1977 Pow-Wow a success!; Tribes protect shoreline; Power lines; BIA Indian; Stasso brothers game violation again; Indian loggers: hard luck; Helicopter patrol; HUD bypasses Ronan; Irrigation water short; Melcher visits.
Council Agrees to Further Study: Negotiations to "Proceed"; Do You Care About the Air? Come to the Hearing; Bad Feelings About the Pipeline; College-bound? The Feds Might Pay; Ronan-Pablo JOM News; Seventeen Students Commended; 'Important...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Feb1 t.'<'try 6, 1970 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 81339
vious year and, by 1985, it is estimated
that they will increase ano~her sixfold.
Reports indicate that a!X>ut 1 acre of
every 10 in America. Is trea.ted with an
average of nearly 4...
Hunting rights upheld in court; Water act is a threat; Flathead River closed; Power transmission lines; Save the Missions; Tonasket speaks at Kyi-Yo days; Council candidate hits campaign trail early; Indian council joins United Nations; New state...
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...
Logging units closed to hunting; Profile: James R. Normandeau; Our CETA folks're back in business; Admitted to Montana State Bar; Camas Lanes ready to go; Basketball tourney; Maine Indians reach agreement; Soil Conservation Service; NIHB takes...
Quartely Meeting - Jan. 6, 1978; Move to Complex underway; The election is over - but politics are not; Some food for thought from a spiritual leader, an interview with Johnny Arlee; Former Chairman Mitchell pleads innocent; Farmers and ranchers...