Deer Creeks Management Options Open for Public Comment
The Deer Creeks area 15 miles south of Big Timber hosts public meetings in Laurel May 15 and 17 to discuss management possibilities from wilderness to full development. A complete resources inventory informs the options, with comments due by May 25 1973 to the District Ranger in Big Timber.
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Big Timber
American Legion
Deer Creeks
Bridger
Derby Gulch
Cherry Creek
Is There Good News in a Time of Scandal
Arch Booth collects upbeat items from 1972 73 showing unemployment down to five percent a lower deficit than expected and rising personal income. Pravda praises American cars drivers roads and service while Japan repays wartime debt early. Lord Clark donates rare books to an American library and cites U.S. help to Britain.
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Russian Communist Party
Pravda
U.S
Kenneth Clark
Lord Clark
England
United States
Great Britain
Morgan Library
Residents 62 and older gain Pioneer license in Montana
Montana residents aged 62 to 64 may purchase a 15 cent Pioneer license starting July 1 1973 to enjoy fishing and bird hunting with turkey excluded while all residents under 65 require a $4 license to fish through June 30. Pioneer licenses available only from State Fish and Game offices or wardens. Also reports Army soldier Ray Mosness home on leave from Ft. Bliss with deployment to Germany planned after May.
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Montana
Department of Fish and Game
Fish and Game
Ray Mosness
Rudy Mosness
Ray
US Army
Ft. Bliss
Texas
South Carolina
Germany
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