Grizzlies Seek Camellia Bowl Upset in Rain Plan
North Dakota State and Montana meet in the Camellia Bowl for the NCAA College Division title with NDSU 10-0 ranked No. 1 and Montana 9-0 No. 2. Rain and wind threaten Hughes Stadium turf as both teams rely on strong rushing attacks and the game nears.
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Sacramento
Calif
North Dakota State
Montana
Bisons
Associated Press
University of Montana Grizzlies
Hughes Stadium
Jack Swarthout
Ron Erhardt
Camellia Association
San Diego State
San Francisco State
Arkansas State
Arlington
Tex
North
Les Kent
Arnie Blancas
Swarthout
Reilly
Jeff Hoffman
Erhardt
Tornado Hits Seattle Area injuring at least one
A tornado formed near Maury Island in Puget Sound and moved eastward over Des Moines Kent and Renton areas south of Seattle. It tore roofs from homes and garages, downed power lines, and caused glass and roof damage at Boeing facilities with one hospitalization reported.
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Seattle
Maury Island
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Salt Water State Park
Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Kent
Boeing Co
Boeing
Renton
Bellevue
Issaquah
Redmond
Butteman arraigned in slain brother case in Butte
Bert Lake 39 of Butte arraigned Friday on first degree murder for the Thursday night shooting death of brother Raymond W. Lake 25. Bond set at 25,000 with preliminary hearing Jan 6. Shooting occurred at 2201 Locust East Butte. Authorities found five cartridge cases and a .22 Ruger pistol. The body bore multiple wounds. Suspect Be at Lake surrendered and said I shot him. The body is at Wayrynen Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Barbara and son Dwayne.
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Bert Lake
Butte
Raymond W. Lake
John W. Whelan
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Winston
Lake
Mark P. Sullivan
F. Lee Williams
Lake Home
Locust
East Butte
Silver Bow County
Ken Cunningham
Tyyne Lake
Silver Bow General Hospital
Beat Lake
Ana
Cunningham
Leo L. Jacobsen
John McEnaney
Dewey Burns
Mark
Wayrynen
Raymond William Lake
William Lake
Barbara
Dwayne
Missouri
MSU Bozeman student voters approve stadium and gym fees
At Montana State University Bozeman, students backed three special issues with about 4,000 turnout. A $1.75 quarterly fee funds a 16,000 seat football stadium, a $4.50 quarterly gym fee funds a physical education center, and an optional $5 athletic fee was debated with most votes preserving mandatory status.
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Bozeman
Montana State University
Jeoff Gibbs
Gibbs
Butte Weather Outlook Through Saturday
Mostly cloudy through Saturday with a chance of rain or snow. Today's outlook shows a high of 38 and a low of 22, per the weather map on Page 2.
Federal funds boost Butte demolition project
The Butte Model Cities Agency received a $52,469 demolition grant to remove 131 dilapidated structures in the model neighborhood area. A telegram from Sen. Mike Mansfield fulfilled plans for funding, bringing total MCA project funds this fiscal year to over $2 million and marking 51 structures demolished by Oct. 31 with 200 buildings to be torn down total.
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Butte Model Cities Agency
Mike Mansfield
James Murphy
MCA
Buy now sleigh later shopping at night in Butte
Butte shoppers navigate busy Christmas schedules by visiting stores at night. Uptown shops along Butte Plaza near Harrison Avenue stay open until 9 p m tonight through Friday and into weekend, with Saturday hours extended as well.
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Butte
Butte Plaza
Harrison Avenue
Irving G. Jacobs 58 Dies in Missoula
Irving G. Jacobs aged 58 died Thursday in Missoula. Born January 29, 1911 in Canada he lived 26 years in Butte. A former farrier and fur shop owner, he held many lodge memberships and chaired state blind services. Survived by wife Carolyn and several relatives, services Monday at Richards Funeral Home. Burial at B Nai Israel Cemetery. Contributions to Montana Association of the Blind.
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Canada
New York City
Butte
Jacobs
Silver Bow Kiwanis
United Commercial Travelers
Damon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Montana Association of the Blind
Silver Bow
Summer School For the Blind
Carolyn
Stanley K. Jacobs
Sepulveda
Calif
Edward Jacobs
Los Angeles
Richards Funeral Home
B’nai Israel Cemetery
Panther probe opens into Chicago Panthers killings
Federal investigators begin a preliminary probe into the December 4 Chicago police raid that killed Black Panther leaders Fred Hampton and Mark Clark to determine if police committed any crime. The inquiry follows civil rights requests and comes as Eldridge Cleaver seeks papers to return home amid a leadership crisis.
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Washington
Chicago
Justice Department
U.S
Algiers
Eldridge Cleaver
Fred Hampton
Mark Clark
Hampton
Montana faces potential income tax calculation error
Budget Director Keith L. Colbo and University of Montana analyst Dr. William D. Diehl warned of a material impact from a revenue projection miscalculation. They will study revised figures to determine the exact effect on the 1969 Legislature after House Bill 99 changes itemized deductions.
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Helena
Keith L. Colbo
William D. Diehl
University of Montana
Governor’s Tax Study Committee
Colbo
Diehl
Montana
Senate approves anti cigarette ad ban bill
The Senate passed 70 to 7 a bill outlawing cigarette advertising on TV and radio after 1970 and strengthening health warnings. The measure delays mandatory warning labels on nonbroadcast media until July 1 1972 unless the FTC finds gross abuse of ad shifting.
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Senate
House
Federal Trade Commission
The
Trade Commission
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