'Straw vote' this Staurday may select new Polson Council representative; Council finally decides on $300 per capita payment; Council votes to charge members for Char-Koosta; New 'reduce-the-Council' petition reactivated; Council follows through on...
Almost two dozen volunteer to register Indian voters on the Flathead; New IHS health rules delayed; Tribal member files for county commissioner; Transportation committee wants consumers; Youth conference featured testimonials from Blackfeet;...
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;...
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...
Community discusses healing through values, respect, Tribalism; Timber falling to be studied; Tribal printing enterprise welcomes new business advisor; Polson lighthouse project makes progress;
Community invited to eat chili, watch teens' play and "get corny"; Education surveys still wanted; Designer travels to Great Falls; Espinoza chosen to head up Fish and Game; Lankford elected to national board; SKC annonces honor roll; BIA...
Council meets with senator to discuss FIIP and other concerns; 'GRAMBO' may hit IHS after all; U.S. Supreme Court asked to review law; Dismissal reaffirmed: Dismissee charges Council with 'yo-yo-ing'; Free (almost) book store finally opens; 'RIF'd'...
Cutter's meeting: Complaints, a bit of praise, second meeting set; Slow-moving equipment delays TV station; 'Drug-Free Schools' is new SKC project; Is a career in nursing in your future?; Twins times two - four times!; Crow Dam repairs take...
Dam developers to meet with Tribal Council Friday; Serious problem crops up with S and K Electronics' DOD contracts; Pole cutters urged to attend lodgepole management meeting; New school for Two Eagle set for Pablo; Youngsters commended for jump...
Federal Court rules on Flathead cases; NCAI to meet in October; Vallee named H.I.P. manager; Anniversary celebration a success; Housing Authority, Ronan reach agreement; South Dakota firm announces A/V training; Para-legal services expand; Tribe...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
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We meet toa~y in memory ~nd in honor of those members of the Elks
lodt;e wno have p&ssed to their eternc:l rewr.rd. They were our fc.tllers, our
brothers, f.:Hd our friends and to them we owe a debt v.e can never rep<'Y.
Tney lived for...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
82164 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE February ) , ..... ..,, 1916
THF. ~1EDICAL MALPRACTICE
CRISIS
Mr. ~IANSFIELD. Mr. President,
another matter which Is or concern to
me has to do with the me-dical malpractice
crlsL,. We nil nre aware of the...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Oc~ober 16, 1967 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE s 14825
THE COPPER STRIKE
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, the
copper strike is more than 3 months old.
We hear a great deal about the monthold
strike In the auto industry but very
little about the...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
S5412 CONGRESSI()~AL RECORD- SENATE April 9, 1970
PROBLEMS IN THE BEEF-PRODUCING
,INDUSTRY
Mr. HANSEN. Mr. Pre.$ident, on April
3, 1970, the Associated Press published an
article, written by Don Kendsll, which
referred to a so-ca.lled secret...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
S6274 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE April 2, 1973
MEAT PRICE CONTROLS-THE
FARMER IS THE SCAPEGOAT
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, once
again, the farmer has been made .the
scapegoat because of events affecting the
economy and, In that respect, he...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Speech of Senator ike Mansfield
At Annual Convention of the Northwe tern
Council of Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Mistoula, Montana
April 18, 1955
It i with n great deal of pleaaur that I am able to be here thi1
morning at this opening meeting of the...
Indian education conference enjoyed by hundreds in Kalispell; China hopefuls at TERS need money; Special history feature; Postal stamp honors Sioux chief; Rights commission told to give tribes a chance.
Indian studies set at University of Montana; Clarence Woodcock is editor; UM Indians place in speech meet; Housing project set up by tribe; Dennis Dumont heads alcoholism program; Progress report from NYC on classes held; NYC creates employment;...
Montana Power split OKed with hitch; World wowed by Arlee couple; Pack River sawmill nixed; Valley logging unit opened; Tribal income scratched from public assistance; Tribe in line for revenue sharing; Dib Espenoza, Indian rodeo champion; Frank...