Beir ut rocked by anti American protests and manhunt claims
In Beirut and two other cities demonstrations erupt as Palestinians accuse the United States and Israel of complicity in the commandos raid. Arafat denounces the CIA while Arabs blame foreign agents for the attack and a Frenchman is reported captured amid a search for an American.
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Beirut
Israel
al Fatah
Yasir
Arafat
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Ment Complex
Fatah
David Elazar
Nixon proposals on pensions draw labor opposition
Labor leaders criticized President Nixon for reviving the same pension measures first proposed in 1971. The plan seeks vesting protections for workers who quit before retirement, tax incentives for those without employer plans, and expanded tax benefits for self employed planners.
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Washington
Nixon
Organized Labor
Congress
House
Senate
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Grow your own, congressman says anti inflation garden
Rep Silvio Conte planted a backyard vegetable garden in Springfield Maryland calling it anti inflation cultivation He urged Americans to follow his example and said the country must curb farm policy he says makes food a luxury while subsidizing farmers for not growing crops He compared to the 1940s Victory Garden and urged action on food prices.
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Springfield
Silvio O. Conte
Massachusetts Republican
Washington
Conte
Two Armed Robbers Loot Bob's Pharmacy in Broad Daylight
Two young men entered Bob's Pharmacy at 401 S Montana on Wednesday night and robbed the store of a small amount of hard narcotics. One carried a revolver and the other a knife. they left on foot, not demanding money. The incident mirrors a prior Lenz Pharmacy robbery with similar MO.
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Bob
S. Montana
Bob Enger
Lenz
Caper News Roundup From Page 6 To Page 16
Martin Bormann declared dead as page 6 caper item reports a major postwar declaration. Mansfield states federal offices will remain in Butte on page 7. Butte street plan projected to cost seven million dollars on page 14. Standard Montana motors multiply as Butte planning for Fourth Sunday events unfolds on page 16.
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Mansfield
Butte
Judge Day's Cadillac Recovered After Convicted Felon Exit
Colorado Supreme Court Justice Edward C. Day said his 1969 Cadillac, lent to George S. Norman, has been located in Pocatello Idaho after Norman failed to report for a federal prison sentence. Norman, a former Golden radio station owner, was convicted in 1970 of defrauding the Rocky Mountain Bank of Lakewood of over $500,000. A complaint for car theft was filed in Denver, while IRS liens in excess of $1.1 million were filed against Norman and his wife.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Edward C. Day
Pocatello
Daho
George S. Norman
Salt Lake City
Day
Norman
FBI
Golden Radio
Rocky Mountain Bank
Lakewood
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Clark County
Nev
Las Vegas
Dale Tooley
Internal Revenue Service
Utah
Governor orders state audit of Workmen's Comp Division
Gov. Thomas L. Judge in Helena directed the Department of Administration to perform a comprehensive audit of the State Workmen's Compensation Division amid labor movement pressure and legislative scrutiny. Division chief James J. Carden resigned last month for health reasons as concerns about agency operations prompted questions from lawmakers and the press.
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James J. Carden
Judge
Butterfly ranch profits from selling larvae to schools
Shafter California, AP. John Nickelsen and Carlos White run a butterfly larva business supplying five larvae per eight ounce container for schooling. They sold 15 000 sets at six dollars each last year and expect growth with Painted Lady and Buckeye strains.
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Shafter
Calif
John Nickelsen
Carlos White
Nickelsen
Haster
White
Nickelson
Humphrey Attacks Republicans Over Watergate Fallout
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey assailed the Nixon administration calling the Watergate stench reach into top government. He spoke to the Democratic Charter Commission amid claims of GOP voter data banks and rapid technological political organizing. He said he will not seek office.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nixon
Humphrey
Democratic Party
Charter Commission
Alabama
Robert S. Vance
Vance
Congress
Butte Weather Outlook Fair and Mild
Fair and mild conditions predicted for Butte with a cooler spell expected Friday. Today's readings say around 60 degrees with a low near 25. weather map details appear on page 6.
IRS Allows Tax Deductions for Abortions and Birth Control
The IRS ruled that abortion costs along with vasectomies and birth control pills are deductible on 1972 returns with no ceiling for abortions and vasectomies. Deductions apply only to medical expenses at or above 3 percent of annual income, and abortions must be legal and performed in clinics, doctor offices, or hospitals.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Anaconda Teachers Rule Out Talks as Strike Persists
Anaconda public schools remain closed with teachers on a wildcat strike. Board Chairman Rod McLean says formal notice was not given and a meeting cannot occur while picketing continues. The teachers union cites contract violations and seeks an explanation for changes to salary fact sheets.
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Anaconda
Board of Trustees
Rod McLean
McLean
Mike O’leary
O’leary
Mary Jo _ Oreskovich
Teachers Union
Tax bill case shocks nation with tax evasion charge
International financier Edward Krock was indicted by a federal grand jury for evading nearly 1.5 million in taxes by concealing 6.2 million in income. U.S. Attorney called it the largest individual tax case in U.S. history. Separately a Chicago court ordered Krock and an associate to pay 1.6 million in a banking manipulation case.
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Boston
Edward Krock
Asst
U.S. Atty
Wayne B. Hollingsworth
United States
Chicago
Illinois
Krock
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Fifth Avenue Coach Co
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