Bannack, Montana. Plate 49b. Mature cottonwood, willow, and other riparian vegetation now dominate Grasshopper Creek bottomland, while Bannack is a remnant of its former self. Mahogany stands have increased in density on deep soils, as have...
Whites Gulch in Big Belt Mountains. Plate 34a. Fire Group 4: Warm-dry Douglas-fir. Elevation 4,500 ft (1,372 m) A view due east up Whites Gulch in the Big Belt Mountains from a point on the Helena National Forest boundary. South slope on left has...
Clearwater River from Gilfillian Creek. Plate 1b. Camera point was moved about 30 feet to the left to avoid screening trees, while other trees were cut to obtain a less obstructed view. Conifers now dominate slope on the opposite side of the...
Forest management - - Economic aspects - - United States. ;<br> Reforestation - - Economic aspects - - United States.
Financial analyses of intensive and low-cost reforestation options are conducted for two predominant timber types in the United States: loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) stands with hardwood competition in the South, and Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga...
Landscape photography ; Canyon Ferry Ranger District (Mont.)
Magpie Creek .2 miles above junction with State Highway 284. Plate 32b (July 25, 1980) 100 years later. Camera was moved to the right approximately 100 feet to higher ground to avoid conifers that completely screen the original view. Today,...
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...
Tribal Election Notice; And the answer is: A communicative, honorable teetotaller; Candidates' questions dominate district meeting; The candidates speak: Noel Pichette, Robert McCrea, Kenneth Friedlander, Catherine Hamel; Forest Service announces...
Shoreline board extends comment period, releases fee schedule; Lodgepole plan unveiled; Two Eagle is on priority list; New law affects trust property ownership; One stand open for Arlee Pow-wow; A peek at the next issue, and the one after that...;...
Lawyers to finalize bathhouse agreement; 'A real crisis exists': Homemaker Program in trouble; Intent clarified; Graduations; Camel wins in Nevada; Tribe's water claim contested; Introducing Dr. Al Spang; Dumbeck honored at Gonzaga; Tribe's smoke...
Enrollment, land use dominate quarterly meeting; Tim McDonald studies electronics; Burton, Silverthorne receive degrees; Round-up at the Valley Creek Corral; Users responsible for center; 1981, the year that will be; Indians join environmentalists...
August Per Capita Approved; "We Must Work Out Ways To Make Money"; Council Highlights; Indian Newspaper Being Born; Meet The New SCD Director; Northern Tier - In Brief; 'Birds of a Feather' Census; WIC Schedule Changes; Turtle Lake...
ATNI attacks new water regulations; Dan McDonald dead at 49; 10 considered for BIA post; Marvin Calem to fight May 6; Tournament was a farce; Highlights of the Job Corps Pow Wow; Indian Businesses...Are They Doing Well?; BIA Budget Request Over...
The Old Jocko River Just Ain't What it Used to Be; August Per Capita Will Dry up September Food Stamps; Montana Power Told No Lines in the South Fork; Council to Meet Wednesday Nights; PHS Direct Prescription Results in Better Service; Flathead...
Commodities or stamps: sampling the soup; Tribe polls 18-year-old vote Saturday; Three district races spark council elections; Six file for con-committee; Thompson named BIA commissioner; Off-res. vote court decision delayed; Tribal Council...
Jocko fish kill spurs council irrigation poison ban ; Perma fire destroys 700 acres ; Hassle over direct drug service ; What's new on the reservation ; Dan Loonskin looking for his tribe ; Dave McGuigan is named job corps camp director ; $500...
Many worried about Reservation development; Trees fall in valley unit; Special meeting set on Kootenai demands; State Indian Education meet; Payout petition in Council; "Wildfire" development of Reservation feared; Tribal police...
On 1987's agenda: a variety of fish and game issues; Taiwan flu vaccine available; Have your per capita payments been held by Tribal Court; Public notice: Notice of availability of proposed regulations and public hearing; Elder's birthdays for...
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...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
s 9126 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE June 12, 1972
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/ THREE COMMENCEMENT
ADDRESSES-1972
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President. during
the past 2 weeks, I have been privileged
to address the graduating class at
Rocky Mountain College, Billings,...