United States--Politics and government--20th century
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ADDRESS BY M1BASSADOR M.IKE l·1ANSFIELD
BEFORE
NIKKEIREN SPO.t-JSORED 13TH SEMINAR FOR TOP MANAGEMENT
FUJI YOSHIDA, YAHANASHI PREFECTURE
JULY, 22, 1981
President Otsuki,...
Kutenai Indians --Newspapers.; Pablo (Montana) --Newspapers.; Kootenai Indians
Kerr Dam, Power on the Flathead; Editorially Speaking; Rattlesnake Logging Unit Bids Are Called for July 7; Flathead Indians Again Participate in Easter Services;
140,000 Bales of Christmas Trees Harvested in 1959 on Reservation; Tribe Opposes Knowles Dam; Christmas Trees Mean Income to Individual Members of Tribe; Council Discusses Appraisal of Land; Inventory of Timber Needed in Future; Secretary of...
Flathead Lakers elect Fouty to Board; Sunday..117th anniversary of Treaty; Montana Power to pay $11 and a quarter million by August; Malatare seated after Council double reverse; Wheeler acquitted on firecracker charge; Council committee wading in...
Job Corps, Tribe signs contract; Planned forestry program; Jesuit Fathers return Mission lands; Tribe-Montana Power plan powersite; Montana Power monies held up; Reservation open to Christmas tree cutters; Running a modern forest; Proposing...
Tribe Bankrolls Wheelers; Water study report Wednesday; More on BIA shakeup; Students tell their tale; Shakeup in top Indian spots; Indians oppose coal-gas plant; Cattlemen worry about "A" canal shutdown; What impact will EPA court ruling...
New Budget, 10 Percent to Tribe, 90 to people; State Supreme court agrees with Pierre; Dixon sewer bid is $286,000; Tribe shares $65,374 with government; Navajo Indian Fights for seat; Forestry: Can Xmas trees compete with sawlogs; Stink over...
Recreational permit law upheld in Federal Court; No more state income taxes for Indians; Kootenais want their share; Dixom JOM: Bringing Indian involvement; Mist over souther half of Flathead Lake is lifted; ITB wants more government employment;...
Xylene Is Now Permissable; Flathead River Water Statement Given; Lucy Parker Has a New Home; 18-Year-Old Vote Election Slated For Novermber 17; Council Election Dec. 15; Hungry Bears Near Ronan; Council Halts Sale of Tribal Lands; Statewide Water...
18-year-olds will vote on Dec. 15th; 34 to appear on the Tribal Council ballot; Con-Con has 31 hopefuls; December Per-Capita is vetoed; Poslon candidates grilled by voters; Tracts of land for sale to Tribal members.
Valley Unit: Whitworth fumes, BIA admits mistake; Mission creek vanishes; Con-con district meetings continue; JOM meet Feb.26; JOM committees eye school district posts; State Indian schools head to be here; $100 grants to member graduates;...
Constitution Proposal to attorney's for final draft; Con-con bows out, Constitution accepted; Proposed Constitution, something old and new; Ronan councilman Joe McDonald resigns; Inquest to start into Pete Pierre death; Inter-tribal policy board on...
Council Approves 1975 Budget of $681,053; BPA Utility, Tribe Still Deadlocked on Easement; Area Indian Health Meet Here June 11-14; 90-ten Proposal Gets Final Departmental Axe; June is the Moon of the Camas Blooming; What Has Become of the...
Many concerned about dwindling reservation game herds; Hundreds attend center opening; Rose Cline is new SUD; Dupuis on tribal bench; Bouchard is new EDA planner; Larry Hall reservation planner; Power line facts disputed; $6,000 in smokes are...
Taking the teeth out of deadly Highway 93; Council, BIA focus on forestry; No X-Mas per capita payment; Tribal TV Christmas special; Reservation information survey; Drawing a bead on number one health problem; Cheyennes fighting coal leases; DDT...
Council election rules upheld in court ; Native range case in court ; 1975: A bloody year on the reservation roads ; Jocko homesite turned down ; 350,000 fish planted on reservation ; Salish language ; Tales: Kootenai chief gathers arrow feathers...
Ronan parents talk with board ; Reservation JOM committees meet on Ronan situation ; Job corps to go co-ed ; 16 school board positions open April 1 ; Council denies request to defend "Polson Four" ; Coyote builds a better mousetrap ;...
Council tacks a floor on fringe timber sale; BIA to study herbicides; Annie Finley Pierre is buried; Tribe, BIA agree on water inventory; Tribes meet on water rights policy; Saving the Grizzly bear; Trouble with pipeline leases; Indian...
Stasso case dismissed; Libby dam dedication; Council Selects CAP Director; Council Supports Hirst Case; Tribal complex to be in Pablo; Indian loan and insurance guarantee fund; Public Law 93-638; Forest Management Plan: Part 4 Mission Range unit.
Council sworn in; Pack river makes land offer; $300,000 for new jobs; Complex bids to open in March; Income report November 30, 1975; Marvin Squeque Finley - Where are you?; Jurisdictional Task Force; Tribal council minutes.