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;...
Successful Elmo pow wow featured many local winners; Salish cultural leader dies; Pablo district meeting: lots of food, not a lot of folks; J.P. Paul is new war dance chief; the Tribal wilderness: man is a visitor; Standing Arrow Pow Wow winners...
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'...
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AMBASSADOR WI'rH WASHINGTON POST BOARD
January 23, 1986
Q: What would you like us to know that we don't know, or what
are your worst problems?
A: Only one thing--trade.
Q: It's only one thing.
A: Trade.
Q: Defense?
A: Defense is in excellent...
College's anniversary-and-culture celebration spread over two towns; The Winds of Change: Apprenticeship works; Southern visitors; THD/AP throws quite a bash in Arlee; What the two parties have to say about Indians; Forest Users Warned About Snags;
Local schools observe Native American Week in different ways; Officer-informant teamwork nets two suspected of poaching; Tibal operations impress visitors from 'above the 49th';
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FRGNT OFFICE
ROUTING SLIP
AMB
DCM
A/EX
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
memorandum
oATE , December 17, 1985
REPLY TO ,/ JJ}
ATTN oF, IO - Carol E. Ludwig C,~c(;h
susJEcT, Transcript of Your December 12 Remarks to the LDP Panel
TO: The Ambassador ~
THRU:...
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12730 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE July 22
nre run, Tba~ 'a an lnallen:>ble rlpt ot
ci~IZona in any ou ot the 60 Slates. ai-rs
bu t>cen.. We t.b1nlt Congras &hould busy
lt.eelf durtcg the run:Unlng d:>JS or tbe cur·
re.n~ ~on to...
Proposed amendments enjoy a lot of hoopla; First three of six district meetings are lively, if not SRO; Facts about the proposed amendments to the Tribal Constitution; Old language compared with new wording; Public reaction stalls commissioner's...
"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...
Tribal sovereignty makes a few strides in Circuit Court; Cruiserweight title to stay in Puerto Rico; Lots of Reservation fish start their lives in a Creston hatchery; NCAI greets 1982 with a Washington, D.C. session; About Good Medicine Books...and...
Lawyers to finalize bathhouse agreement; 'A real crisis exists': Homemaker Program in trouble; Intent clarified; Graduations; Camel wins in Nevada; Tribe's water claim contested; Introducing Dr. Al Spang; Dumbeck honored at Gonzaga; Tribe's smoke...
Supreme Court refuses review; Members form F.R.R.C.; Court report; Indian: The color of your Psychology; The beginning of tribal government; Book review: "Shoot an arrow to stop the wind"; Tribe Contracts H.I.P. Program; N.C.A.I. five...
Kootenai Coalition: aiming for a showdown on rights; Storm gathering over 90 percent distribution plan; Kyi-Yo starts Wednesday; Kootenai radio schedule; Councilmen to go to Washington; Three charged in two rape incidents; Council calls for...
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...
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June 25, 1970 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 89871
TRIBUTES TO SENATOR MIKE
MANSFlELD, MAJORITY LEADER
Mr. SCOTT. Mr. President, I offer a
resolution on behalf of myself, the distingUished
assistant majority leader
(Mr. KENNEDY), the...
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Decembe'P 14, 1971 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE s 21613
"FACE THE NATION," AN INTERVIEW
WITH MAJORITY LEADEn MIKE
MANSFIELD
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, last
Sunday, December 12, I appeared on the
CBS program "Face the Nation."...
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...
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,...