Stanley Hathaway
Stanley Hathaway was elected to two terms as Governor in 1966 and 1970. Appointed Secretary of the Interior by President Ford in June 1975, Hathaway resigned the next month due to ill health.
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Native American geography in Wyoming | Gregory Nickerson |
Native American trade before European arrival | Samuel Western |
Nelson, Aven, longtime University of Wyoming botanist | Lori Van Pelt |
Nichols, Lora Webb, photographer | Lori Van Pelt |
Nineteenth Amendment, ratification of by Wyoming | Rebecca Hein |
Northern Arapaho Tribe, 1905 Land Cession Agreement | WyoHistory.org |
Northern Arapaho, arrival of on Shoshone Reservation, 1878 | WyoHistory.org |
Nye, Bill, 1880s Laramie Boomerang editor and humorist | Charles E. Rankin |
Okie, J. B. | Tom Rea |
Osborne, Gov. John E., and Wyoming politics, 1892-1893 | Lori Van Pelt |
Stanley Hathaway was elected to two terms as Governor in 1966 and 1970. Appointed Secretary of the Interior by President Ford in June 1975, Hathaway resigned the next month due to ill health.
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