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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1976
Page
1
A Chateau blood drawing aims to collect 75 pints this Friday from 2 to 6 p.m. in the pavilion. Donors aged 17 to 65 are eligible with parental consent for 17-year-olds. Babysitters will be provided to help parents donate.
Choteau High School teams begin weekend action with Friday clashes. The wrestling squad faces Valier while the basketball team meets Fairfield. Saturday features Gut Bank at home for wrestling and a non conference trip to Fairfield for basketball. Championships loom in February and March with divisional and state events.
The Teton County hearing on withdrawing the Dutton Power area from the hospital district drew a crowded audience as residents argued over maintaining the bond funded hospital while dodging maintenance mills. Proponents claimed 71 percent signed, citing closer access to other hospitals and tax concerns. opponents argued the district remains beneficial and demanded focus on withdrawal specifics.
Babson's Reports foresees 1976 solid economic progress with upward trend all year but no return to boom conditions. Real GNP rises about 4 percent in inflation-adjusted terms, inflation rising gradually, inventories stabilizing, and capital spending limited though hopes for a sustained recovery grow. The forecast highlights inflation containment early year, then renewed pressure from wage and cost pushes, while manufacturing and consumer demand drive gradual gains.
Al Heckerman of the Soil Conservation Service announced funds are available under Section 216 of the Flood Control Act of 1950 for repair of damages from the 1975 floods. Individuals or groups with property endangered by floodwater erosion or sediment may apply for emergency work approved as in the public interest with public benefits.
United Methodist Women will install elected officers for 1976 during morning worship on January 4. Officers include president Mrs. Herb Styren and treasurer Mrs. Ted Miller, with nominations chairs and mission coordinators named plus committee leadership.
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