A generation later, termination resolution is finally repealed in D.C.; JOM Students of the week; SKC staff abandons desks and classrooms for rakes and wheelbarrows; Teen suicide prevention: Talking about it helps; In the tribal court of the...
Air quality reclassification aims at keeping pollution status quo; Sanchez wins Lake County Junior Miss; Affirmative pipeline opinions; BIA Commissioner issues affirmative action policy for Indian women; 1981 CETA funding; Bathhouse to fold;...
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...
Arlee man killed in head-on collision; Fred Houle Jr. appointed YACC director; BPA Workshop explains energy role; Congratulations Sam!; "Timber Tribes and Trust" a historical review of the BIA forestry practices; Head Start in Polson;...
Arlee Pow-wow starts Tuesday, Rodeo begins Wednesday; Fed. Spokesman Advises Using Legal Channels; Frizzell Praises Council's Attitude; Tribe-BPA Settle on Power Right of Way; Lake County Will Switch to Food Stamps July 1; "No Sale" on...
Attention: election and registration; Raffles require a permit; Council candidates; Community resource center; NCAI Convention over for another year; Another HUD Break-In; An open letter of candidacy from Stephen Kevin Howlett, Arlee District;...
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...
Baker Appointed Area Director; Chairman's Corner; Montana Indian Education Conference (April 4th and 5th); Time's Running out for the Dixon Bridge; Connecticut General Insurance Information; YACC Program Funds Cut; HEW publishes statistics on...
Bathhouse may open: state water talks close; Tribes add office space; Camel scores 'K-O' in Billings; Council meets with BPA; Evaro smokeshop robbed; Crows protest decision: Montana reacts; Lawyers say ruling will have impact on other tribes,...
BIA announces deadline for MVP consumer counccil applications; New life for Hot Spring bathhouse?; EAP to see how others deal with employee substance abuse; Tell IHS or they might not pay; December per capita stays with past policy; Council meets...
Big question at the quarterly: Change the blood quantam rule?; Montana Indian News; Taiwan flu vaccine avaiable; N.R. library for Indian kids; $4,000 needed in seven weeks; SKHA solvency rates mention; Family party plans needed; Are you elegible...
Bitterroot will follow a hard winter this year; 1976 tribal operations budget set at $804,452; Flathead river study; Two-year old Elroy Neuman drows; One dead in April accidents; Rhonda Friedlander Kyi Yo quenn; Tribe funds culture study; Co-eds...
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;...
Budget goes down, but so might income; Fiscal year ending, IHS worried; National Indian Day is this month; It's your government: get involved; The young ones are back in school, why not you?; Runners for peace visit Reservation; Indian bingo; Top...
Chairman assigned new duties and raise in pay; Tribal archives now reality; Cloud seeding seeds suits; Constitutional changes, HY Nicks holds celebration; MOD squad half truths; Interior approves indian tax, zoning laws; draft reports on land...
Changes in 44D regulations to be subject of hearing; Three needed for public TV board; Richard M. McBroom; Gilbert St. Germaine; Esther Wiegele; Mary E. Mager; Substance-abuse prevention lessons' fame spreads; Blue Bay Healing Center conference...
Changes proposed in health care policy; Portland to shut down G.A.; Road Closure guidelines; July district meeting was informative, but not well-attended; Postscript..."You can't print that"; Dinner honoring graduates called successful...