benefits; What's that smell?; Walker River Paiutes are...
U.S. Supreme Court rules twice in favor of Indian authority; 1985's third quarterly will be on July 5; S and K Electronics progress report; Chemicals can be dangerous to humans and water; Polson senior citizens group lists grievances; Survey's 2,...
One in three high school students here get high regularly; Family Assistance moves back to Ronan; Elders, youths turn back the clock for a week; JOM funding cuts here would affect 750 students; Summer fire fighters get ready for the 1985 season;...
Blue Bay an exclusive Tribal area? Committee seeks ideas; New petition surfaces calling for smaller Council; Catch a tagged fish? Tell it to the Tribes; Tribal Council adopts redesigned offical seal; S and K Electronics, Inc. makes slow progress;...
'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...
Budget adjusting may aid law enforcement and road opening; Quarterly meeting was interesting by generally ignored; Not too many folks went to the meeting in Arlee either; Interior signs Kerr Dam lease agreement; On the termination road again;...
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...
Kerr Dam, polluted fish, road closures, river restrictions, and FIP; Council votes for $200 for Christmas; Lower Crow Reservoir fish may be a health hazard; Controversial road closure program shut down; Cultural material for sale; Lower Flathead...
Nothing nuclear allowed on Reservation; Tribes 'gear up' for Kerr by expanding advisory group; 1984 Kerr history so far; Vigil is still on for September; Enrollment meeting: a little hot-tempered, little accomplished; Seniors organize, will meet...
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...
"Come support the Dam": rally attracts 300, testimony still needed; SKC is accredited; Last quarter's honor roll; "Everything you wanted to know" and editorial discretion; Electronics plant opens doors, waits for work; Kerr Dam...
Kerr Dam public comment sought; Petition is debated at latest district meeting; Kerr relicensing: point and counterpoint; Tribal information on Kerr relicensing issue; Kerr Dam - a look at the past, part 2; Eleven visit Rocky Boy for ITYP 1984;...
Felsman, Steele win top spots on Council by acclamation; A few parting words, Thomas E. Pablo; Tribes hire economics expert; A fifth tribal belt for Camel; The old days are over, says councilman; NRD employees commended; What does the membership...
Hunters cautioned to be aware of Tribal law; General Assistance payroll change; The primary: four incumbents, 25 others to run; Tribal election notice; They'd rather see you a little poor and behind bars--than dead; Firmness, fairness and open...
Tribal Constitution up for revision, but few seem to care; Two cases uphold Tribal taxation authority; Stevensville pilgrimage...; Council puts the skids to nepotism; The budget: Fiscal year 1984; SKC registration is October 3 and 4; Tribal members...
Indian portion of Jobs Bill money announced by Interior, Melcher; TERS students stage walk-out; Cutters seem unconcerned about ten-year plan; Resolution outlines donation policy; Guest editorial - Restructuring the Bureau of Indian Affairs;...
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...
Should Indian people govern themselves?; Spiritual gathering called for this month; Buffalos' reason for living questioned; Tribal budget ends first round; Public is scarce at public hearing; Tribes win first place; Culture groups want visitors;...