Credit Law Lets Consumers See and Challenge Files
The Fair Credit Reporting Act gives U S consumers the right to notification when investigations start and when credit or employment decisions are made based on reports. It limits access to files, requires dispute rechecks, and allows brief explanations. adverse data ages and large-credit inquiries have time limits.
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State's poor get backing
The Montana Legal Services Board of Trustees, funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity, agreed to restructure to give equal representation to the poor after about 500 low income representatives voiced grievances in Silver Bow County. A motion to review eight recommendations from the Statewide Low Income Organization was approved despite minority protests.
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Montana Legal Services Board of Trustees
Office of Economic Opportunity
Butte
Montana
Judge’s Chambers
Silver Bow
Gene Harbaugh
Poplar
State Board
Bozeman youth wins state spelling bee title
Fred Horn a seventh grader at Bozeman Junior High School won the Treasure State Spelling Bee in Butte over 63 competitors. Will Glenn of Billings took second after Glenn misspelled obdurate. Horn correctly spelled accolade to seal victory and will represent Montana in Washington DC in the national bee.
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Marcia Lee
Fred Horn
Bozeman Junior High School
Butte
Fred
Will Glenn
Billings
Glenn
Horn
Charles Horn
Jan Miller
Granite
Philipsburg
Miss Miller
Everett Miller
Lewis and Clark School
James Glenn
Montana
Washington, D.C
Lee Newspapers of
Zenith
Miller
Montana Tech
Massive 1969 Washington antiwar march draws record crowd
Thousands of young protesters walk the Pennsylvania Avenue route toward the Capitol demanding peace in Vietnam. Police cite estimates from 150 000 to over 320 000 with sponsors claiming up to 500 000 participants. Veterans and service members join alongside diverse families as unions and teachers rally for peace.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Moon soil may hold fertilizer secrets
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Scientists hope a pinch of moon dust a nuclear reactor and lettuce leaves will teach how to pre fertilize plants. The experiment at Texas A M University College Station will study reactions on future missions.
Frisco antiwar march draws tens of thousands
Tens of thousands joined a six mile antiwar march in San Francisco led by a Vietnam veteran in a wheelchair. The crowd packed from the bayfront to Golden Gate Park under sunny skies, with police estimating about 70,000 in attendance two hours after start and monitors deployed to maintain order.
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San Francisco
Indochina
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate Park
Pacific Ocean
West Coast
George Sully
National Peace Action Coalition
Union talks resume in May in Montana copper towns
Bargaining teams from Anaconda Co and copper industry unions in Butte Anaconda Great Falls and East Helena resumed contract talks Saturday in the Thornton Building after a recess on Friday. Both sides said a further meeting would occur early in May.
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Anaconda Co
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
East Helena
Thornton Bldg
Kendrick family tragedy follows fatal auto crash
In Salt Lake City a 49 year old man was told his wife had died in a car crash that left him with critical injuries. He later learned that his 16 year old son Steven Glen Kendrick had been shot and killed, found by his brothers Howard and Bryan on the living room floor as investigators noted an earlier argument with another youth.
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Salt Lake City
Thomas G. Kendrick
Kena
Toeath
Steven Glen Kendrick
Howard
Bryan
Navy jets chase MIG into North Vietnam deep in air raid alert
Two U S Navy fighter bombers pursued a MIG21 over Laos and into North Vietnam, dodging three SAM missiles near combat zones as they returned to the Kitty Hawk. The chase followed a week of heavy air action, with recon flights and strikes on the Ho Chi Minh trail and passes along the border.
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Ban Karai Pass
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