More have filed for council; More off-reservation members to vote November 17; Con-Con candidates may file; The tribal Constitution, by -laws and amendments; JOM groups hear about tours; Is blood a political issue?; Europeans welcome Indian...
NCAI Helps Shape Future of Indians; The Northern Tier Pipeline...In Brief; New Law Changes BIA Policy on Indian Wills; Pipeline Impact Slide Show; Veterans' Rights Face 'Dilution': Active Legion Involvement a Must; SKCC Offers Student Services;...
Margaret Sanchez, Miss Flathead, Is Now Miss NCAI; Family Assistance Moves to Ronan; Let's All Get Behind Our Champ; Council Highlights; New Law Changes BIA Policy on Indian Wills; JOM to Honor Outstanding Students; IHS Scheduling Immunization...
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...;...
; Tribes Fare Badly In Three Court Cases; City of Polson Accused of Civil Rights Violation; District Meetings Changed; Tribal 'pot' is running low; Kerr Dam Memorial Plans: Date Changed, More Names Sought; Eye Clinic Schedule Updated; Elmo...
Logging units closed to hunting; Profile: James R. Normandeau; Our CETA folks're back in business; Admitted to Montana State Bar; Camas Lanes ready to go; Basketball tourney; Maine Indians reach agreement; Soil Conservation Service; NIHB takes...
To hunt or to not to hunt? that is the question!; Tribal headquarters moves to Pablo; Ex-tribal headquarters; The Headstart program; Left us with a legacy; Weatherization project; "Timber tribes and trust" a historical review of the BIA...
Job Corps, Tribe signs contract; Planned forestry program; Jesuit Fathers return Mission lands; Tribe-Montana Power plan powersite; Montana Power monies held up; Reservation open to Christmas tree cutters; Running a modern forest; Proposing...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
February 16, 1972 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD..-SE A1E s 1827
PRESIDENT NIXON'S JOURNEY TO
PEKING
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, on
the eve of the President's journey to
Peking I think it is 8JPro'pos to make a
few remarks. May I say that the ma.tter
of...
October quarterly: 'Whole tribe wiped out'; 99-year lease requested; The campaigning for Council begins; primary sign-up deadline is October 28; State officials visit Polson; Chinese delegation enjoys quick tour of the Rez; Tribes donate $6000 to...
New school prompts community sentiment, for and against; Health Board seeks public comment; What they're saying about Two Eagle and its proposed new facilities; Chambers filled for April quarterly meeting; District meeting crowd told jobs are on...
Council bows to pressure, votes 6 - 3 for per capita; Move to Portland may have BIA afoot; Power bills jump this month; Flathead Irrigation Project is under fire; Crisis center may open this month; St. Ignatius gets 'rehab' money from state; The...
Primaries, yes; retrocession, who knows?; Off-Rez hunting rules suggested; Indian water rights in Montana: more questions raised than answered; Attendance up a little at quarterly meeting; Camel victorious once again; Tribal radio show gets...
Quarterly Concentrates on Trees and Roads; Attention, Thinners; It's 100% Official: A Letter to County Offices; South Fork Fish Plant; Northern Tier Developments; NCAI Meets This Month; The Flathead EDA Planning Department; Opal Cajune on Poverty...
Charles Spencer Appointed New Superintendent; Oldest Member of Flathead Tribe; Christmas Tree Management Program Started; Memorial Day Observed on Reservation; Reservation Conservation History Given; Editorially Speaking; Largest Supervised Land...
U.S. Public Health Serves Large Numbers; Explains "1920" Allotment Purchase Program; Indian Legends; Editorially Speaking; Editorially Speaking; Flathead Administrative Organization Outlined; Tribal Court Tries 125 Cases in 1956;
Health personnel serving Indians meet at agency; Lemery goes to Portland; Indian legends; 492 acres trust land sold during October; A new industry for the Reservation, The Christmas tree story; Enrollment explained by Council official; New...