Need for Labor Law Reform in United States
The Chamber of Commerce argues for reform, citing heavy labor-tilted laws, taxpayer subsidies to unions, and broad union power. It notes strikers access welfare, food stamps, and unemployment, funded by individuals and businesses, and questions a single union controlling trucking. It highlights unions representing only about 20 percent of workers.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Soley
Clock resets to fast pace as federal spending climbs
The United States Chamber of Commerce announces a faster Federal Spending Clock starting July 1. The clock shows daily expenditures around 736 million dollars and total spending near 269 billion for the fiscal year. It urges citizens to contact lawmakers about the desired spending speed.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Chamber
Letters to editor praise Choteau park camping experience
In July 1973 Walt and Ruth Weyman write from Star Route Marshall California praising Choteau Montana’s municipal park used by Sierra Club Knapsack Outing No. 208. They laud green grass trees and a tranquil riverside setting and urge the park’s camping privilege remain forever.
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Chateau Acantha Chateau
Montana
Sierra Club
Chateau Jaycees
British Columbia
Alberta
Choteau
Walt
Ruth Weyman
Marshall
BAT TLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES AT ROXY
Starting Friday August 24 the final chapter BAT TLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES appears at the ROXY with the planet saga’s conclusion. The feature is rated G for children and is paired with the Disney short COW DOG rated Excellent. Showings Friday Saturday Sunday at 7 10 and 9 05.
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Noah Beery
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admitted and Dismissed List
The Teton Memorial Hospital reports admissions including Mrs. Sandra R. Donovan Walter Rocky L. Dailey Mrs. Linda J. Glock Mrs. Caroline B. Smith and others across Choteau Vaughn Fairfield Simms Bellevue Omaha Neb birth for Gary and Cheryl Glock son Frank Jaconetty listed, and dismissals include Mrs Mabel Duncan Brian McClure Louise Earles Janet King and baby Lien and Foreman among others.
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Sandra R. Donovan
Walter
Rocky L. Dailey
Choteau
Linda J. Glock
Caroline B. Smith
Vaughn
Katherine B. Foreman
Fairfield
Mabel P. Brown
Diane A. DeVinney
Walter Garrett M. Burgess
Augusta Joseph Nadeau
Leon V. Lensing
Conrad Candace J. Bales
Matilda Kestner
Augusta
Ruby I. Shetler
Thomas K. Clarke
Helen D. Moore
Gary Glock
Frank
Tony) Jaconetty
Mabel Duncan
Brian H. McClure
Louise Earles
Janet M. King
Baby
Valier
Joyce M. Lien
Katherine B Foreman
Dan
Montana sets 1973 migratory waterfowl seasons
Montana Fish and Game Commission approved 1973 migratory waterfowl seasons within federal framework. Central Flyway opens Sept 29 with early hunting expected. Pacific Flyway opening delayed to protect resident geese. Ducks open Oct 6 to Jan 6, with daily limits five and possession ten. special limits apply for canvasbacks coots mergansers hooded mergansers and geese rules for east of Divide and snipes.
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Fish and Game Commission
Department
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Helena
Montana
Wynn Freeman
Commission
Freeman
Continental Divide
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