Lake County cited for violating ordinance and harming stream; Public TV celebrates its anniversasy; THD welcomes new social worker; Tentative voter turn-out figures are in; How your hearing works; MSU program helps Native Americans reach medical...
Felsman, Steele win top spots on Council by acclamation; A few parting words, Thomas E. Pablo; Tribes hire economics expert; A fifth tribal belt for Camel; The old days are over, says councilman; NRD employees commended; What does the membership...
Indian pride on the move; Hospital committee asks tribe's help; District meetings scheduled; Accident report; School registration; Food stamp awareness; Employment file helps members; Per capitas and Social Security; Friedlander attends med. class;...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
• President:
There has been a lot of loose talk in the papers recently which in
effect equates the State of ontaaa with Siberia. The 11Dpl1cat1ons in these
ress ator1es are without substance aod entirely unwarranted. Apart from a
fev...
Nine-year-old case is over: Tribal sovereignty vindicated; No dividend next month; McDonald gets 43% of the votes; Small-scale hydropower activity picks up; Head lice make lousy pets; In the days of our grandfathers: Sophie: career woman, Tobacco...
Women suggest income ideas; Portland, here we come; Land use is hot topic at district meeting; Forestry begins new ten-year plan; Valley may soon have a battered spouse shelter; Bus system gets second chance; Montana Indian children say 'yeah,...
Tribal sovereignty makes a few strides in Circuit Court; Cruiserweight title to stay in Puerto Rico; Lots of Reservation fish start their lives in a Creston hatchery; NCAI greets 1982 with a Washington, D.C. session; About Good Medicine Books...and...
Twelve months with Ronald Reagan: a progress report; Employee bus service hits the highway; Judge administers court grant; Senate put 'Buy Indian' clause in appropriation bill; TERS now collects "Swanson triangles"; INMED gears up for...
Indian water rights to be explained; Council votes for clean air; Bucks, bears and breathable air; 'No go' on fluoridation; TERS is not 'going under' this year; Camel to fight in California; Grizzly shot on Reservation; Flu shots available from...
Secretarial election registration drive yields 627 voters; District meeting to explain secretarial election issues; Still time to register for college; Plumbing course to be offered; Indian water statement; Council highlights; Fourth quarterly set...
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...
Karate tournament; Congratulations Tom; Smoke screens again?; Minority congressmen; Flathead irrigation project, St. Ignatius, Montana; People who get SSI and Per Capita may need to contact Social Security; What is a "Wake"?; Newspapers...
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...
Tribes announce proposal for FIIP co-management committee; 44D hearing attracts good-sized audience; New program can help people expand their markets; SPO reports about last month's oil spill;
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...
BIA proposed rule change could wipe out Law and Order Dept.; Sobriety camp-out planned for June 26-27; Conference for world's native people, Nine off to visit other world-travellers; Weatherization funds available; Getting off welfare: 'TWEPers'...
Council and commissioners meet formally to discuss Ordinance 44D; Montana Indians sought for new movie; Going door-to-door for public TV; No news from the latest Tribal-state meeting; BABES poster winners announced; What to do with Blue Bay; SKC...
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'...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
.Ma!J 11, 1972 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SEN ATE s 7753
ORDER OF BUSINESS
The PRESIDING OFFICER. Pursuant
to the previous order the Chair recognizes
the major ity leader for a report.
Mr. ROBERT C. BYRD. Mr. President,
may we have order in the...