Four year old found safe after Easter egg hunt disappearance
A 4 year old boy wandered for over 40 hours in the Manzano Mountains southeast of Albuquerque during a family Easter egg hunt. Air Force sergeants found him under a tree after he asked for his mom and dad. He walked about 20 miles, surprised searchers, and was released after brief hospital observation.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Manzano Mountains
Air Force
Buddy Rich
Pat
Patricio Sanchez
Patric
Patrick
Laird affirms U S will keep Asia air and naval power
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird stated the United States will maintain air and naval power in Southeast Asia as part of the long range Nixon doctrine.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington (Ap
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
United States
Southeast Asia
U.S
Laird
Asia
Army to prosecute Kotouc in My Lai case after immunity ruling
Army judge rules immunity for Capt. Eugene Kotouc does not stop prosecution on charges of assault and maiming amid My Lai raid disputes. Kotouc testified in Lt. Calley's trial and faces trial set for April 26.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
William L. Calley
My Lai
Col
Madison Wright
Kotouc
Calley
James Lane
Lane
William Eckhardt
Eckhardt
Laird
Mediterranean
Egypt
William L. Calley Jr
Butte Weather Outlook Warmer With Variable Clouds
Variable cloudiness and warmer temperatures forecast for Butte. Today's outlook lists a high near 65 with a low around 30. Weather map reference on Page 14.
Regents committee to screen candidates for Montana Tech president
A three member Board of Regents panel led by Msgr Anthony M Brown will meet Montana Tech students faculty staff and Butte residents to gather views on a new president replacement for Dr Edwin G Koch who retires after 14 years Koch earns 23205 annually Other committee members are Harriet C Meloy and M E Richard The process timeline and acting president questions remain undecided and future direction of the school is a key focus
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Standard State Bureau
Helena
Board of Regents
Montana Tech
Butte
Anthony M. Brown
Anaconda
Edwin G. Koch
Harriet C. Meloy
M. E. Richard
Miles City
Msgr
Brown
Carroll College
Tech
Koch
Campaign spending bills offer new single ceiling per voter
Democratic and Republican senators near agreement on a campaign spending bill that would cap all communications expenses at about 20 million dollars for the general election. A key Republican aim is a single ceiling for television radio newspapers and billboards with no separate limit for electronic media. The proposal would set roughly 14 to 15 cents per eligible voter in the 1972 election.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Schara Extends Lead in School Trustee Recount
Jack Schara widened his margin over Jaula Murphy to 19 votes after Precincts 1 through 14 were recounted in School Dist. 1 trustee race. The canvassed total lagged 6 votes behind, with Schara net gaining at No 12 and No 14 and losing at No 4 in the McKinley School area.
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Jack Schara
Jaula Murphy
Schara
Murphy
Courthouse
MccKinley School
Lincoln
McKinley
Monroe
Four men held in Chicago plot to murder Daley and Jackson
Four men face charges of solicitation to murder in a Chicago case tied to alleged plans to kill Mayor Richard Daley and civil rights leader Jesse Jackson. Bonds set at 5000 each, with police predicting more arrests as investigations continue.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Jesse Jackson
Thomas J. Lyons
Police Intelligence Division
Daley
Jackson
Richard L. Friedman
Earl P. Dillard
Howard Harris
Charles
Whiteside
Terry Simmons
Simmons
Harris and
Dillard
Burglary Loot Recovered by Butte Detectives
Detectives recovered a large cache of contraband after burglaries by four Butte youths aged 14 to 18. Among the items were three sticks of dynamite at 70 percent and six electric primers. two boys were detained and 18-year-old Terry Nix was arraigned, bond set at 2500, for the April 8 Forest Service building burglary at 2201 White. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for April 29. plea entry was deferred.
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Butte
Terry Nix
Georgia Moran
Nix
Mark Sullivan
Forest Service
White
Moran
Sullivan
Brainerd, Minn
Aitkin County
Minnesota
Robert Russell
Mickey Sullivan
John Gasper
Mountain Can
Walkerville
Robbers steal $250000 from Brooklyn Army base bank
Two armed robbers abduct bank official and subdue 12 relatives at a Staten Island home before looting a branch of Community National Bank and Trust Co at Ft. Hamilton Army Base in Brooklyn. DiSogra guided them to the vault and loaned a quarter at a toll booth during the escape.
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New York
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Charles A. DiSogra
DiSogra
Ft. Hamilton Army Base
Community National Bank
Regents brace for skimpy Montana university budget
Regents of Montana's University System met privately to prepare for a bare bones budget due to stalled revenue from the 60 day regular session and 27 day special session. They issued letters of intent to faculty tying future pay to legislative funding levels as they await the June 7 third legislative session.
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J.D. Holmes
Capitol
Helena
Regents of Montana’s University System
The
Board of
Montana
Montana Power names two new vice presidents
John C. Hauck and John W. Cramer were elected vice presidents of Montana Power Co at the April Butte meeting. Hauck, secretary and senior counsel since 1969, has 35 years with the company. Cramer has chaired electric operations since 1965.
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Butte
Montana Power Co
John C. Hauck
John W. Cramer
J. E. Corette
Hauck and Cromer
Hauck
Philipsburg
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Humboldt, Neb
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South Vietnam
Sherman School
Butte High School
Ryam McGee
Board of County Commissioners
N. Montana
Lucille O Leary
Si Holman
McGee
George D. McGrath
J. Emmett Jones
Russell Hoar
Frances Ramsey
Margaret Leary
Thomas P. Tracy
Independent School Party
United School Party
Brooklyn Bank
Montana Power
Cromer
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