Feds go to bat for Indian water rights; Senate bill 76; Federal BIA budget cuts hit home; Browning named superintendent at Ardmore Agency; Staff members fired; Andrus asks for reductions in Pacific salmon catch; Lucy Eneas Auld, obituary; Wilfred...
Logging units closed to hunting; Profile: James R. Normandeau; Our CETA folks're back in business; Admitted to Montana State Bar; Camas Lanes ready to go; Basketball tourney; Maine Indians reach agreement; Soil Conservation Service; NIHB takes...
"Dam studies" subject on public meetings; A new beginning for the tribe and MOD?; HUD to build 75 new homes; Reservation forests - future logging sales; Alcoholism: Are you an alcoholic? Do you know someone who is?; Do we have a child...
Weekend burglary suspects apprehended; I will lend you my ear; New Year jump dance celebrations; Forestry extension courses; Christmas per Capita will not affect social services.
McDonald resigns principalship; Time capsule found in cornerstone; Migrant workers program shut down; New officers; DuMontier named Fair Lady; Accident report; Education was not shipped over on the Mayflower; Tribute to Mary Finley; A visit back to...
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;...
Court says tax not legal; Allard Robbed; Adams Joins Council; No charges in Mitchell Shooting; Chemawa holds reunion; Tribe contract BIA functions; Tribal members hire forestry consultant; Are we a social organization?; U.M. Health Career Program;...
Council sworn in; Pack river makes land offer; $300,000 for new jobs; Complex bids to open in March; Income report November 30, 1975; Marvin Squeque Finley - Where are you?; Jurisdictional Task Force; Tribal council minutes.
Council drops impeachment charges; Public Law 93-638; Mission land dispute; Eva Paul property; Ceta summer program; Aborezk; Indian health service honors two employees; Xylene again and again; Health in Headstart; Forest management plan: Irvine...
Constitutional committee begins difficult task; No constitutional vote for off-reservation voters; Councilman Joe McDonald will listen and learn; Education key to improving Indian living conditions; Trapping regulations; Valley unit 1974 cut is...
eservation forest closed ; State must refund Indian income tax ; 18-year old vote postponed ; House to skalp SB 268 ; Joe Joe and John Wheeler die in Mine accident ; Elmo has a radio station ; Chairman Mitchell scolds BIA for treaty attitude ; Work...
Council acts to govern on 10%, payout 50 to 90% ; Valley sale held up on environmental question ; What's new on the reservation ; Developing tribe's legal powers ; Kootenai communications starts radio series ; Getting it together, Two views of...
No appeal for Montana Power; Wheeler acquital holds...but in state Supreme Court; Malatare wins Arlee vacancy election; Tribe; Pierre appeal; Utility to cough up $12 million; Fuse lit on firecracker; Salish tongue; Kootenai language; "You name...
Almost two dozen volunteer to register Indian voters on the Flathead; New IHS health rules delayed; Tribal member files for county commissioner; Transportation committee wants consumers; Youth conference featured testimonials from Blackfeet;...
Community discusses healing through values, respect, Tribalism; Timber falling to be studied; Tribal printing enterprise welcomes new business advisor; Polson lighthouse project makes progress;
Proposed IHS regulations would hurt less-than 1/4 degree members; Group seeks more changes at FIIP; Elders program changes announced; Kicking Horse JCC to stay a while; Tribal college graduates three dozen; The Story of Chief Cliff; Blue Bay's back...
You name it and there's probably an event covering it on the Flathead Reservation this spring and summer; Job Training folks move to Ronan; SRO crowd watches Pondera Hydro ptich to the council; Explained at the Dixon-Arlee-St. Ignatius district...
Council meets with senator to discuss FIIP and other concerns; 'GRAMBO' may hit IHS after all; U.S. Supreme Court asked to review law; Dismissal reaffirmed: Dismissee charges Council with 'yo-yo-ing'; Free (almost) book store finally opens; 'RIF'd'...
Interior Department, senator thumb noses at FIIP report, BuRec to move in; Credit Committee chairman fired by Council; Payments mailed a week early, Tribes may have to take out a loan; Hellroaring timber sale: Scenery and water quality win over...