Tribal hunting regulations; Nylon ropes- popular but dangerous; Congratulations, Judge Swaney!; Mission Church Celebrates 125 years; Culture Committee plans pilgrimage and pageant; Indian affairs head issues guideline for BIA Red Lake relationship;...
Tourist stop planned for Ravalli Hill; Over 100 business people attend Tribal orientation luncheon; "Flathead" is a misnomer; Clock is ticking down on IHS eligibility comment period; THD offers help with government paperwork; Indian...
Indian Count Vital for 1980 Census; Chief Judge Sits On Tribunal; Karen Hale and YACC; It's Not Too Late to Answer Census; Summer Culture Camp; Outreach for the Aging; Tribal Health Department Women Victorious; Need Help Paying for Fuel?; Honor...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
For Release 9:30 .P.M. , Thursday, October 24, 1957
EDUCATION .P ND FOREIGN RELA TIONf
.Pddress of ~enator Mike Mansfield of Montana
fouthwestern District Montana Education Association Convention
Bozeman, Montana
Thursday, October 24, 1957
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'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...
FERC says 'yes' to Kerr Dam relicensing agreement; Irrigation O and M to be discussed August 9; The budget: 'We're out of money. There will have to be sacrifices'; Unusually dry weather visits Reservation, brings hazards; 87th Arlee pow wow called...
One in three high school students here get high regularly; Family Assistance moves back to Ronan; Elders, youths turn back the clock for a week; JOM funding cuts here would affect 750 students; Summer fire fighters get ready for the 1985 season;...
'Chances are 50-50 that Job Corps will survive' says congressman; FIP would be better served by cooperation says audience; Summer lunch program organization is up to parents; Road closure letter has no effect; S and K Electronics, Inc., has new...
Dam hearings attract hundreds, opinion is split; August per capita will be $100; FERC denies wheeling order; No one home in Pablo last Friday; July quarterly crowd not as light as usual; Deadline passes, but penalties are postponed; Money available...
Kerr Dam - a look at the past; District meeting reminder; "Team" clarifies some things; Mary B. Alexander, obituary; Agnes Gardipe, obituary; Victor H. McClure, obituary; YCC has 70 jobs; Lozar trades 9-year-old position for new business;...
'Don't be fooled' about sell-out Kerr Dam petition, warns Council member; New TERS campus is in planning stage; Walk-a-thon may net $2,000; What do you want for Summer recreation?; FRO tackles FIP issues with news supplement, meetings; Dixon...
Who cares about health care? Not the Reservation public; Petition shot down in Portland; Northern Tier pipeline won't be built; Now's the time to sign up for 1 of 3 young adult employment programs; Summer Youth Employment Program; Summer Recreation...
Landmark mission is seriously damaged by local man; Shoreline rules expected soon; Council 'report card' for FY 83's first quarter; Read up on the new tax rules; Flag facsimiles available; Commodity questions answered; Artists' group reports...
Powerlines, powerboats, and pristine air; Pilgrimage to Stevensville; Polson meets hard time head on; Junior Miss to be chosen after all; Tribes mentioned in other Indian papers; How Lake County's credit counseling service works - Harvey and...
Flathead joins Northern Cheyenne in pristine air club; District meeting set for Mission; McDonald wins first round; FRACAP attacks 'number one problem' with conference; An update on what's happening in the Council; No more prospecting permits for...
Tribal salaries frozen April 30, thawed May 7; 675-4600 is the new main phone number for Pablo's Tribal offices; 'Story inaccurate,' claims councilman,'Honest mistake!' pleads reporter; Washington state sues NTPC, feds; Career Day was an...
Tribes and county to regulate shoreline use; McDonald throws hat in state political ring; Employment Review Board is established; Office continues the search for job and training opportunities; Less spent on Indians; Tribes discuss Kerr Dam...
Water and Power Committee meets with BPA; Tribal severance taxes upheld; Chairman comments on Namen decision; New coordinator named; D.C. budget cuts hit home; Early-day Council boasted almost three dozen members; Snowpack is looking good; New...
Council votes not to employ themselves one day a week; Tribal T.V. stars; Pichette schedules district meeting; Marvin Camel update; Land use rules amended; File this under 'tribal government'; This one's not one of ours; Williams seeking...
More on Constitution; December 15th Election polling locations; Council candidates; Montana Magazine features a bit of Indian history; Anna Whiting will compete for Rhodes Scholarship; Indian women in action; Browning man asks State to honor his...