Boulder River School and Hospital chief threatens staff shakeup
Boulder River School and Hospital Superintendent Robert Perry said changes will come by February 1 if goals aren’t met, warning some staff may lose jobs. He cited issues in record keeping, staffing, supplies, housekeeping, maintenance, and laundry, while stressing not all conditions are poor.
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Gary Langley
Standard State Bureau
Helena
Boulder River School and Hospital
Robert Perry
State Bureau
Perry
Auto sled crash injures Butte boy seven
A seven year old Butte boy Teddy Kocher was critically injured in a car sled collision at Oregon and B streets Thursday evening. He was treated in Butte then transported to St. Patrick’s Hospital in Missoula. The driver Gary Tretheway sixteen said he could not see the boy in time on icy dark roads.
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Butte
Oregon
Teddy Kocher
Bruce Kocher
S. Arizona
St. Patrick's Hospital
Missoula
Gary J. Tretheway
Tretheway
Nixon keeps Rogers as Secretary of State in second term
President Nixon will retain William P. Rogers as secretary of state to ensure continuity in foreign policy. New top aides will fill State Department roles, including Kenneth Rush as deputy secretary, William J. Casey as undersecretary for economic affairs, and William Porter as undersecretary for political affairs. Curtis Tarr remains in his post.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Rogers
State Department
Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Middle East
Europe
Kenneth Rush
Defense
John N. Irwin II
South Vietnam
Rush
U.S
West Germany
Curtis J. Tarr
Printing firm eyed for $50,000 mixup in Montana
State officials met with Fred W. Naegele of State Publishing Co to cut costs on a 1973 session laws printing contract. The mixup could add about $50,000 to the bill as the Legislative Council and Department of Administration sought lower prices amid a shift to camera-ready copy. Rep. Francis Bardanouve and H. F. Weggenman pressed for savings while Naegele pledged to pass on any dollar or time savings if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Legislative Council
Department of Administration
State Publishing Co
Francis Bardanouve
Charlem
H. F
Mike” Weggenman
State
Fred W. Naegele
Senate
Bardanouve
Naegele
Montana Mayor Micone elected to National League of Cities board
Butte Mayor Mario Mike Micone became the first Montana city official elected to the National League of Cities board. He was among 15 officials chosen at the Indianapolis convention and will serve a two year term. Roman Gribbs Detroit.
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Butte
Mario
Mike
Micone
Montana
National League of Cities
League of Cities
Indianapolis
Roman Gribbs
Detroit
Thomas Bradley
Los Angeles
E.J. Garn
Salt Lake City
Tom Powers
Montana League of Cities and Towns
National Organization
Lewistown
Butte Policeman Exonerated After Dismissal in Court
Police patrolman Bob Lee Jr. won exoneration in justice court when Judge J. J. Winston granted the prosecution's motion to dismiss. Defense attorney Maurice Hennessey objected, arguing the case should rely on factual proof rather than a dismissal. The judge stated the matter was dismissed, leaving the defendant relieved but the defense unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lee Jr
Justice Court
J. J. Winston
Maurice Hennessey
J. Brian Tierney
Hennessy
Hennessey
Winston
Tierney
Nine elderly die in blaze at Baptist Towers Atlanta
A early Thursday fire at the Baptist Towers elderly home in southwest Atlanta killed nine residents and injured 32. Fire officials cited smoke inhalation and panic as key factors with an elevator stalled on the seventh floor and a power outage affecting upper floors. The 11 story, $4.5 million complex on Myrtle Drive stood near Ft. McPherson.
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Atlanta
Jim Seagraves
Seagraves
Pauline Hersey
Myrtle Drive
Ft. McPherson
Butteman appoints McTaggart to Montana PSC post
Gov. Forrest H. Anderson names Robert E. McTaggart to succeed Alfred C. Langley on the Montana Public Service Commission. McTaggart, 33, Previously ran a forest products business and served as Anderson's military aide. Langley resigns for personal reasons. McTaggart will draw 14,000 a year, joining Louis Boedecker and Ernest C. Steel on the three member panel.
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McTaggart
Langley
Republican Party
Montana Power Co
Steel and
Boedecker
Alex B. Stephenson
Pentagon says troop withdrawals in Vietnam will ease
The Defense Department said no more formal White House announcements on South Vietnam pullouts will be made as the 27,000 troop ceiling is reached. Vietnamization continues with small, ongoing American withdrawals. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho resume Paris talks as Nixon holds meetings with Nguyen Phu Duc and Thieu's envoy. no comments issued.
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Washington
Pentagon
White House
U.S
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Paris
Henry Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Nixon
Nguyen Phu Duc
Duc
Florida
Gerald Warren
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Warren
Nixon plan would station police at airports and use weapon detectors
The Nixon administration proposes law enforcement at all boarding gates from 30 minutes before to boarding on domestic flights and one hour before international departures. Walk through weapon detectors would be used for all passengers, with carryon luggage searched.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Sen
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Volpe
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Air Transportation Security Force
Two Die In Missoula Light Aircraft Crash
Two men, Donald G. Hankle and Ruben Landau both of Missoula, died when a single engine plane struck a transmission line and crashed five miles south of Lolo. The wreckage scattered over a wide area and blocked one lane of U.S. 93. The pilot’s destination was not disclosed.
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Missoula
Mont
Donald G. Hankle
Ruben Landau
Lolo
U.S. 93
Sheriff makes Christmas list
The page notes a sheriff compiling a holiday list amid local chatter. It reflects seasonal preparation and community updates as December progresses.
Anaconda Co. stance on uptown Butte moves and Columbia Gardens
Anaconda Co spokesmen in Montana outline a flexible stance on uptown Butte relocation pressures. They push drilling at the Continental Pit while avoiding a fixed timetable and signal potential community-based moves for Columbia Gardens, including possible transfer of facilities to public projects. They deny plans to push Walkerville or force relocation, noting owners have already sold properties as exploration continues.
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Anaconda Co
Montana
Butte Hill
Robert Weed
Tucson
Sarsfield
Columbia Gardens
World Museum of Mining
Montana Tech
Columbia Garden
Walkerville
Weed
Butte
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Secretary of
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Butteman
PSC
Livingston
Burlington
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Due
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Columbia
Butte Weather
Uptown
William J. Clark
Standard
Primary Metals Division
East Ridge
P. Largey MacDonald
MacDonald
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