'Complex' construction contract signed; Grant approved for community centers; Salish-Kootenai Community College no longer a vision; Complex will be built in Pablo; Indian Mass: A blending of old and new; Coyote tales, Coyote and the ducks; Two...
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...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Decernber 4, 1970 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENA:rE s 19465
Tim SETTING OF CERTAIN HEALTH
AND SAFETY STANDARDSWHERE
SHOULD THE AUTHORITY
BELONG?
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, a
f ew days ago I asked the distinguished
chairman of the Committee on...
Woman wins civil lawsuit for being kicked by police; Profile- Joe McDonald; GIIC Conference; Spokane Tribe says "No-No"!!; New psychologist; Wildlife Refuge dedicated to Metcalf; Dupuis finds Boggs guilty; Francis Leishman, obituary;...
Locals jump on 'diminish the reservation' bandwagon; Postscript...The Tribes: boon or bane to Lake County?; Laws require jail time for D.U.I., padded carseats for children; Addresses needed by enrollment office; Summer storm takes toll of...
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...
Indian water claims go to state courts; Council authorizes $100 August per capita; District meeting; Talent Search closes for the summer; Court business for June; Marvin Camel finally receives cruiserweight belt; Summer tutoring ends August 12;...
Final tally: 4 rookies and a veteran elected: Joe Felsman, Jim Steele, Al Hewankorn, Robert McCrea; Get in the Christmas spirit, share your blessings; Per capitas cause problems; New department to aid reservation development; Hero finds lost child;...
Oil firm approaches BIA to search for oil here; Expansion project complete and in use; Ronan students earn eagle feathers; The first U.S. flag is raised over Japanese territory; Flathead Head Start plans summer program; Motorboat moratorium ends...
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...
Council Agrees to Further Study: Negotiations to "Proceed"; Do You Care About the Air? Come to the Hearing; Bad Feelings About the Pipeline; College-bound? The Feds Might Pay; Ronan-Pablo JOM News; Seventeen Students Commended; 'Important...
Five firms to bid for valley; Cracking down on trespassers; Jurisdiction rundown: Pierre awaits decision; High court to decide Indian cases in March; Justice department stalling case; Trust land transfere is unreasonably hard; Game conviction...
Tribes, Interior Dept. agree to delay MVP implementation; Quarterly reminder; Two-day closure for Tribes, BIA and IHS; Eye care contract goes to Polson optometrist; Jump dancing: an enduring tradition; From the Salish Perspective; Hymn practice may...
A survey was conducted of predictive models for heat and mass transport within soils exposed to the heating rates and temperature regimes under wildland fires. Two models trace their ancestry to soil science, and other models for heat and mass...
Tribal Constitution up for revision, but few seem to care; Two cases uphold Tribal taxation authority; Stevensville pilgrimage...; Council puts the skids to nepotism; The budget: Fiscal year 1984; SKC registration is October 3 and 4; Tribal members...
Council, Ronan Chamber of Commerce meet to promote co-operation; Fees set for tribal court advocates; Marvin to fight next month; Planning department helps organize tribal construction efforts; Construction workers talent bank; Flathead...
Who Owns the Rain: Report From the Water Conference; Kootenai Falls Dam Meeting Define Issues; Three Firms Vie For "Fatal Flaw" Review of NTPC's Resevation Route; Pipeline Developments; Flathead Project Proposes New Power System Rules...
Sulfuric acid kills fish (in Finley Creek); Corps of Engineers dam workshops; Mission's friendly "neighborhood facility"; Results of karate tournament; The first five months of disability; Back-to-school health hints.
Constitutional committee begins difficult task; No constitutional vote for off-reservation voters; Councilman Joe McDonald will listen and learn; Education key to improving Indian living conditions; Trapping regulations; Valley unit 1974 cut is...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
REKARXS OF SENATOR l'o~IKE MAXSF:i:E:.::> (D . , M01'TAXA)
BEFORE ':'nE
MORTGAGE BAKiffiRS ASSOCIATIOK OF A!4ERICA
ST . .l.TLER HILTON HOTE~
WASHINGTON j D. C.
TtJESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1975j 8:00 P. M.
It is not without so~e ret:cence that I choose...