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...
Councilman resigns, December ballot to seek six, not five; SKC to host national-local economic development teleconference; Seatbelts to become mandatory; A farewell message from Jim Steele; What's news at: Natural Resources Department; Schools...
Tribal college graduation ceremony honors 37, plus Paul, Stanger; Indian irrigators visit with Council, BIA; SKC students earn over $9,000 in scholarships; SKC's Class of 1987; Students request an alcohol policy; Social services and Council learn...
St. Ignatius honors graduates with dinner, gifts and pow wow; Melcher to discuss FIIP this Saturday; Two Eagle graduates eleven in Dixon; Unnamed local actor-hopefuls are in the running for movie leads; Students selected for special-topic summer...
BIA proposed rule change could wipe out Law and Order Dept.; Sobriety camp-out planned for June 26-27; Conference for world's native people, Nine off to visit other world-travellers; Weatherization funds available; Getting off welfare: 'TWEPers'...
Media takes it on the chin at otherwise quiet quarterly meeting; New enrollment, post-n-pole meeting, April 27; SKHA has a busy Spring planned; Taxes and Indian Country; New law requires Social Security numbers for children 5 and over; VA benefits...
MVP gets underway with consumer council, utility board recuriting; Adams to represent Arlee again; TV special votes fro the North; Indian subcontractor roster being drawn up; Small audiance tackles large topic at district meeting; ACOA us for...
Management of FIIP power division may be decided soon; Council member resigns; deadline to file for replacement election is Monday; Two-year fishing moratorium established for the Jocko River; Discussion at the quarterly touched on the usual...
Proposed $5.5 million convention center makes progress; Come celebrate being sober; Pondera Hydro vows to hang in there; Head Start closes season with gala affair; 'Especially for youngers': How you can help the elderly; Independent honor guard is...
Tribes to invest in $5.5 million convention center, $600,000 sawmill; Attention Reservation schools: Tibes offer free curriculum, training; April 19 meeting attracts typical crowd with typical comments; Summer Youth Employment Program recuiting...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
August 4, 1970
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE s 12719
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I
wish to take this occasion to express my
support for the amendment just offered
by the distinguished Senator from Kentucky
(Mr. COOPER). He, together with
the...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 32, Box 1, Folder 39, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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AMERICAN EMBASSY, TOKYO TEL. 583-7141 EXT. 7919
ADDRESS BY AMBASSADOR MIKE MANSFIELD
BEFORE THE
YOMIURI INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
E-Ufi~~§CE,8R~~C~8§§ * ,
AMERICAN EMBASSY, TOKYO TEL. 583-7141 EXT. 7919
ADDRESS BY AMBASSADOR MIKE MANSFIELD
BEFORE THE
YOMIURI INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC SOCIETY
AT KEIDANREN HALL, TOKYO
MARCH 16, 1979
Although this hall is well known as an...
Rose Evans selected to finish out Wall-McDonald's Council term; Puppets help youngsters understand alcohol and drug abuse; Petition clarified; SKC patiently awaits for word about its TV station license; Five Indian economists will win fellowships;...
Action on IHS-THD contract delayed while public meetings convene; Food fair time again; Some hot advice for summer; Doctor urges improving self-image; Powell chosen best IHS CHN; Lakers stars visit the Flathead; Indian rodeo magazine to begin...
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,...
Blue Bay an exclusive Tribal area? Committee seeks ideas; New petition surfaces calling for smaller Council; Catch a tagged fish? Tell it to the Tribes; Tribal Council adopts redesigned offical seal; S and K Electronics, Inc. makes slow progress;...
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;...
Tribal Constitution to remain un-amended for now; Tribal law and order may run out of money; A few choice words about February from the Flathead Culture Committee; GA clients need to sign up now for new work program; Eye care program policy...