United States--Politics and government--20th century
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September 8, 1972
STATEMENT OF SENTOR MIKE ~NSFIELD (D., MONT.)
Mr. President,
On Wednesday, September 6, the headline writer for the
"Christian Science Monitor" put it best:...
The Tribes' FY 84 budget: Revenue sharing requests outnumber dollars 2-to-1; Shoreline ordinance gets final approval; TERS announces accreditation, sports practice; Court news for July; Big fish found as river research progresses; 'New old'...
Kerr Dam negotiations; Long Journey is over; 1978 YCC program; Mary Ann Topsseh Combs ("from the bow and arrow, to color television"); Mental health consultation; Tribal secretary blasts M.O.D. figures; Moon of the Huckleberry...
IHS eligibility changes seen as the newest termination ploy; FY87 budget hearing scheduled for next week; Some interesting per capita info; Hello bears, good-bye hikers; "East Pablo" is looking to grow; Seniors protest new program and...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
The Senate met at 11: 15 a.m., on the
expiration of the recess, and was called
to order by the President pro tempore
(Mr. ELLENDER).
The Chaplain, the Reverend Edward
L. R. Elson, D.D., offered the following
prayer:
We commend to Thee, 0 Lord, all...
Judge Rules Against Tribe In Lake Case; Res. Schools Opening With New Programs; Two-Thirds of Indian Voters Are Not Registered; Tots To Drop-Outs Will Find Something New In School; Tribe Ponders What To Do With Revenue Sharing; Salish Language;...
Judge Dupuis will preside in Blackfeet Chairman's trial; Two honored for long service; Revised Constitution- Report; Profile- Sonny Morigeau; Council opposes dam, favors wilderness; Opal Cajune is Family Assistance Director; Two Eagle River School...
Weekend burglary suspects apprehended; I will lend you my ear; New Year jump dance celebrations; Forestry extension courses; Christmas per Capita will not affect social services.
Court says tax not legal; Allard Robbed; Adams Joins Council; No charges in Mitchell Shooting; Chemawa holds reunion; Tribe contract BIA functions; Tribal members hire forestry consultant; Are we a social organization?; U.M. Health Career Program;...
Jocko fish kill spurs council irrigation poison ban ; Perma fire destroys 700 acres ; Hassle over direct drug service ; What's new on the reservation ; Dan Loonskin looking for his tribe ; Dave McGuigan is named job corps camp director ; $500...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
\ole meet at a time vhen the sounds of vo.r in Indochina again gro>r
ominous. He meet just as t::J.e o:.:'ficial incl::.cators o.L· tJ:'J.e nation's economic
activity register an overall decline fo_ ~969- - the ~~s~ decline in a dozen yea~~...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
THE RECORD OF THE 92D
CONGRESS
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, today,
hopefully, we may bring to a close
the 92d Congress-a Congress which has
worked hard for 2 years and produced
legislation of major significance. The
Senate of the 92d Congress...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Decembe'P 14, 1971 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE s 21613
"FACE THE NATION," AN INTERVIEW
WITH MAJORITY LEADEn MIKE
MANSFIELD
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, last
Sunday, December 12, I appeared on the
CBS program "Face the Nation."...
'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...
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...
Char-Koosta Babe; "As Far As We Are Concerned, You Are The Champion"-The Flathead Reservation Honors a Hero; Chemawa to Celebrate 100 Years; Future Location for Trade Facility; Phillies Won, Homesteaders Lost; What Works In Higher...
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;...
McDonald resigns principalship; Time capsule found in cornerstone; Migrant workers program shut down; New officers; DuMontier named Fair Lady; Accident report; Education was not shipped over on the Mayflower; Tribute to Mary Finley; A visit back to...
Many see plot to rob more tribal water ; Memo nixes Indian water rights ; Keep power lines off the reservation ; Mary Antiste is dead ; Princes pine : Good winter medicine ; Tribe - BIA forestry agree to workshop format ; Why is tribes timber worth...