18 Dec 1977
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1977
Page
1
In a series of Montana college scores eee beat St. Cloud 101 to 90, Creighton defeated Montana 71 to 67, NW Nazarene edged Carroll 73 to 68, Central beat Lewistown 75 to 70, Sentinel won over Anaconda 71 to 61, Deer Lodge defeated Livingston 56 to 52, and Dillon fell to Laurel 59 to 48.
President Sadat said Israel’s concessions fall short and Begin will travel to Egypt for a direct meeting before week’s end. He told reporters at Giza he awaits Begin’s response to his Jerusalem visit as peace talks in Cairo attempt to gain momentum toward a comprehensive settlement.
The State Tax Appeals Board reduced property appraisals for seven uptown Butte owners. Hearings held Nov 24 in the Silver Bow County Courthouse led to lowered land and building values due to high vacancies and weak market conditions. A citywide reappraisal is planned next year.
The Associated Press reports the nationwide farmers strike for higher crop prices has yielded little visible impact on food markets. Grain and livestock markets ran normally in Iowa Missouri and Montana amid some local shutdowns in Georgia and South Carolina. Dairy and fresh produce moved to market as usual with prices largely stable, underscoring grain storage as a key weakness for the protest.
In Hays Kansas farmers blocked entrances to Safeway stores with pickup trucks and CB antennas as a symbolic protest over low prices. Leader Frank Polifka said picketers would not block customers and the action would end at 3 p m Friday. Stores cooperated and the strike drew a calm, local response despite national movement tensions.
Chicago Daily News reports two University of Chicago physicists Gary Horowitz and Basilis Xanthopoulos calculated Santa visits about 2 billion households in 24 hours, traveling 70 000 miles per hour and accelerating between stops. Time dilation from acceleration keeps him young.
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