Background
Kipp, Henry William was born on December 14, 1930 in Pittsburgh. Son of Harold Ambrose and Margarita (Boettger) Kipp.
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Henry William Kipp
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Education
Bachelor in History, Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, 1954. Postgraduate, University Pittsburgh, 1956. Postgraduate, Duke University, 1958.
Bachelor of Science in Forestry, University Idaho, 1960. MRA, University Montana, 1972.
Career
Forestry technician Bureau Land Management, 1960. Forester Idaho Department Lands, 1961, Blackfeet Reservation, Bureau Indian Affairs, 1962—1963, Timber Sales and Forest Development Flathead Reservation, 1963—1968, in-charge, forest disease control program, 1968. Supervisory natural resources specialist Rocky Boy's Reservation, Montana, 1968—1983.
Natural resources manager Jicarilla Apache Reservation, Dulce, New Mexico, 1983—1985. Natural resources specialist Division Water and Land Resources, Washington, since 1985. Lecturer, natural resources Northern Montana College, 1973—1983.
With Project '80 Extension, Water Studies Communications. Teacher Triangle Youth Conservation Camps. Participant, preparation forest history Rocky Boy's Reservation History Research Associates, Missoula, Montana.
Tree farmer.
Achievements
Membership
Participant Havre Chamber of Commerce, Chippewa-Cree Tribe Winter Outdoor Recreation Development, Bear Paw Ski Bowl, Montana, 1975—1980, 1976—1983. Ruling elder First Presbyterian Church, Havre, 1972—1980. Member of Smithsonian Associates, Society of America Foresters, Society Range Management (chairman, Northern New Mexico chapter 1984-1985), American Museum Natural History (associate), Delta Tau Delta.
Connections
Married Elaine Jane Maki, June 22, 1962. Children: Thomas J., Laurie A.
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Nationality
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Religion
Presbyterian -
Political Party
Republican
Education
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1954
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1956
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1958
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1960
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1972
Career
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1960
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1961
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1962 - 1963
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1968
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1968 - 1983
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1983 - 1985
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1985
Awards
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Decorated Letter Commendation Senator Len B. Jordan Idaho. Named Senator John Melcher, Montana, 1981. Recipient 5-Year Safety award, Bureau Indian Affairs, 1973, Havre Chamber of Commerce award, 1974.Decorated Letter Commendation Senator Len B. Jordan Idaho. Named Senator John Melcher, Montana, 1981. Recipient 5-Year Safety award, Bureau Indian Affairs, 1973, Havre Chamber of Commerce award, 1974.