Crime board warns on corruption and gambling risks
The Montana State Board of Crime Control endorsed a 34 page report predicting higher crime and enforcement costs if gambling is legalized even for bingo. It cites Nevada experiences, says licensing and policing must precede any legalization, and warns of increased prostitution burglary fraud and political corruption.
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Trucker protest tightens grip in Billings clash in Montana
Montana officials moved to deter blockades amid reports of planned highway stoppages and gunfire. Governor Judge activated the National Guard and Attorney General Woodahl dispatched 40 patrolmen to Billings as truckers gathered, with scattered violence minimal and drivers escorted through.
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Bill Schulenberg
Ken Newman
Ryans, Inc
Newman
Highway Patrol
Billings Gazette
Yellowstone County
Dean Betzer
Dick Shoup
R-Mont
Missoula
Shoup
Don Coleman
Montana Motor Transport Association
Teamsters Union
Coleman
Teamsters
Bob Griffith
Montana Highway Patrol
Truckers’ Uprising Lingers With Scattered Violence
A two day trucker shutdown continues with limited industry impact. Government reports lighter traffic in five states and no major firm shutdowns. Secretary Claude Brinegar promises fuel support as “truck-ins” persist in at least ten states amid continued harassment of nonunion drivers and fuel delivery disruptions.
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Congressmen seek power to stop Nixon fuel rationing
In a Washington AP report Congress moved to curb Nixon fuel rationing by granting both houses 15 days to veto any administration order. The energy bill progress included votes on anti busing amendments, a 55 mph Senate plan, and proposals to boost heating oil production. A fatal CO poisoning case in Jefferson County and a note on notable local death followed.
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White House
Gerald R. Ford
Suez
Herbert Stein
Great Britain
Cost of Living Council
Louis C. Wymann
Rn.h
Utilities push higher rates as fuel costs rise
Washington and Los Angeles face utility rate hikes as 12 major power firms seek nearly 495 million dollars in increases to cover soaring fuel costs and energy saving cutbacks. Edison Electric Institute and others cite the need for capital to build facilities and justify higher charges, withspecific demands including a 30 percent rise by Edison Co of New York and a 14 percent TVA home rate rise over two years.
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Delayed decisions on smelter pollution variances in three cities
Helena agencies postpone final health department ruling on sulfur dioxide and fluorine variance requests from American Smelting and Refining Co. in East Helena, Anaconda Copper Co. in Anaconda, and Anaconda Aluminum Co. in Columbia Falls. A draft environmental impact statement is due in January with a final statement expected by February and a potential public hearing in March before the state board of health. Public comment runs 45 days.
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Donald Holtz
East Helena
Anaconda
Columbia Falls
Health Department
Holtz
State Board of Health
American Smelting and Refining Co
Anaconda Copper Co
Anaconda Aluminum Co
Bozeman Newspapers Sold to Gallatin Publishing Co
The Gallatin County Tribune and Belgrade Journal and The Valley Shopper in Bozeman have been sold to Gallatin Publishing Co, led by Walter Secor, publisher of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. Sale effective Jan 1. price not announced. Montie Stanhope and Stanley Burgard, buyers since 1967, will expand the plant's printing division which will be renamed Color World of Montana Inc, with offices at 201 E Mendenhall. Secor plans to continue Shopper printing. Tribune Journal plans unclear and several advertising and editorial staff are being released.
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Gallatin County Tribune
Belgrade Journal
Valley Shopper
Gallatin Publishing Co
Walter Secor
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Montie Stanhope
Stanley Burgard
Tribune-Journal
Shopper
Color World of Montana, Inc
E. Mendenhall
Secor
SBA clipped for 135000 subsidy amid protest
A California campaign official for President Nixon secured a 135000 dollar SBA subsidy on a Navy contract to Aceco Tool Corp despite a review panel's 3-1 denial as excessive. The subsidy, 67.7 percent of the base price, was the agency’s highest in percentage terms, and Aceco's owner denied political influence. The House Banking Committee moved to bar outside influence on SBA loans as part of a bill extending lending authority.
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Leonard Rosen
Aeeves
John C. Patrick Jr
Marshall J. Parker
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