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Statement of Senator Mik~@P~
Death of Alexander Warden
Mr. President, e week ego a great Montanan and a good personal
friend of mine, Alexander Warden, died...
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...
Lake County cited for violating ordinance and harming stream; Public TV celebrates its anniversasy; THD welcomes new social worker; Tentative voter turn-out figures are in; How your hearing works; MSU program helps Native Americans reach medical...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 39, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Statement of enator Mike r.ians.field (D. J"ontana)
~:ontana Photoflr&Rh~Q.lP Y
Mr. President , the Associate ?ress Managinf...
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE fr June f20
prehe~e about setting a precedent
that could have no end if tha:t were
done. I understand that the committee
actually did approve the item, and then
decided to take it out because of the
State...
New school prompts community sentiment, for and against; Health Board seeks public comment; What they're saying about Two Eagle and its proposed new facilities; Chambers filled for April quarterly meeting; District meeting crowd told jobs are on...
Salish and Kootenai Housing Authority to hold open house; Constitution undergoes another revision; Confederated Salish and Kootenai fund youth ranch; Judge Boldt to retire; Ronan District Meeting; INR bulletin; Regulations for Eastern Creek Roll...
Karate tournament; Congratulations Tom; Smoke screens again?; Minority congressmen; Flathead irrigation project, St. Ignatius, Montana; People who get SSI and Per Capita may need to contact Social Security; What is a "Wake"?; Newspapers...
Tribal Council, Missoula County agree on land-use planning authority; Tax moratorium bill protested with walk-out; New enrollment, post-n-pole meeting, April 27; The U.S. Census will soon turn 200 years old, Tribes to count noses for Census Bureau...
Dam developers to meet with Tribal Council Friday; Serious problem crops up with S and K Electronics' DOD contracts; Pole cutters urged to attend lodgepole management meeting; New school for Two Eagle set for Pablo; Youngsters commended for jump...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 1958 August 15
years. At 19, a veteran of all 3 services,
he came to my home town of Butte and
went to work in the mines.
MIKE MANSFIELD spent 8 years underground
in Butte. During this time he
took entrance...
Tribes, FIP agree on fisheries protection, court case dropped; Polson Council member to resign; Fishing restrictions announced for five reservoirs; TWEP is taking applications; LIEAP accepting applications; S and KE reports progress on $3.2 million...
Continued dry conditions result in mandatory 'hoot owl' restrictions; Tribes move for injunction against FIP; Morigeau pleads 'no contest' to misdemeanor theft; Swimmer's itch: summer's bug-a-boo is back; LIEAP public comment period; Standing Arrow...
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...
Council offers to negotiate on Kerr, MPC response 'grossly inadequate'; Vigil committee reports on September 7-9 event; Kicking Horse gets big dollars for repairs; Dog regulation and control ordinance; Ferry Basin closed - and other hunting...
Three new councilmen to be sworn in; More ideas about what makes a good councilman; SKC courses begin next week; Bombs and Indians: SKC addresses the Cold War; Dupuis appointed MOA delegate; A new Bourdon; New Year's Day dinner; Camel keeps title...
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...