Kennedy to testify at Mary Jo Kopechne inquest
Edard M Kennedy is expected to face questions about Mary Jo Kopechne's death at the inquest opening in Edgartown Mass. He has given two public statements about the night of the Chappaquiddick accident. District Attorney Edmund Dinis pushed for the inquiry after Kennedy's TV appearance. The hearing starts at 10 am before Judge James Boyle with strict access rules and 21 summonses issued.
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Edgartown
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Massachusetts
Chappaquiddick Island
Kennedy
Edmund Dinis
Er Kennedy
James A. Boyle
Sus Boyle
Edgartown District Court
Lsey
Thomas A. Teller
Two new meter maids hired for Butte traffic beat
Mayor Mike Micone selected Lorna B. Pesikan and Kay Weyhe from about 24 applicants to serve as meter maids. They will patrol on foot to enforce parking rules and replace motorcycle officers. Pay is expected around 300 dollars monthly. Training with Asst. Chief Joe Zobenica and Lt. Harry Lambert follows.
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Butte
Mike Micone
Pesikan
Weyhe
Asst
Joe Zobenica
Zobenica
Harry Lambert
Butte Man Held After Fatal Knife Stabbing
Vernon F Huggins 47 is in the city jail for homicide investigation in the stabbing death of his mother Myrtle A Huggins 70 at their 624 N Henry Butte home. Coroner Leo Jacobsen identified the victim. An autopsy was planned and the knife recovered at the scene. Police, county attorney Mark Sullivan, and the coroner continue the investigation.
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Butte
Myrtle A. Huggins
N. Henry
Leo Jacobsen
Vernon F. Huggins
George Skuletich
Huggins
Skuletich
Jacobsen
Silver Bow
Mark Sullivan
Vernon M. Huggins
Dillon parade to honor saddle bronc champ Davis
Shawn Davis will be grand marshal of the Dillon Labor Day parade. Mick Naranche, parade chairman, announced the ceremony noting Davis is a Whitehall saddle bronc champion and ranks ninth in the Rodeo Cowboys Association standings. The parade begins at 10 30 a m Monday.
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Dillon
Shawn Davis
Mick Naranche
Davis
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Montana doctors gather for 91st annual convention in Butte
The Montana Medical Association plans its 91st annual three day meeting in Butte starting September 10 drawing about 200 physicians plus 400 total attendees including wives and guests. Dr. Mark B Listerud will open daily House of Delegates sessions with four scientific talks by leaders from multiple states and cities.
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Montana Medical Association
Butte
Mark B. Listerud
Wolf Point
State Association
House of Delegates
Seattle
Portland
Salt Lake City
Denver
Rochester
Minn
Baltimore
Blair J. Henningsgaard
Astoria
Ore
Oregon Medical Association
Oscar A. Swenson
Kali
Fashion rules vary widely and wildly across schools
A review of how American schools handle dress and grooming shows wide variance from city to city. Long hair and natural cuts are allowed in Portland Chicago Washington D C and New Jersey while others ban T shirts bell bottom pants sandals exposed midriffs and minidresses. Courts have upheld limits only on school hours in some cases, and fashion debates spark student protests in several states.
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Richard Blystone
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Chicago
Washington, D.C
New Jersey
Dallas
Highland Park High
Bellbottom
William Armistead
DeKalb County
Maine
Eastern High
Baltimore
Pocatello
Idaho
Detroit
Walworth County
Wis
American Civil Liberties Union
Helena Man Dies in North Helena Home Fire
A Helena resident identified as Robert Vincent, about 25, died in an early Saturday fire that gutted a four room, 98-year-old house on the northeast side. Fire reported at 5:53 a.m. Vincent reportedly slept in a bedroom when the blaze began in a living room couch and brushes blocked a path to a small bedroom window. Sheriff-coroner Dave Middleman ruled the death accidental by burning.
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Helena
Robert Vincent
Vincent
Dave Middleman
Lewis and Clark County
Refugee amnesty urged as Sept. 15 deadline looms
Prague orders 50,000 Czechoslovaks abroad to return home by September 15 without punishment for unauthorized travel. Emigres expect only a few hundred to comply. Officials fear after amnesty new curbs will tighten travel, censorship, and movement within the country.
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West
Prague
Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
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