Task Force 71 ships move to Sea of Japan
A 23 warship strike group led by three aircraft carriers, Task Force 71, began moving Monday into the Sea of Japan to back up President Nixon amid threats to protect American reconnaissance flights off the North Korean coast after North Korean jets downed a craft last week.
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Washington
Sea of Japan
Nixon
Defense Department
Large U.S. naval task force to guard recon flights
Pentagon officials say the aircraft carrier Hornet with Oga and Ranger, three cruisers and 16 destroyers forms a task force far larger than needed for air cover. The force aims to deter North Korean anti-air and anti-submarine actions and enable retaliatory raids if reconnaissance planes or ships are attacked. The Air Force lists 128 jets in Korea and 50 in Japan with no new additions since the Navy plane loss.
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Cut surtax in half Nixon asks Congress to tax relief
President Nixon urged Congress to cut the income tax surcharge for two million low income families, halve the surcharge for individuals and corporations, repeal the investment tax credit, and ensure some tax paid by most affluent Americans. The plan aims for a five percent top rate next year.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury Department
Selling to minor brings $300 fine 15 day term
Lincoln Vaughan pleaded guilty in police court to selling intoxicants to a minor at a Utah Avenue tavern where he tended Saturday night. Judge Seton fined him 300 dollars or 30 days, plus an additional 15 day jail term. Officers offered a pint of whisky and three fifths of wine as evidence. The tavern operator was not charged. The juvenile, about 18, is free under bond and charged with illegal possession of spirits.
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Lincoln Vaughan
Utah Avenue
John Seton
Vaughan
Michael Sullivan
John Gasper
W. Richards
Warm Springs patients gain new life at Boulder facility
More than 150 patients from Warm Springs State Hospital begin moving to newly built quarters at Boulder River State School. RMARC led the eight year push with Steve Chiavaro supervising the transfers, ten or more moving weekly to free up space and offer education and potential mobility.
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Boulder
Warm Springs State Hospital
Rocky Mountain Association For
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Steve Chiavaro
Boulder River State School
Boulder School
Chiavaro
Frank Kelly
Butte
State Hospital
Kelly
AMARC
Donald Nutter
36-mill levy for Butte schools heads to May 10 vote
Butte district voters will decide in a special election on May 10 whether to authorize a 36 mill levy for next year. The package combines 28 mills for elementary operation and 3 mills for high school, with plans to rent St John School, add 50 teachers, and build a Hillcrest Addition to accommodate more than 850 parochial students. Polls run noon to 8 pm for taxpayers only.
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Dist. 1 Board of Trustees
Jack Whelan
Montana
Whelan
St. John
McKinley
Madison
Hillcrest
Bloody weekend on roads in Montana over holiday
The Associated Press reports nine people died on Montana streets and highways during the nonholiday weekend. Officials link warmer weather and faster driving to higher fatalities, noting the weekend total neared the state record. Through the period the statewide death toll reached 66, ahead of 1967 and 1968 tallies.
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Montana
Highway Patrol
Harold Konen longtime VFD official dies at 59
Harold W. Bus Konen longtime Racetrack Volunteer Fire Department chief since 1941 and organizer of the Volunteer Firemen's Council of Silver Bow County died at 59 He lived at 2610 St Ann Butte and died of natural causes Monday He was born May 10 1909 and retired from Silver Bow County sanitation work in 1962 He served as a fire services advocate lobbyist and as Racetrack chief helping organize the department and promote electric street lighting in the Racetrack district.
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Harold W
Konen
Racetrack Volunteer Fire Department
Silver Bow County
St. Ann
Leo Jacobsen
Butte
Volunteer Firemen’s Council
Racetrack
Final plea for Sirhan life in Kennedy slay case
Lawyers pressed for life imprisonment over death for Sirhan Bishara Sirhan in the Kennedy assassination trial. Defense argued mental impairment and sought parole eligibility, while prosecutors urged death as the appropriate punishment. Judge Walker instructed jurors on sentencing and parole not to influence the verdict.
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LOS Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
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