44D proposed changes include limited hunting of grizzlies, bighorns; Agreement signed on Post Creek damage; LO/FG beats SKC at charity b-ball; Stuttering is a fluency disorder;
'Drug Awareness Week' inspires a flurry of local activities; Supreme Court votes for Tribal Court system; New group hopes to help the disabled; Cookbook's on the back burner; Eight enrolled in February; Short-handed staff seeks 'People' items; TRIO...
'Thumbs up' for pristine air, the crowd seemed to say; Fred Kupke comes home; IHS may start serving non-Indian relatives; Pat Lefthand to work in pilot cultural program; F.E.R.A. got ripped off; MSU to finance fellowships; T.E.R.S. commendation...
Action on IHS-THD contract delayed while public meetings convene; Food fair time again; Some hot advice for summer; Doctor urges improving self-image; Powell chosen best IHS CHN; Lakers stars visit the Flathead; Indian rodeo magazine to begin...
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...
Blue Bay Healing Center Features Treatment For People in Transistion; Melcher Promises FIIP action in 1989; Drought closes fishing holes; Reservation Gets Off Lightly so Far This Fire Season; Fishery Management Plan Comments Due by Nov. 1; Studies...
Camel brothers November 11 fight card; Indian voters and Jack Cunningham; Larry Williams' position paper would end Indian reservations; Personnel Board members selected; Alexander "Butch" Sloan called home; Chosen Miss Chilocco; ANA...
Char-Koosta News to change format; Obituaries; Maude Managhan; Smoke Signals from across the nation; Chinese interested in Indian-influenced clothes; Seminoles are into citrus; School kids earn honors; Indian's life story wins literary prize;...
College's anniversary-and-culture celebration spread over two towns; The Winds of Change: Apprenticeship works; Southern visitors; THD/AP throws quite a bash in Arlee; What the two parties have to say about Indians; Forest Users Warned About Snags;
Construction resumes on community centers; Young Adult Conservation Corps; Bighorn sheep - no hunting; Tribal Council Committee/Representatives; Big Brothers and Sisters of Lake County; Post and pole yard temporarily closed; Attention - commodity...
Councilman resigns, December ballot to seek six, not five; SKC to host national-local economic development teleconference; Seatbelts to become mandatory; A farewell message from Jim Steele; What's news at: Natural Resources Department; Schools...
CSKT to host Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians conference; A little background information on the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians; Another housing program for residents; Portland Health board conference to include local reports;
Dupuis to Guide ""Model Court System""; Camel to Defend Crown; Get Out The Vote; Thinners Meet with Council; Law & Jurisdiction Program Planned; ""Vial of Life"" Program; The Tribes' Legal Team; DNRC...
FIIP power division is officailly Mission Valley Power now; Off-Reservation measles outbreak prompts vaccination advice; Law clinic to study Tribal appeals court; Teen Connection forms in St. Ignatius; Friedlander can help with communication...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
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February 8, 1968
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE
TIME TO BE STALWART
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Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I ask
unanimous consent tha.t a well-thoughtout
column by William H. Stringer entitled
"Time To Be Stalwart," carded in
the...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Aprtl 13, 1976 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE 86541.
THE END OF AN ERA: ASIA-A YEAR
AFTER THE FALL OF INDOCHINA
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. Pres:ldent, on
April 10, 197.5, In an address to a Joint
5ei!Sion. Preslden t Ford asked Congress
to approve an...
IHS announces an eleventh-hour delay on new eligibility rules; Lankford encourages Tribal members to get politically involved; Some Indian programs will see increased federal funding; Greatest Olympic athlete was an Indian; Governor declares Native...
Judge Dupuis will preside in Blackfeet Chairman's trial; Two honored for long service; Revised Constitution- Report; Profile- Sonny Morigeau; Council opposes dam, favors wilderness; Opal Cajune is Family Assistance Director; Two Eagle River School...