Small Montana Town Sees 14 Saloons Flourish
HARDIN Mont AP The Becker The Midget The Mint The Big Horn The Court The Mission The Stockman headline a block of saloons in the town.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1977
Page
11
HARDIN Mont AP The Becker The Midget The Mint The Big Horn The Court The Mission The Stockman headline a block of saloons in the town.
A coalition letter praising President Carter for human rights and SALT talks also warns he must stand firm against concessions. Signers include Rostow Freeman Shanker Rustin and Dove, with concerns over Soviet advantage in initial proposals. Byrd counters McGovern on Carter's Republican-like stance. Hardin Montana saloon culture section follows.
Silvint Enterprise advances a cleaner burning coal initiative highlighting revamped fuel processing aims and environmental benefits. The program emphasizes reduced emissions and improved efficiency for industrial power plants and steelworks amid ongoing energy policy discussions.
Researchers at the University of Tennessee Space Institute report a high sulfur coal powered magnetohydrodynamics plant achieving 95 percent sulfur capture without scrubbers and up to 55 percent efficiency with potential 75 percent. Dicks says 1985 commercial viability possible. Soviet MHD natural gas model noted. U.S. coal reserves totaling 13.2 billion tons cited.
Milwaukee area businessmen who say they are born again Christians plan to publish a directory triggering complaints from religious leaders who warn it could set a dangerous precedent. Leader John M. Fisco Jr. says the directory would help consumers find professionals with shared beliefs and would not be anti Semitic or anti Catholic.
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