Butte Re-elects Micone In Landslide Victory
Mayor Mike Micone won a third term in Tuesday's municipal general election, delivering a decisive victory over Paul Holenstein and Coley Kelly. Unofficial tallies from 14 precincts show Micone 3935, Holenstein 1260, Kelly 1260, with a tied precinct in 2-B and other council races decided by clear margins.
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Rick Griffith
William F. ‘Rock” Robinson
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Vern Griffith
Pete Oren
Bob Schulte
Oren
Chris D. Carroll
Mike Sorich
Mary Maloney
Haller
Robinson
Schulte
Sorich
Coley Kelly
Montanans resist meat boycott despite large cattle herd
In Helena and across Montana, cattle outnumber people and meat sales stay robust. Ranchers withhold fat cattle, yet urban shoppers keep buying, aided by Eat More Meat campaigns and observed normal to strong red meat business in towns like Miles City Glasgow Dillon Baker Lewistown Great Falls Billings Missoula Butte.
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Butte butchers see little change in meat sales
A telephone survey shows eight Butte meat dealers report no noticeable drop in sales amid a national meat boycott. Managers at Buttreys, Safeway, and several local markets cited only small declines and steady customer traffic with no major changes through the week.
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Helena Montana teachers and board in impasse over contracts
Negotiations between Helena Public Schools teachers and the district’s Board of Trustees have reached an impasse, with four Montana districts including Helena, Great Falls, Browning and Shelby in stalemate. Helena adopted a new starting salary of 7150 dollars despite E A A rejection and an impasse panel recommendation. The stalemate also involves working conditions and duties in Great Falls.
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Butte Weather Forecast Opens Warm Spell Through Thursday
The forecast calls for a pleasant stretch with warmer conditions through Thursday. Today's outlook lists 55 degrees with 20 percent precipitation, as shown on the weather map on Page 3.
State schools raise room and board fees across Montana
Regents of the Montana University System announce all six units will boost room and board rates this fall. Eastern Montana College Billings increases food lodging costs and adds a $3 quarterly Student Union operating fee. The University of Montana Missoula plans a higher Student Health Service charge.
Job prospects brighten for June college graduates
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education reports 16 to 20 percent more job offers than last year for spring graduates. Health, business, engineering show strong demand while elementary and secondary teaching remains weak. black women graduates are seen as highly favored by employers for diversity goals.
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Curiosity Nixes Vote In Several Precincts
A write-in slot in an ORS machine at Precinct 4- B Radio Engineering blocked voting for mayor candidates Mike Micone and Paul Holenstein, forcing a write-in like Coley Kelly. Similar issue reported at Precinct 2-B St Patrick School gym.
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Signature forged claim surfaces in UM trial
UM chemistry professor Earl Lory testified that 50 of 68 scholarship contracts bore a forged signature. He said his name appeared on 17 documents while others signed the rest without permission. Defendants Jack Swarthout and William Betcher face a 32 count indictment over alleged work study fund diversion to the athletic department.
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Earl Martell
Nixon Survives Senate Showdown Over Vocational Aid Bill
The Senate voted 60 to 36 to uphold Nixon s veto of a 2.6 billion two year extension of federally matching grants for disabled and unemployable citizens. The vote signals Democratic control without a veto override and highlights party loyalty in fiscal battles.
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Nixon and Thieu end talks with pledge of firm ceasefire support
In San Clemente Nixon and Thieu warn of vigorous reactions to ceasefire violations and promise substantial postwar aid for South Vietnam. The 1500 word communique avoids explicit renewed military intervention or a dollar figure, while pledging joint efforts to stabilize Indochina peace.
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