Judge may dismiss Tribe's application, negotiations with MPC continue; Budget report month ending July 1984; Crowd braves bad weather to attend Kerr vigil; Flathead Culture Committee reports a busy summer; Price of Char-Koosta to go up; Captured...
Hot, Dry Summer Days Result in Restrictions on Forest Use; A Little Insight Into the Per Capita Process; Attention-getting Case Just Confirms Old Law; California Indians plan rally this month at Reagan's ranch; Indian Timber Organization Hosts...
Council acts to govern on 10%, payout 50 to 90% ; Valley sale held up on environmental question ; What's new on the reservation ; Developing tribe's legal powers ; Kootenai communications starts radio series ; Getting it together, Two views of...
What's new on the reservation?; Valley Units Sells for $4.9 million; Court denies drop of trespass charge; Tribe, BIA sign pact for human resources; Federal Employment freeze; Two new tribal game wardens; Kootenai Communications; Custer loses...
Tribes announce proposal for FIIP co-management committee; 44D hearing attracts good-sized audience; New program can help people expand their markets; SPO reports about last month's oil spill;
Interior Department, senator thumb noses at FIIP report, BuRec to move in; Credit Committee chairman fired by Council; Payments mailed a week early, Tribes may have to take out a loan; Hellroaring timber sale: Scenery and water quality win over...
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Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 73, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 73, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 73, Folder 19,...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY
REMARK3 OF SENATOR MIKE MANffi"'IELD (D., MONTANA)
AT THE
DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE
Wednesday, January 3, 1973, Room S-207, u. s. Capitol, 9:30A.M.
We meet, today, with a new majority. We meet with new
responsibilities and...
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;...
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...
D.C. officials meet locally to discuss FIP, other issues; 'Tis budget time again; Latest enrollment list; Tribal enrollment proocedures; What are those tepees doing along Highway 93?; Bear closure now in effect; Non-members cited for fishing...
Tribes and county to regulate shoreline use; McDonald throws hat in state political ring; Employment Review Board is established; Office continues the search for job and training opportunities; Less spent on Indians; Tribes discuss 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...
Judges Move to Assert Tribal Sovereignty; Council Announces Committee Appointments; Tribe Recruits Census Takers; Seminar Series Teaches Culture and Tradition; Interest Rates for Loans Go Up; Maintence Program at "Wit's End"; Mills...
Tribe establishes community relations office; Seven Water suits dismissed; Indian Child Welfare grant application; Cruiserweight battle declared a draw; Oldest center member honored; Tribe hires Clair Krebsback; Time management workshop; Two Eagle...
Recreation permits and I.D. cards; Dixon J.O.M. dispute; Third annual War Dance Championships; Brief outline of court cases; HEW awards grants; Wilderness Areas to be on Ballot; Mitchell found guilty; Tribal Reorganization -- Constituion, II; Leo...
Council votes to accept payment on disputed land; Congressional legislation; Last member of Indian band called home; Mrs. Mary Ann (Pierre) Toppseh Combs (photograph); Councilman Tom Pablo; Welcomes EPA's recent decision; Thinning and slash...
National Congress of American Indians convenes; Accident report; Camel Brothers firght in Missoula; The Annual bison round-up; Alternative School films Documentary; Tribal Court notes.
Chief Jackson takes leave; Housing board fires director; Arlee and Elmo meetings; Senior citizen dance; Wind storm damages moss peak; Star team goes to Phoeniz; Camel has 12 and 0; N.I.E.A. Convention; The Ursuline School: Memories of how it was.