Jurisdiction: One Down One to Go; Satch Pleads to Reduced Charge; Indian Dallas Howard Aims at Gov. Mansion; White, Huitt Score in Debate; Council Briefs Bearhead Urges Vote Participation; Birds and Wildlife Hurt by Spring Brush Burnoffs.
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.Ma!J 11, 1972 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SEN ATE s 7753
ORDER OF BUSINESS
The PRESIDING OFFICER. Pursuant
to the previous order the Chair recognizes
the major ity leader for a report.
Mr. ROBERT C. BYRD. Mr. President,
may we have order in the...
Quarter of a Million Dollars in Seven Weeks; Ordinances Affecting Enrollment of Members; Ordinances Governing Enrollment, Article II Constitution and Proposed Amendment;
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Congressional Record pp. S4108-9
March 17, 1972 l u ' '
STATEMENT OF SENAroR mCO(~q~)
In Commemoration of the 25th Anniversary of the
Foreign Service Institute
I think it is in order today to pay tribute to one of the most
important , effective,...
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...
'Don't be fooled' about sell-out Kerr Dam petition, warns Council member; New TERS campus is in planning stage; Walk-a-thon may net $2,000; What do you want for Summer recreation?; FRO tackles FIP issues with news supplement, meetings; Dixon...
Women suggest income ideas; Portland, here we come; Land use is hot topic at district meeting; Forestry begins new ten-year plan; Valley may soon have a battered spouse shelter; Bus system gets second chance; Montana Indian children say 'yeah,...
'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...
Tribal Council Election; If You Can Dish It Out; Tribal Member Charged In Tribal Court; Gary Kimble Leaves Indian Affairs Committee; Salish Kootenai College Comes Of Age; Johnny McClure; Tribes Sued by Widow; Cruiserweight Update; Prison...
Colleges Enroll Many Students from Flathead Reservation; Superintendent's Comments; McCrea Chosen New Secretary; Editorially Speaking; Fire Season Provides Employment for Tribe;
More on Constitution; December 15th Election polling locations; Council candidates; Montana Magazine features a bit of Indian history; Anna Whiting will compete for Rhodes Scholarship; Indian women in action; Browning man asks State to honor his...
Montana Jurisdiction Project; Joe Dupuis is new Job Corps director; Sheep Transplant a Success; Indian water rights part 3; Vincent Matt receives award; Big day for big horn sheep (photographs).
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year: from the Char-Koosta staff; Whitesell appointed area directory (temporary); Big stink over carcass; Welfare Act signed into law; Alternate Energy Conference; Kyi-Yo Indian club speech - debate tournament;...
Introducing Jan Talbot; Congratulations Karen; New Miss Indian America; Flathead Reservation road closure program; Water quota increase; Indian backlash group seeking contributions illegally; Indians with diabilities get help from HUD-HEW; U of A...
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;...
Tribal headquarters fire damage moves towards $1 million mark; Rumor-squelching time: credit, per capita; St. Ignatius community center policy, schedule; Elk slaughter leads to charges; Artists, take note; late paper - chapter six or seven; Paul...
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Senate
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1970
ffiAM L. PONG, a Senator from
tate of Hawaii, attended the session
f the Senate today.
JOINT DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP'S
STATEMENTS ON POLLUTION AND
THE ENVIRONMENT
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I ask
unanimous consent...
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CONGRESSION r\.L RECORD June 27, 197 4
Pages S-11808-29
SENATE ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
JUNE 26, 1974
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, before
adjourning for a few days in celebration
of the Fourth of July, I would like
to review the progress made by...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE August 3, 1 !J l .'!J
THE MINIMUM WAGE LAW
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I
have received a telegram from Mr.
Joseph Beirne, president of the Communications
Workers of America, expressing
the hope that the .s~nate...
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United States
of America
<tonyrcssional Record
PROCEEDINGS AND DEBATES OF THE 90th CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION
Vol. 113 \VASHINGTON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1967 No.3
JOINT RESOLUTION TO LOWER
VOTING AGE
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, on
my own behalf...