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...
'Thumbs up' for pristine air, the crowd seemed to say; Fred Kupke comes home; IHS may start serving non-Indian relatives; Pat Lefthand to work in pilot cultural program; F.E.R.A. got ripped off; MSU to finance fellowships; T.E.R.S. commendation...
Changes in 44D regulations to be subject of hearing; Three needed for public TV board; Richard M. McBroom; Gilbert St. Germaine; Esther Wiegele; Mary E. Mager; Substance-abuse prevention lessons' fame spreads; Blue Bay Healing Center conference...
Governor discusses Ord. 44D with Council and non-Indians; Primary election details announced; Last notice; Notice of primary election; Henry T. Sousely; Stanger memorial this Saturday; Two recognized for 20 years of work; Kenmille places first in...
Council and commissioners meet formally to discuss Ordinance 44D; Montana Indians sought for new movie; Going door-to-door for public TV; No news from the latest Tribal-state meeting; BABES poster winners announced; What to do with Blue Bay; SKC...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
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s 9382 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE May 21, 1973
IN COMMEMORATION OF THE LOSS
AND SUFFERING OF THE DEAD
AND WOUNDED MEMBERS OF THE
ARMED FORCES OCCASIONED BY
THE WAR IN VIETNAM
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, on
behalf of the distinguished...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
18 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE May 1, 1975
thlro reading, n!ad the thlro Ume. nnd
passed, as follows·
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Be it enacted bv tll.f! Stnatr- and HouJe
of RepreuntativeJ O/ the Unlttd State• of
AmeT!ca In Congre31 Q.!Umbtecl, Th&t...
Who cares about health care? Not the Reservation public; Petition shot down in Portland; Northern Tier pipeline won't be built; Now's the time to sign up for 1 of 3 young adult employment programs; Summer Youth Employment Program; Summer Recreation...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
YEAR-END PRESS CONFERENCE
BY AMBASSADOR MANSFIELD
DECEMBER 18, 1986
TOKYO, JAPAN
1) ASSOCIATED PRESS: What is the state of U.S.-Japan
relations as this year comes to an end, and ~hat do you see for
the future?
AMBASSADOR: The state of U.S.-Japan...
'Straw vote' this Staurday may select new Polson Council representative; Council finally decides on $300 per capita payment; Council votes to charge members for Char-Koosta; New 'reduce-the-Council' petition reactivated; Council follows through on...
Tribal Elections; 1957 Christmas Tree Harvest Nearly Completed on Reservation; Mrs. Kaltomee, Oldest Member Dies at 112; Derwin Halvorson Makes Report on Trip to Boy Scout Jamboree; Editorially Speaking; Coyote and the Gold
Woman wins civil lawsuit for being kicked by police; Profile- Joe McDonald; GIIC Conference; Spokane Tribe says "No-No"!!; New psychologist; Wildlife Refuge dedicated to Metcalf; Dupuis finds Boggs guilty; Francis Leishman, obituary;...
Tribe wants boundary action; Jurisdictional 'misunderstanding' causes a number of problems; Tribe-BIA must comply with environmental law; Jocko River mud; Blackfeet in line for Governor; What's new on the Reservation; Tribe donates $5,000 to St....
Tribal Council votes to open gambling talks at state's request; Pow wow talks cover finding, philosopy; Two dozen gather at district meeting; 1988 Arlee pow wow re-cap; Ronan exercise center rewards a success story;
Tribal budget is both up and down from this time last year; War dance contest set for Oct. 21 and 22; College classes to debut this month on SKC-TV; The river's friends gather to talk about past and future; Museum dedicated at Salish annual...
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;...
Chairman says he's seriously thinking about running for U.S. Senator; $1.5 million to finance medical training at SKC; Good news about our people; IBM rewards Morigeau; Mystery photo answer.
Major celebration planned in recognition of the Hell Gate Treaty; Non-Indian irrigators meet with D.C. visitors; Whatever happened to Two Eagle's new school?; Information of interest to... EMC alumni, arts/crafts buyers; JOM summer camps to feature...