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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1973
Page
3
The piece weighs federal revenue sharing as a mixed policy. It argues it can curb wasteful Washington only programs and empower local officials to fund lasting needs like fire engines and road repairs, while noting Montana's use of 18.9 million to bolster custodial institutions allowed tax relief at home.
Kathleen F. Maurer daughter of Cedric and Mrs Maurer of Power earned recognition as a scholar and state environmental quality control employee. She aided protecting 152 acres of shoreline from sand mining while serving as Legislative Aide to Patsy Young and will join the Hawaii State Department of Agriculture in environmental planning.
A reflective piece urges readers to shed pollution of media and mind and embrace renewal. It recalls past inspirational sayings and World War I optimism, and contrasts with contemporary political scandals. The writer calls for positive thinking and personal responsibility to restore national spirit.
Choteau's traveling team under coach Jay Dunckel opened the season with wins over Augusta 19 to 4 and 39 to 11. Kirk Dunckel led with two hits in game one, while Will Rasmussen had five hits and Rusty Dailey four in game two.
A devotional admonition contrasts Jesus Christ’s message with works based salvation. It cites Acts and Titus to emphasize faith in Christ as the path to everlasting life, noting varied experiences do not determine Heaven. The piece urges personal belief and acceptance of Jesus’ promise of forgiveness and eternal life. Subscribe to the Acantha.
The page combines a film lineup with stories on Where the Legends Die and Hot Rock and notes updated show times including Pete n Tillie starting May 31. It also lists a Pee Wee baseball schedule with Red Blue Green matchups from May through July and notes Thursday and Monday times shifting to 8 pm from late May through August.
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