Annex destroyed at Warm Springs clinic to be saved
About 30 to 40 patients will be moved to Galen State Hospital after a fire burned two buildings at Warm Springs State Hospital. The old Annex was destroyed and the adjoining clinic building may be rebuilt. Drugs in the clinic valued around 100000 may be salvaged. Fire investigators begun. evacuation of about 160 patients occurred with no injuries.
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Warm Springs
Galen State Hospital
Warm Springs State Hospital
Edwin G. Kellner
State Department of Institutions
William A. Pentula
Kellner
Fire damages buildings at Warm Springs complex
Kelner said two buildings suffered smoke and water damage and all were insured. The fire started in the Annex Building upper story, spreading to the Clinic roof. Fire crews from Butte Anaconda Opportunity and Deer Lodge aided, while Warm Springs volunteers staffed by institution workers assisted.
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Kellner
Butte
Anaconda
Opportunity
Deer Lodge
Warm Springs
Wholesale prices rise sharply in November reports
The Labor Department said the wholesale price index climbed 0.6 percent in November, the largest monthly gain since July, pushing a 12 month rise to 5.4 percent. Food, clothing, cars, lumber, and gas led gains while meat prices fell. the effect of Nixon price controls is noted.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Senger
Imelda Marcos Attacked In Manila Park Knife Attack
An assailant stabbed Imelda Marcos, wife of the Philippine president, with a one-foot bolo knife at an amusement park near Manila. Millions watched on television as she was rushed to a hospital in fair condition.
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Imelda Marcos
Philippines
Manila
Supreme Court limits unions power over defecting members
The court ruled 8 to 1 that unions cannot fine workers who quit during a strike and return to work, stating a member’s resignation ends the union’s authority. The ruling involved Textile Workers Union actions at a Nashua plant in 1968–69 and contrasts with a 1967 decision about crossing picket lines. A separate unanimous ruling affirmed tenants’ right under the 1968 Civil Rights Act to sue landlords for denying housing to Black applicants.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Textile Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Nashua, N.H
International Paper Box Machine Co
Douglas
United Automobile Workers
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co
UAW
NLRB
Harry A. Blackmun
Blackmun
Apollo 17 Moon Flight Sets Course For Lunar Landing
Apollo 17 commanded by Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt with Ronald Evans lifted from Cape Kennedy after a late computer delay and a three hour postponement. The crew, aiming for a Monday touch down, will circle the moon aboard the command ship while conducting three days of surface exploration and experiments.
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Moon
Schedue
Eugene A. Cernan
Harrison
Jack” H. Schmitt
Ronald E. Evans
Apollo
Cernan
Mission Control
Space
Gene
Houston
Schmitt
Lunar
America
Evans
100 Land Sale Probe Points to Possible Illicit Deal
County Attorney probes an apparently illegal 20 acre sale in the Golden Site Survey area south and east of Butte. The property, bought Aug 16, 1972 by Batt Pesanti for 100 dollars, was sold privately at his request, with county officials alledging lack of authority for private sale and referencing a prior 1971 nine acre sale later rescinded.
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Larry Stimatz
Butte
Joe Kissock
St Holman
Batt Pesanti
W. Daly
Walkerville
U.iey
Five Mile
Pesanti
Stimatz
Kissock
Ray Wolfe
Wolfe
Butte shivers under record December cold spell
Montana standards editor notes Butte's extreme cold with five days of subzero readings. Airport figures show -40 at times and a predicted -5 to -10 high with -33 low tonight. Temperature inversion keeps uptown areas warmer while summit valley stays frigid.
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Gaskill
Montana Standard
Butte
Butte Hill
Summit
Uptown
Quads Born in Denver in Double Trouble No More
Four newborns three boys and a girl arrived Thursday morning at Denver General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Tarver. The quadruplets weighed 2 pounds 15 ounces to 5 pounds 4% ounces and were placed in incubators in the intensive care unit. Dr. Randy Jeffrey delivered with Dr. Horace Thompson and Dr. Owen O. Omera assisting.
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Denver
Denver General Hospital
William Tarver
Randy Jeffrey
Horace Thompson
Owen O. O’mera
Truman Improves but Remains Critical in Lung Heart Battle
Former President Harry S. Truman, 88, was reported in improved condition after a tense night at Research Hospital. Doctors kept him on the critical list amid heart failure and acute pulmonary edema, with infection in the bronchial tree. His wife Bess and daughter Margaret Truman Daniel stayed by his side as progress was noted from night to day.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital and Medical Center
Independence
Truman
Wallace Graham
Wayne Conery
Bess
Margaret Truman Daniel
Daniel
Washington
Some aldermen to lose jobs
A brief municipal note indicates several aldermen face removal or resignation, signaling potential shifts in city governance and policy direction. The item emphasizes political turnover and upcoming leadership changes.
Falls Voters Approve City Manager Form in Frigid Ballot
Great Falls residents approved switching from mayor council to a city manager system by 11 633 to 3 307 amid 15 below zero wind chill. Voters turnout reached nearly 60 percent as a Citizens Action Group-backed plan moved forward. The council faced Montana Supreme Court guidance before the election.
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Great Falls
Citizen's Action Group
Montana Supreme Court
Great Falls Tribune
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William O. Douglas
National Labor Relations Board
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Robert J. Holland
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