Evel to jump 14 buses in Ohio not 13 in London
Evel Knievel says he will skip the Wembley Stadium plan and jump 14 buses in Ohio near Cincinnati on October 25 at Kings Island. He cites weather and bad luck in London after a Wembley crash that fractured his pelvis and crushed a vertebra.
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Evel
Ohio
London
Evel Knievel
Wembley Stadium
Cincinnati
King’s Island
Knievel
Jerry Lyons
Butte
Martin
James Freebourn Jr
Plot to kill Montana attorney general linked to two inmates
Two men imprisoned for defrauding a state agency are charged with conspiring to assassinate Montana Attorney General Robert L Woodahl. Lavon R. Bretz and Merrel J. Cline allegedly tried to hire inmates to kill Woodahl and prosecutor Ozivi, with arraignment set for Sept. 4 in Powell County District Court Deer Lodge transferred to Missoula County jail.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Atty
Robert L Woodahl
Woodahl
Powell County District Court
Deer A
Lavon R. Bretz
Merrel J. Cline
Bretz
Cline
Deer Lodge
Missoula County
Great Falls
Lamere
Dzivi
Liquor stores to reopen after labor settlement
State operated liquor stores will reopen Thursday after a 16 day strike by Retail Clerks Union members. The union and state Department of Revenue reached an in principle agreement on a contract for 260 clerks, with ratification pending. A spokesman said the ratification vote should finish late Wednesday and be tallied Thursday.
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Helena
Retail Clerks Union
State Department of Revenue
Duane Johnson
Missoula
W. A. Groff
Revenue
Johnson
Beverly Rinehart
Cleveland
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Kent State University
Robert I. White
National
Kent State
U.S
Cambodia
Thomas R. Grace
Nation's police and firemen talk strike across country
After San Francisco's walkout, police and firemen nationwide push tougher bargaining. Washington seeks 13 percent pay raise. Pomona officers threaten action if city settles poorly. Berkeley firemen strike for 15252 starting pay. New Orleans mayor warns militancy could grow as public safety labor actions rise.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Washington
D.C
Alan Whitney
International Brotherhood of Police Officers
Pomona
Calif
Los Angeles
Richard Tefank
Pomona Police Officers Association
Berkeley
Bay
Buffalo
N.Y
New Orleans
Moon Landreau
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Evanne Henson
Gammp
Landreau
Edward J. Kiernan
International Conference of Police Associations
Kiernan
Commerce Index Signals Further Economic Recovery In July
The Commerce Department reported its composite index rose 1.7 percent in July, the fifth straight monthly gain. The June increase was revised from 1.9 to 2.9 percent, keeping the index 11.5 percent above February but 10.8 percent below the prior year. Secretary Morton cautioned that not every month would show dramatic gains.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Commerce
Rogers C. B. Morton
Silver Bow County braces for higher property taxes in 1975-76
County records show a total assessed valuation of 63.9 million with most areas facing tax increases. Only McQueen, Rocker, Ramsay and Divide anticipate millage reductions as city and county levies rise across multiple districts and districts.
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Silver Bow County
McQueen
Rocker
Ramsay
Divide
Maureen Pasco
City of Butte
County Road Fund
Butte Municipal
Walkerville
City of
Big Butte
Boulevard
Centerville
Columbia Gardens
East Butte
Floral Park
Home Atherton
Juvenile Suspects In Five Butte Felonies Reported
Officials say a 16-year-old boy was arrested after a Tuesday Finlen Hotel shooting that left 19 year old Charles Wade Lafley wounded. a pistol is missing. Four other juveniles were treated for drug and alcohol effects after a party on the fourth floor. Authorities consider possible assault charges.
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Butte
Finlen
Charles Wade Lafley
St. James Community Hospital
Lafley
St. James
Don Puich
Gary Winston
Falls talks break off after picket incident in Great Falls
In Great Falls Montana talks between the school board and striking teachers halted after Paris Gibson Jr High principal Roger Larson allegedly struck a picketing teacher Carl Rosenleaf with his car. Rosenleaf was hospitalized briefly for cuts and bruises and released. this marked the third picket incident in three days involving Larson.
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Great Falls
Mont
Billings
Great Falls Education Association
Roger Larson
Paris Gibson Jr
GFEA
Larson
Beaverhead County Fair Opens With Broad Schedule in Dillon
Beaverhead County Fair starts today in Dillon with events through Sunday. Activities include youth horse and dog entries, judging times across livestock, clothing, foods, and crafts, plus calf riding and barrel racing. Rodeo dances and grandstand shows planned with variable weather forecast.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
Marvin Lundberg
Jaycee
Miss Dillon Jaycee
Farmer’s of America
Beaverhead County
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Flip Wilson
Jerry Quarry
Bobby Riggs
Jim McKrell
Sanders
Tom Judge
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Zemljak
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Riggs
Maurice Fistman
Las Vegas
Denny Driscoll
Butte Country Club
Kevin Sullivan
Pensation Division
Harold ‘Chico’ Armstrong
Ys Armstrong
Jack Lamere
Ozivi
Brett
Ion
Shirley
California
Cascade County
Kent
Race Track
Terra Verde
Melrose
Melrose Fire District
Rocker Fire District
Dexter
Keith Chilson
Monrovia
Ventura County
Tooele County
Utah
Loren Dow
Unifax
Beaverhead Fair
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