Hard Line Needed to Protect National Parks from Crime
The Wall Street Journal cites a 253 percent rise in Yosemite Park crimes over a decade with 1972 figures showing murders rapes robberies and thefts. The piece urges stronger enforcement and fair court action to restore safety and curb disorderly behavior in parks and cities.
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Free Press at Risk from Ecology Movement Pressures
The piece argues that strict pollution controls threaten paper mills and newsprint availability. It warns that shifting federal standards deter long term investment, risking smaller newspapers and the sustenance of a free press while endorsing environmental protection as essential for the future.
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Ecology Movement
Farmington Community Notices From Local Gatherings
Farmington announcements list visiting relatives and guests from Havre Stanford Billings and Kalispell. The notes mention dinners birthdays and weekend visits including John and Paul Brown cousins of Tom Brown and many extended family stayovers at Farmington and nearby towns.
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Billings
Tom Brown
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May Gore
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Julie Styren
Marlin Styren
Zales Davidson
Farmington School
Lyall Tesch
Dillon
Roger Toren
Norman Ackley
Kalispell
Jean van Setten
Denver
Vicky McIntyre
Kathy
Carla Arensmeyer
Keith Arensmeyer
Doug Tangen
Delbert Breding
Glenn Barr
Rocco
Lewistown
Don Passmore
Lyle Otness
Bozeman
Grizzly Bobcat
Little Glenn Case
Rosalie Richert
Diane Pihl
Albert Carlson
Fern
Hazel Castle
Dale Castle
Great Falls
Herb Tangen
G. Tangen
Don Rice
Shirley
Leonard Ober
Helena
Mrs. Ober
G. I. Tangens
Marlene
Nancy Ober
Fast Football Timelines From Winter Seasons to Rapid Scores
The piece recalls early football seasons starting in winter or spring with Georgia in 1892 opening against Auburn on February 22. It notes Ivy League national champions last in 1925 with Dartmouth, and cites a record 21 points by the New York Giants in 35 seconds against Pittsburgh on October 7, 1945, including two TDs and extra points.
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Auburn
Dartmouth
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Pittsburgh
Giants
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Pittsburg
Bill Piccollo
New York
Augusta Elks Clinch Playoff Spot With 18 6 Win
Augusta Elks finish regular season 6 1 after edging Stanford 18 6 with Larry and Jerry Fleming keying the comeback. They secure a playoff berth to face Rudyard District 6C champion, while Brady falls 56 14 and Dutton ends 0 7.
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Action Power
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Joe Lehnert
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Brad Bauman
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Jack Brown
Dennis Walker
Dutton
Cardinals
David Aune
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Returns at Roxy
The Roxy Theatre reopens the 1969 classic with Paul Newman Robert Redford and Katherine Ross. Shows in Montana Utah Idaho begin Thursday at 7 30 and continue Friday Saturday at 7 10 and 9 10 PG rating. Also The Thief Who Came to Dinner starring Ryan O Neal and Jacqueline Bisset plays Sunday 7 10 and 9 05 and Monday 7 30 only PG. Coming November 1 2 3 John Wayne in Cahill U S Marshall.
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Robert Redford
Sundance Kid
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Montana
Card of Thanks for Chris Hoerman Family
The family of Chris Hoerman expresses gratitude to friends for sympathy through food flowers cards and help. They thank Rev Adams for comfort Mr Gronberg and Mrs Ballantyne for music and the pallbearers for their services.
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Rev. Adams
Gronberg
Ballantyne
Obadiah Prophecy For Modern Times At Choteau Baptist
The article cites Obadiah 1 21 urging faith amid a troubled atomic age. It links prophecy to current events of violence and natural disasters, then offers hope that the Lord will reclaim the world and reign. The Choteau Baptist Church invites readers to reflect on deliverance through mount Zion and Christ’s kingdom.
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Christ
Mount Zion
Choteau Baptist Church
It Pays to Advertise as Codfish Sells Silence
A verse contrasts a codfish laying ten thousand eggs with a humble hen laying one. The codfish never cackles while the hen’s noise wins praise, illustrating the adage that good advertising matters.
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