newspaper articles

All incumbents, including Lucy Covington, have been re-elected to the Colville tribal business council. Omak Chronicle, 5/19/66.

Lucy Covington claims that the recent polls that reflect tribal support for termination are misleading. Omak Chronicle, 11/24/66.

A hearing was held in Congress regarding termination, including testimony from Lucy Covington. Omak Chronicle, 7/18/68.

Tribal members give opinions at a Colville business council meeting with Robert L. Bennett. Omak Chronicle, 3/23/67.

U.S Senate hearing on termination is sceduled amidst tribal elections. Article from the Omak Chronicle dated 5/4/67.

Colville anti-terminationists assert that the information presented about Klamath termination is misleading. Omak Chronicle, 8/17/66.

Senator David C. McMillan faces uproar from tribal members and press regarding SB 478. Article from the Omak Chronicle, 3/2/67.

Rep. Foley plans to appraise tribal property in order to provide more information for tribal members on termination. Omak Chronicle, n.d..

After a woman from Port Orchard, WA claims to have seen Chief Joseph alive nearly 14 years after his reported death. Omak Chronicle, 10/27/66.

Senator Web Hallauer of Oroville receives feedback on his bills focusing on pollution control and tobacco taxes. Omak Chronicle, n.d..