United States--Politics and government--20th century
1958 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 3321
Number of claimants exhausting benefit rights 1 and average monthly insured unemployment,! for 8elected States-Continued
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Three state legislators initiate meeting with Tribal Council; March says 'good riddance' to winter; What do you mean 'TERS won't get a new school'?; What should we do with our trees?; Proposed 5-year timber sale plan: 1985 to 1989; Who's the newest...
Kerr Dam, polluted fish, road closures, river restrictions, and FIP; Council votes for $200 for Christmas; Lower Crow Reservoir fish may be a health hazard; Controversial road closure program shut down; Cultural material for sale; Lower Flathead...
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...
Nothing nuclear allowed on Reservation; Tribes 'gear up' for Kerr by expanding advisory group; 1984 Kerr history so far; Vigil is still on for September; Enrollment meeting: a little hot-tempered, little accomplished; Seniors organize, will meet...
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...
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...
Historic luncheon brings note of peace, optimism; Member returns per capita payment; Reservation population expected to grow; Sign up now for summer jobs; Present awaits 1983's first enrollable baby; Employees receive incentive awards; WIC office...
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...
Oil firm approaches BIA to search for oil here; Expansion project complete and in use; Ronan students earn eagle feathers; The first U.S. flag is raised over Japanese territory; Flathead Head Start plans summer program; Motorboat moratorium ends...
Blue Bay Property to be Developed; Tribal Attorney Discusses Legal Problems of 1956; Special Indian Menu Served; Letters to the Editor; The Coyote and Owl; Small Loans May be part of Program; Editorially Speaking;
Council authorizes $800 dividend payment; John Neuman is new IHS Administrative Officer; IHS and THD combine efforts; Nutritional meals program; Tips for Christmas tree cutting; The Division of Enforcement and Wildlife have had several violations...
80th annual Pow Wow (whoopie!); Proposed dams discussed at Forum; A visit to ITYP; Death 'hit list' circulated; Graduation ceremonies; EPA discuss Class 1 air quality; Improving vocational education; Funding for special services; Visits...
Mission Valley Miracle; Vicki Morigeau crowned Miss Flathead; August Per Capita; Accident report; Fishing violators found guilty; Jim Grinder is 108; Arlee celebration was a succes; Dance contest winners; Arlee Rodeo results; Arlee Parade...
118 years ago tomorrow, the Tribes gathered and...; 700 fish die in Jocko from weed poison; What the 90-10 vote means; Bourdon charged with murder; Poison may have harmed Jocko, Flathead Rivers too; Reservation forest environment study starts;...
Quarterly attendees hear good news about Tribal enterprises; Arlee pow wow is sucessful, as usual; BIA funds summer Head Start; Winners of the 90th annual Alee Fourth of July Celebration Pow Wow.
Presidential hopeful Jesse Jackson brings campaign to the Reservation; Highlights of the May elders' meeting; Junior council borrows senior council's headquarters.
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...
Council gets its first look at irrigation project's "problem-solver"; New car tax refund details; Tribal summer youth employment workshops announced;Firms selling services available from SSA free; How to survive budget cuts in spite of...