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Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Government
Summary
All incumbents, including Lucy Covington, have been re-elected to the Colville tribal business council. Omak Chronicle, 5/19/66.
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Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Culture
Summary
A photograph with a blurb featuring George Friedlander wearing old Chief Moses' regalia and Esther Davis of Palisades.
Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Culture
Summary
Colville Confederated Tribal members sit on the board at the Pacific Northwest Indian center at Gonzaga. Omak Chronicle, 5/12/66.
Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Life of Lucy Covington, Government, Land and Resources, Self-Determination, Termination
Summary
Transcript of an interview with Steve Heiser by Christopher Horsethief for the Lucy Covington Initiative.
Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Government
Summary
Senator David C. McMillan faces uproar from tribal members and press regarding SB 478. Article from the Omak Chronicle, 3/2/67.
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Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Government
Summary
Senator Web Hallauer of Oroville receives feedback on his bills focusing on pollution control and tobacco taxes. Omak Chronicle, n.d..
Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Culture
Summary
Major Anderson brings news that Chief Moses is fatally ill near the Nespelem River. Article from the Spokesman Review, 3/26/1889.
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Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Government, Termination
Summary
A letter written to the Chronicle warning tribal members of bills to come that will undermine termination efforts. Omak Chronicle, 1/19/67.
Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Culture
Summary
The land that Chief Moses controlled is described by a former resident. Article from the Spokesman Review, 7/10/1885.
Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Culture
Summary
A. Delance Dow retires from the Tonasket fire control. Article from the Omak Chronicle, 2/15/1967.
Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Termination
Summary
Rep. Foley plans to appraise tribal property in order to provide more information for tribal members on termination. Omak Chronicle, n.d..
Community
Eastern Washington University
Category
Government, Termination
Summary
The bill S. 282 is passed in Congress for the third time, awaiting House approval. Omak Chronicle, dated 9/21/67.