County workers To negotiate during 10 am session
A mediation session is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday between Silver Bow County commissioners and striking courthouse employees and sheriff's deputies. State mediator Duane Johnson noted the union rejected the county offer 44 to 14, hospital clerks excluded from the vote, and court action was advised if health safety threatened.
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State to restore medical aid cuts in Montana
The Montana legislature repealed SRS emergency rules that reduced medical needy services as of July 1. SRS director Carkulis said restoration would begin once a certified copy of the resolution arrives. Low Income Organization chair Pat Watkins praised lawmakers for acting, while noting future budget gaps may force adjustments.
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Butte Teen Dies In U S 10 Crash
A 17 year old Butte girl Elisa Soto died late Monday night when the car she rode in went out of control six miles south of Butte on U S 10. Five others suffered only minor injuries as they were thrown from the vehicle. Funeral service for Soto will be Thursday at 7 30 in the Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary.
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Montana ends one day session as lawmakers accept university tax plan
Legislators wrap up a one day special session in Helena after partisan debate over Gov. Thomas L. Judge's request for a statewide property tax to raise 15.8 million for the university system. A House attempt to divert funds failed in Rules Committee and a push to add grasshopper control funding sparked debate. A conference committee resolved technical differences and a social services reinstatement measure sailed through.
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Hoffa family questions Chuckie O'Brien in missing case
The Hoffa family expressed puzzlement over Charles O'Brien's activities as FBI officials seek to question him among others. Hoffa's son James Hoffa said the foster son has not contacted the family since Hoffa vanished the previous Thursday. O'Brien, who grew up with the Hoffas, was adopted as an adult to visit Hoffa in prison, but the papers were never finalized. A man claiming to be O'Brien declined to answer WXYZ-TV questions.
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Miner Dies at Leonard Mine in Butte
Wayne O. Evans, 31, of 1015 W. Silver, died after reportedly suffocating at the Leonard Mine on the 3600-foot level. The incident, at an Anaconda Co. site, was being investigated by state and federal mine agencies and the county coroner's office. Evans had been reassigned to a different location, his body found in an inactive area unused for months. Coroner Leo Jacobsen, State Mine Inspector Max Salazar, and FAA representatives joined Anaconda Co. officials in the probe.
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Judge signs six mill property tax bills for U system
Gov. Thomas L. Judge signed special session measures in Helena on Tuesday. Senate Bill 1 levies a six mill property tax to fund a $15.8 million Montana University System appropriation and becomes a chapter in the 1975 Session Laws. House Bill 1 amends seven major appropriation bills from the 1975 regular session to ensure new monies flow from sources outside the general fund.
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Terrorists free hostages in embassy siege amid negotiations
Japanese Red Army militants released nine of about 50 hostages at the U S Embassy in Kuala Lumpur after Tokyo freed five radical prisoners. Government spokesman K Arunalasam said talks continue to secure freedom for those held.
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Ford to visit seven states during 15 day vacation
President Ford, back from a 10 day Europe trip, heads to Vail Colorado for a 15 day vacation with side trips to seven states. He will dedicate a medical center, visit a Vietnam refugee center, tour energy sites, and attend events including the Iowa State Fair.
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