Air quality reclassification aims at keeping pollution status quo; Sanchez wins Lake County Junior Miss; Affirmative pipeline opinions; BIA Commissioner issues affirmative action policy for Indian women; 1981 CETA funding; Bathhouse to fold;...
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...
Lewis and Clark Meeting the Flatheads; Editorially Speaking; Tribal Attorneys Give Report on Pending Claims of Flatheads; Garbage Not a Tourist Attraction; Heisel, Thompson Transferred Burge, Osborn to Retire;
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year: from the Char-Koosta staff; Whitesell appointed area directory (temporary); Big stink over carcass; Welfare Act signed into law; Alternate Energy Conference; Kyi-Yo Indian club speech - debate tournament;...
'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...
Coyote tales exhibit; Indian business grants; Constitution rejected; Candidates file; Cattle Multilations; Indian Loan Guarantee; Notice of elections for councilman; A collection of verse contributed by the class of vViccharlc, alternative school...
What's new on the reservation?; Valley Units Sells for $4.9 million; Court denies drop of trespass charge; Tribe, BIA sign pact for human resources; Federal Employment freeze; Two new tribal game wardens; Kootenai Communications; Custer loses...
Local Indian education programs threatened by D.C. budget cuts; Seismic activity on the lake subject of meeting Thurday; District meeting attracts an older crowd; Water, sewer rates set; Petition is filed; Bathhouse has a year to prove itself; IHS...
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...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
SENATOR MIKE MANSP'IELD (D. MONTANA)
Cut'tai ln-ent of Ra1lroM Service in MontanA
Mr. Preside 1t, in recent years o lB of the most difficult situations
we in M ntana have bad to combat has been the persistent effort on the
part of the railroads...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE August 3, 1 !J l .'!J
THE MINIMUM WAGE LAW
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I
have received a telegram from Mr.
Joseph Beirne, president of the Communications
Workers of America, expressing
the hope that the .s~nate...
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...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
January 22, 1970 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 8419
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ag d to.
. e PRESIDING OFFICER. Are there
any further amendments?
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President.. I
send an amendment to the desk...
Robinson, Leonard Wallace, 1912-1999. American literature--20th century.
The pages featured here include the title page from Robinson's 1976 manuscript, and a passage from pages 111-113 of published novel from Harper and Row.
Rose Evans selected to finish out Wall-McDonald's Council term; Puppets help youngsters understand alcohol and drug abuse; Petition clarified; SKC patiently awaits for word about its TV station license; Five Indian economists will win fellowships;...
'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...
Tribes, FIP agree on fisheries protection, court case dropped; Polson Council member to resign; Fishing restrictions announced for five reservoirs; TWEP is taking applications; LIEAP accepting applications; S and KE reports progress on $3.2 million...
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...
U.S. Supreme Court rules twice in favor of Indian authority; 1985's third quarterly will be on July 5; S and K Electronics progress report; Chemicals can be dangerous to humans and water; Polson senior citizens group lists grievances; Survey's 2,...