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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1971

Page

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Butte Ballot Irregularities Prompt Recount At School Election

In Butte the School Administration Building hosts a recount discussion after ballot boxes from multiple precincts showed improper seals. Clerk Margaret Leary and Frank Young of the United School Party reported irregularities, while Deputy Sheriff Mark Jordan inspected five boxes with loose seals. Candidates James Murphy and Jack Schara were involved as recount considerations loom with a narrow margin.

N. Montana Margaret Leary Frank Young United School Party Young Independent School Party Tom Tracy James“Jayla” Murphy Independent Mark Jordan Jack Schara United Party Murphy Independent Party Tracy Schara Bill van Matre van Matre

Nixon to Review Calley Case

President Nixon announced he will personally review the Calley case before the military final decision is made. The move follows widespread questions about Lt. William L. Calley Jr. who was sentenced to life for My Lai civilians killings.

San Clemente Calif Nixon William L. Calley Jr My Lai White House Calley Ronald L. Ziegler John Ehrlichman Ziegler

Auto pedestrian tragedy in Butte claims Willis Harris

A 53 year old Butte man Willis Otto Harris of 1540 Philips died after being struck while crossing Front Street at Utah. Driver William Ygnatowiz 28 of 911 S Colorado was questioned and released to his attorney. Police noted 107 feet of skid marks and ongoing investigation as state traffic toll rises to 42 for 1971. Funeral services for Harris, a Mountain Con Mine worker, set for Monday at 11.

Butte Utah Willis Otto Harris Philips William Ygnatowiz S. Colorado Harris Ygnatowiz Ygnatowit Silver Bow County Mountain Con Sayatovic-White Ony Burke Mountain View Mr. Harris Jefferson Island Anaconda Co The Con Miners Union 1 Florence Kenneth Bucchi Clifford Raymond Robert Yates Cardwell Dave Swisher Sun River Hazel Matthews Harold Johns Clovis Hinton

Butte mayoral race and housing plan on ballot

Monday voters in Butte face a mayoral contest between Mike Micone and Republican Joe Maloney. A second issue asks approval for housing authority funds to build up to 350 low rent units for elderly with no bonds or local financing. Polls open 8 to 8 at same precincts.

Mike Micone Butte Micone Joe F. Maloney

Montana Faces Second Special Session Over 200 Million Budget

Democratic lawmakers backed Gov. Anderson to finance a 200 million general fund with higher income taxes while Republicans pressed for a general sales tax. Despite 55 joint conference committees the gap remained, forcing Montana into a second special session after the assembly adjourned sine die.

Forrest H. Anderson Montana Legislative Assembly

Eight chosen for Con-Con

Five former state legislators are among the first eight named to Montana's 16 member Constitutional Convention preparatory agency. Appointees include Eugene Phillips Clyde Hawks Charles Bovey and Charles Harrington. Senate and House leaders also named, with Gov Anderson to appoint four more and a possible woman. Delegates to the convention will be nominated September 14 and elected November 2 1971.

Virginia City Charles Harrington Butte Senate Committee On Committees Eugene H. Mahoney Thompson Falls Senate House Alex Blewett Great Falls Jack Brenner Clyde Radar Hardin Forrest H. Anderson Firman Brown Missoula Montana Supreme Court

Louis Armstrong Improves Overnight in New York Hospital

Jazz legend Louis Armstrong aged seventy shows significant overnight improvement but remains critically ill in a New York hospital. Doctors report heart and respiratory ailments under treatment.

Louis Satchmo Armstrong New York

Last of the flying daredevils plans 60th anniversary stunt

Benny Fox 76, a semiretired daredevil once famed for wall climbing, says he will mark 60 years of feats next Tuesday by standing on his head on a five inch board eight feet out from a 20 story skyscraper in Orange. He recalls dangling his daughter from a high perch in Houston at age 70 and notes peers Shipwreck Kelly and Joe Powers are long gone.

Orange Betty Sheraton-Lincoln Houston Tex

Human Fly John Fox performs without safety net on tour

Fox, claiming 60 years without a mistake, notes his act Tuesday will be unroped with 300 feet of drop below. He traces his balance to careful steps and recalls becoming a human fly in 1911 after touring with his circus family. Born in a Rochester Indiana truck in 1895, Fox performed from major cities to 29 foreign nations.

Fox Rochester Ind America

Peterson Schara Win Seats on Butte School Board

Peterson led with 3,863 votes while Jack Schara won a tight race at 3,058 and Jaula Murphy 3,048 amid 33 percent turnout. Other candidates Jim Garrett 2,551 and James Murphy 1,915, with Tom Tracy hinting at a recount if the official tally shifts. Peterson vows no closed meetings.

Rick Foote Jack Schara James Jaula” Murphy Jack Peterson Butte Murphy Schara West Junior High Peterson Independent School Party United School Party Jim Garrett United Party James Murphy Jaula”urphy Tom Tracy Independent Party

Fire gutts Donnabelle Drive Inn after bomb threat warning

A late Saturday fire gutted the Donnabelle Drive Inn at 3301 Harrison amid a police warning of a bomb threat targeting three Harrison area premises. Officers checked the Tinker Bell Drive Inn and Ponderosa Saloon. no bombs exploded and no evacuations were reported.

Donnabelle Drive Inn Harrison Donnabelle Tinker Bell Drive Inn Ponderosa Saloon Ponderosa Roger Edington Regina Edington Tinker Bell Jean Edington

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