United States--Politics and government--20th century
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE
January .2:Jl 1975
S. 328-~IANDATORY GASOLINE
RATIONING
s 675
I believe that it has become quite evident
that the most effective way to
achieve an immediate and significant re-
Mr. WEICKER. Mr. President, I am to-...
Tribal salaries frozen April 30, thawed May 7; 675-4600 is the new main phone number for Pablo's Tribal offices; 'Story inaccurate,' claims councilman,'Honest mistake!' pleads reporter; Washington state sues NTPC, feds; Career Day was an...
Kutenai Indians --Newspapers.; Pablo (Montana) --Newspapers.; Kootenai Indians
Kerr Dam, Power on the Flathead; Editorially Speaking; Rattlesnake Logging Unit Bids Are Called for July 7; Flathead Indians Again Participate in Easter Services;
'Native America' earns representation at state Democratic convention; Council comments; 'Detox' passes on, staff says good-bye; Weatherization money is in; Culture Committee begins series of articles; Junior Tribal Council begins new year, seeks...
Lewis and Clark Meeting the Flatheads; Editorially Speaking; Tribal Attorneys Give Report on Pending Claims of Flatheads; Garbage Not a Tourist Attraction; Heisel, Thompson Transferred Burge, Osborn to Retire;
Colleges Enroll Many Students from Flathead Reservation; Superintendent's Comments; McCrea Chosen New Secretary; Editorially Speaking; Fire Season Provides Employment for Tribe;
1960 Fires Bad-Better Methods Lower Loss; Wiprud Paintings Were Saved When Old Jocko Church Burned; Proposed Indian Charter; Reports on Students Tell of New Jobs - Those at Schools; Morigeau Writes Views of Proposed Indian Charter
Coalition Supports Indian Treaties; New Congressional Bill Terminates Tribes; Grateful to the Tribal Council; Forest J. Gerard Confirmed; Energy Resource Development; National Indian Rodeo Set for Tulsa; Indian Crafts Fair in Tulsa; Flathead...
Hunting rights upheld in court; Water act is a threat; Flathead River closed; Power transmission lines; Save the Missions; Tonasket speaks at Kyi-Yo days; Council candidate hits campaign trail early; Indian council joins United Nations; New state...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
s 20600 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE November 16, 1973
THE ENERGY CRISIS
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, from
an article in the Baltimore Sun, written
by Adam Clymer, on its front page, entitled
"Fuel Crisis Long Term, Nixon
Says," I read...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY
REMARK3 OF SENATOR MIKE MANffi"'IELD (D., MONTANA)
AT THE
DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE
Wednesday, January 3, 1973, Room S-207, u. s. Capitol, 9:30A.M.
We meet, today, with a new majority. We meet with new
responsibilities and...
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;...
Amendments seek to modernize Tribal Constitution; Constitution district meeting schedule; Informative quarterly meeting doesn't attract too much attention; Melcher seeks to broaden federal court power on reservations; Free workshops for business...
Kerr Settled: Tribes to get more money and license, but...; Tribal Health grant to finance alcohol program; Top executive officer resigns; Commentary: 'where's the bucks?'; What else happened at the quarterly; County road-naming project is about...
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...
Polson's new councilman is Teresa Wall; Here's what you missed by missing the April quarterly; Silver mine to open near Reservation; Make more money with Christmas trees, TFME tells how; Rules set for use of Longhouse; Young Tribal members to visit...
Morigeau removed as councilman, charges may follow; More about the Flathead Irrigation Project; Newest rate hike begins today; County wants help naming roads; Land-use planning not too interesting to Mission folks; What the Flathead Culture...
December per capita approved; Incumbents survive; new chairman a certainty; Council 'report card' for FY 83's final quarter... and year-end totals; Pablo chose not to run -- here's why; Shoreline Board extends registration deadline; Hunting now...
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...