Cattle mutilations mystery stirs Colorado ranchers
Ranchers armed themselves amid fear of unseen assailants in eastern Colorado as reports of cattle mutilations spread last summer. The Colorado Bureau of Investigation finds no human suspect, citing predator activity and lack of motive, while sheriffs remain wary as the mystery fades but not entirely vanishes.
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Philippines quake toll tops four thousand as millions seek aid
President Marcos announced at a news conference that the death toll from last week's 7.8 magnitude quake and tidal waves in Mindanao has reached 4000 with about 4000 missing. He estimated 175000 homeless and a five year rehabilitation cost of at least 134 million dollars, pledging a government led redevelopment prioritizing the hardest hit areas. Marcos rejected foreign relief offers saying the country can manage the recovery itself.
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Carter Campaign Tour Through California Beginnings
Jimmy Carter tours California with a fundraising dinner and speeches in Los Angeles and San Francisco as part of his longest campaign swing since clinching the Democratic nomination. President Ford rests in Vail Colorado after the GOP convention while Senate ally Robert Dole criticizes the timing of the vacation.
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North Korea Says U.S. Near Brink of War After Officers' Deaths
North Korea claimed President Ford ordered a show of force around Korea after two American Army officers were killed, saying the move pushed the situation toward war. The U.S. State Department called the North Korean statement not acceptable. The DMZ area remained quiet amid the dispute.
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Sunday high of 94 ties 1969 record in Butte
The day reached 94 in Butte with sun and clouds throughout the afternoon. The previous high this season was 89 on July 11, and 94 matched the Aug. 23, 1969 record. Low was 47, with 32 as the historical Aug. 23 low in 1943.
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Butte
Mill closing scares Idaho town
MCCALL Idaho sees economic setback as a two stage shutdown reduces timber cuts in nearby national forests. City officials warn the closure will impact the 1700 resident town with hard core year round workers. Environmental groups advocate reduced harvests amid forestry policy debate.
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Harry Adams
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Page Seven Highlights and Local Sports Roundup
Messengale wins Hartford Open as Page Seven coverage spotlights a draw of regional results. Page Eight covers Mews state softball with standings and key plays. Page Fourteen notes Nader loses in a match but secures some victories. Page Eighteen presents Butte statistics and season numbers.
Ex-nun uses charm to break vice ring
Chicago police decoy Cynthia Kane, once Sister Mary Anthony of the Sister of Our Lady of the Good Shepherd, says she joined the force to learn vice from the inside. She describes posing as a high priced call girl and a dizzy-dame motorist to lure clients and aid arrests.
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Georgetown Lake two day power boat regatta set
The Georgetown Lake hosted two days of power boat racing Friday and Saturday with outboard and inboard classes. Georgetown Lake Volunteer Fire Department sponsors the ASA sanctioned event as about 30 Montana racers and entrants from nearby states and Canada were expected. Fred McElderry of Deer Lodge drives Baby's Pride in 280 classes with a female pit crew and multiple boats. races run in front of Denton's Point across seven classes and five miles total.
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Down on the Levee in a Rainbound Year 1937
The passage depicts a nationwide flood scene as heavy rains soak Wheeling Cincinnati Louisville and other cities. It cites the Ohio Mississippi river system swelling rivers and flooding 10 states while the Mississippi briefly runs upstream as waters rise and the nation endures widespread inundation.
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Chowchilla Honors Hero Bus Driver Ed Ray
Thousands line Chowchilla streets to honor Ed Ray and 26 children rescued after the July 15 1976 bus hijacking. A crepe festooned float parade accompanies a visit to fairgrounds where Mayor Dumas reads President Ford’s letter praising Ray. A monument with a plaque thanking the town for safe return is unveiled.
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Ed Ray
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San Joaquin Valley
Jim Dumas
Ford
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Woodville route abandonment on hold by Montana Highway Commission
The Montana Highway Commission will not discuss the Woodville to Continental Drive route at Monday's Bozeman meeting. Chairman George Vucanovich cited the recent death of commissioner G R Cooney. Anaconda Co petition seeks abandonment for copper mining expansion. a public hearing will be held in Butte before action.
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