Seminars Planned on Montana New Criminal Code
A series of fall seminars in Montana will acquaint lawyers judges and the public with the new criminal code approved by the legislative assembly. Associate Justice Wesley Castles chairs the Criminal Law Commission which completed ten years of work revising codes. The commission rewrote the entire criminal law and reduced its size by about one third and notes advances in the procedural code already hailed as a model by other states and federal officials.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
Wesley Castles
Criminal Law Commission
Supreme Court
Castles
Territorial
Bannack
California
England
New York
U. S. Supreme Court
Tweet Awarded UM Scholarship to Montana Football Program
Rodney Tweet, led Class C Power to a divisional title last fall, will attend the University of Montana on a football scholarship. He lettered four years in football basketball and track, and Coach Jack Swarthout notes his versatility as a linebacker and running back.
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Rodney Tweet
Power
University of Montana
Jack Swarthout
Tweet
Swarthout
The
Pirates
Centenarian Birthday Honored at Teton Nursing Home
Mrs. Queenie Gowen of the Teton Nursing Home celebrated her 99th birthday with a decorated cake shared by residents. The cake was made by Choteau Bakery and presented by her niece Patricia Hamilton.
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Queenie Gowen
Teton Nursing Home
Patricia Hamilton
Choteau Bakery
Spring Planting Progressing Well Throughout State
Montana farmers advance spring planting with 55 percent of spring wheat and oats seeded, 50 percent barley, 75 percent sugarbeet, 25 percent potatoes, 15 percent corn, and 10 percent dry beans. Soil moisture varies, irrigation below average, and cattle and sheep move to summer ranges as calving nears completion.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Legion Auxiliary To Sell Poppies On Poppy Day
Poppy Day will be observed Saturday May 19 by the American Legion and Auxiliary. Mrs Mary Petersen president of the Choteau Unit American Legion Auxiliary says members will sell memorial poppies on Choteau streets throughout the day.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Mary Petersen
Choteau
American Legion Auxiliary
Choteau Streets
Carroll College Honors 1973 Graduate Richard Van Auken
Richard Lee Van Auken, son of Mr and Mrs Milton Van Auken of Chateau, earned a degree in accounting as a member of Carroll College’s 1973 graduating class. Commencement exercises were held Sunday in May.
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Richard Lee van Auken
Carroll College
van Auken
Milton van Auken
Chateau
Charlotte Koch to Attend Nursing Education Session
Registered nurse Charlotte Koch of Teton Memorial Hospital will attend the fifth session of Nursing Continuing Education on May 17 and 18 at Great Falls. The session will feature evaluation as part of adult education with the aim to improve health care delivery through inservice training.
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Charlotte Koch
Teton Memorial Hospital
Great Falls
Cindy Jenson Graduates From Ricks College Rexburg
Cindy Jenson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hal Jenson of Bynum graduates from Ricks College Rexburg Idaho during commencement exercises this week at the two year college. The 1015 graduates hail from 42 states and 11 foreign countries.
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Cindy Jenson
Hal Jenson
Bynum
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Church School Studies Mark in Lent Theme Jesus Is Lord
The United Methodist Church School offered eight topics on Mark during Lent to deepen understanding of Jesus as Lord. Students explored The Calling The Storm Evil Spirits The Blind The Children The Temple Betrayal and Crucifixion and Resurrection through art music drama and group activities. Alumni youth staged altar dramas on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, with ongoing Peter and Paul studies titled Peter and Paul Tumble a Wall. The Wi Mo Da Si Club meets May 12 at 2 pm at Mrs. A D Huffman’s home.
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United Methodist Church
Mark
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Peter and Paul
Phone Lines To Be Busy On Mom's Day
Mother's Day crowds push long distance calls to peak levels with over 10.7 million expected nationwide. Mountain Bell plans 350 staff in Montana to handle the volume and urges dial direct, try again later, and avoid peak times to speed connections.
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Mom
Ma Bell
Bell System
W. C. Bermingham
Mountain Bell
Montana
Bell
Birmingham
Bermingham
Universal Directory Assistance
IRS Tax Help Highlights New Address Rules and Fund Designation
A 1972 tax guidance summary explains forwarding tax forms to a new address via the post office and updating the address on the return. It notes a $1 donation option to a presidential campaign fund via Form 4875, and outlines basic tax calculation rules for low income filers and deductibility of medical premiums with itemized deductions and a 3 percent AGI threshold.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Internal Revenue District Office
Theresa Corey Signs Teaching Contract in Jackson
Theresa Corey, a June candidate for a B S in Elementary Education at Western Montana College, signed a 1973 74 teaching contract at Jackson School. A 1969 Chateau High School graduate, she will teach grades one through four in her professional debut.
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Dillon
Theresa Corey
Western Montana College
Jackson
Mont
Miss Corey
Chateau High School
Western
Choteau Student On Judging Team In National Finals
MSU Montana State University joined 14 other schools at the national soil judging contest held at the Wye Institute in Maryland. The MSU team placed second in Region 6 and competed against teams from Arizona Colorado Montana New Mexico Utah and Wyoming. Texas Tech won. Representing MSU were John Harwood Devon Bob Story Bob Pearson and Jim Patterson with Bernard Schaff as coach.
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Montana State University
Wye Institute
Maryland
MSU Whas
University of Maryland
American Society of Agronomy
The
Soil Science Society
MSU
Arizona
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Texas Tech
John Harwood
Devon
Bob Story
Park City
Bob Pearson
Chateau
Jim Patterson
Billings
Bernard Schaff
MSU Plant and Soil Science Department
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