Wilderness Study and Proposed Protections Under the Wilderness Act
The document outlines criteria for determining wilderness need including location size and use trends, discusses public hearings and agency involvement, and details nonconforming uses and prohibitions such as no permanent roads or motor vehicles. It notes exceptions for aircraft, fire control, mineral exploration under constraints, and state wildlife jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Montana Wilderness Associations
MWA
Beartooth
E. G. Koch
Butte
Montana
Robert Miller
Montana State University
Bozeman
Absaroka
Sierra Club
Eastern Montana
The
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
National Forest
United States
U. S. Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines
H. B. O'Rourke Dies in Livingston
Last rites for Harry B. O Rourke 43 of Livingston were held Thursday at Franzen Chapel with burial in Mountain View Cemetery. He died unexpectedly Monday night in his North Main Street room. Born December 29 1924 in Bozeman he served in the Marines in the Pacific and later in the Air Force. Military honors were given by Park Post 23 American Legion with a large funeral party and pallbearers. Surviving are his father John S. O Rourke of Livingston daughter Susan O Rourke Bozeman two brothers John J Livingston and Tom Bozeman four sisters and several nieces and nephews.
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Harry B. O’ Rourke
Livingston
Franzen Chapel
Mountain View
O’rourke
North Main Street
Bozeman
Wilsall
U.S. Marines
Air Force
Park Post 23
American Legion
Alfred Hegstad
Norman Brown
Henry Guth
Frank Adams
Ed Orleman
Charles L. Hewitt
Walt Meller
Robert Carr
Sid McElwee
Austin Swandal
Robert Hoyem
Robert Black
Paul Vennes
Paul Sarrazin
Gary Youdan
Kenneth Lovely
Orvis Lovely
Martin Bates
Jack Fowler
Dahl Evans
Laurel Celander
Mr. O'Rourke
John G. O'Rourke
Charles
John S. O'Rourke
Susan O'Rourke
John J
Tom
Betty Trumbull
Billie Hathaway
Mary A. Broell
Three Forks
Dorothy Jenkins
Wilderness suitability considerations outlined for proposals
The text discusses evaluating areas for wilderness suitability and notes that sound proposals will lead to enduring wilderness preserves. It emphasizes that adding areas to the wilderness preservation system helps maintain a high quality, long term network of wilderness areas.
Reed Point couple welcomes daughter born July 1
Mr and Mrs Dallas Redli of Reed Point announce the birth of a daughter at the local hospital weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces.
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Dallas Redli
Reed Point
Farmers urged to file grain acreage reports by July 15
Enrollees in the wheat certificate and feed grain programs are reminded to file acreage reports soon. Stuart Moore of the Sweet Grass ASCS notes the final filing date is July 15 but farmers should submit early to assist processing payments. Measurement services are available for a nominal fee to ensure accurate area determination for program compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Moore
Sweet Grass ‘Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Moore
ASCS
Bozeman Woman Killed in Highway Crash East of Grey Cliff
Mrs Susan J Halvorson 20 of Bozeman died Friday when the car left U S 10 one mile east of Grey Cliff and rolled. Her husband Ronald 21 was hospitalized in Big Timber in good condition. Patrolman Gene Brown said both wore seat belts. Grey Cliff lies between Big Timber and Columbus. The Montana highway death toll reached 95, eight fewer than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan J. Halvorson
Bozeman
U.S
Grey Cliff
Ronald
Big Timber
Gene Brown
Columbus
Montana
Fender Benders On Local Streets
Wrecker backing into a parked car at Standard Service Station damages Mrs. Dale Grosfield’s vehicle. At West 5th and Stock on June 22 Mrs. Richard Josephson’s car collided with Mrs. L. R. Moschelle’s. Moschelle’s damage estimated at 250 dollars and Josephson cited for failure to yield. Near Gilman Ailer ranch a deer-avoidance crash damaged Margaret Sheen’s car driven by Greg Pugmiere. he cited for failure to report. On McLeod Street Rose Marie McKay backed into Bjarne Stone’s car causing over 100 dollars damage. McKay cited for failure to yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Nevin
Dale Grosfield
Standard
Grosfield
West 5Th and
Stock
Richard Josephson
L. R. Moschelle
Josephson
Gilman Aller Ranch
Margaret Sheen
Greg Pugmiere
Pugmiere
Bjarne Stone
Rose Marie McKay
McLeod Street
Miss McKay
Bicycle Rodeo Set Sunday in Big Timber
A Bicycle Rodeo will be staged Sunday July 14 at 1 p.m. in City Park for youngsters in the Big Timber area. The event is sponsored by the Big Timber Jaycees with local merchants. The rodeo tests riding skill and safety rule adherence as part of the motion-wide Lite-A-Bike program.
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Big Timber
Big Timber Jaycees
Bicycle Rodeo Promotes Night Safety With Free Inspections
The United States Jaycees run a safety program offering free bike inspections and reflective tape marking for night time safety. The event includes a 1 p.m. bicycle inspection and 2 p.m. riding, with adults welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Jaycees
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Wilderness Study
H. B. O'Rourke
Frye's Cafe & Lounge
Ben Franklin
John Deere
Hesston
John
Deere
Gallatin National Forest
Alan Lamb
Vesta Collenborne
Big Timber Ranger District
Vesta
FBI
SAT
Bob Hope
Phyllis Diller
Navy
Sgt. O'Farrell
Technicolor
Rod Stieger