Montana milk price controls urged to end by auditor
Legislative Auditor Morris Brusset says Montanans pay too much for milk and consumption falls from high prices. The 120 page audit criticizes the Milk Control Board and Division, urges decontrol and licensing, and calls for uncovering unfair practices and better cost based pricing.
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Montana
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Milk Control Division
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Legislative
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Carter to name Harold Brown defense secretary
President elect Carter plans to appoint Harold Brown to be secretary of defense and F Ray Marshall to be secretary of labor, aiming to settle mounting opposition from labor leaders and key legislators. Brown, 49, physicist and former Pentagon official, leads Caltech. Marshall, 48, labor specialist, is likely to quell pressure over John Dunlop’s resignation.
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New York Times
Washington
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Harold Brown
Defense
F. Ray Marshall
Brown
James R Schlesinger
Pentagon
California Institute of Technology
Marshall
John T. Dunlop
University of Texas At Austin
AFL
Dunlop
Schlesinger
Carter
Meany
Brown Meany
Council of Economic Advisers
Charles L Schultze
Brookings Institution
Soviet Union
United States
Carter names women, veteran jurist to top posts in cabinet
President elect Carter unveils a diverse group for his Cabinet: Griffin Bell as attorney general, Juanita Kreps as commerce secretary, and Rep. Bob Bergland as agriculture secretary. The picks follow a strict ethics code that some hopefuls found discouraging.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Bell
Richard M. Nixon
G. Harrold
Game makers admit damage possible in video games
Magnavox and Atari say no permanent TV imprint danger from their games and report few display-damage cases after long on-site use. FTC inquiry noted but no action. Canadian regulator cited. Magnavox warns dealers not to leave sets running. one maker markets TVs with games built in.
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Washington
Magnavox
Atari
Federal Trade
Tion
Television Digest
Council of Better Business Bureaus
Daley Left Mark on Politics and Chicago
Richard J. Daley, longtime mayor and head of the Cook County Democratic machine, died Monday. He shaped Chicago as a political power and builder, turning out votes, steering reforms, and directing vast urban projects including expressways, water facilities, civic center, CTA extensions, O’Hare expansion, and the ILLINOIS Chicago DALEY legacy.
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Daley
Mark
Chicago
Chicago Sun-Times
Richard Joseph Daley
Cook County
Annals of
North Side
Chicago Civic Center
CTA
O'Hare
University of Illinois
Butte Vital Statistics Highlight Page Two
Page two highlights vital statistics with a roundup of births deaths marriages and outros. Obituaries appear on page two detailing local residents with dates and family notes.
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Butte
Supreme Court rules against sex based beer age limit
The court held that states may not set different age minimums for men and women to buy 3.2 percent beer. Oklahoma's law allowing female sales at 18 but restricting males to 21 was struck down. The ruling also rejected extending filing deadlines for EEOC civil rights complaints when union grievance procedures are pursued.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Carter plans broad revamp of Interior and energy role
President elect Carter backs unifying energy and environmental policy sources say. Democrats Jackson and Udall push to reshape Interior into a Resources and Environment Department possibly bringing EPA and CEQ under Cabinet rank. Schlesinger eyed for energy secretary or White House post to shield him from conflicts of interest.
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Morris K. Udall
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Udall
Carter
Everett
Wash
James R Schlesinger
Energy
Schlesinger
White House
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Interior Committee
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Interior
Bonneville
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Southeast
Southwest
Stewart
Kennedy
Johnson
Department
Forest Service
Agriculture Department
Army Corps of Engineers
Agricultures Soil Conservation Service
Mild winter predictions clash between worm and weather experts
National Weather Service forecasts the coldest winter in five years with below normal temperatures from December through February. Appalachian State University biology researchers, based on 632 woolly worm specimens, predict a mild winter ahead with variable conditions through mid January and into early March.
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Newhouse
Washington
National Weather Service
Appalachian State University Biology Department
Sandra Glover
ASU Biology Department
ASU
Donald Gilman
Gilman
Fryslie Named Director of Montana Department of Community Affairs
Harold A. Fryslie, 47, former Bozeman city manager and Glasgow native, named by Governor Thomas Judge to head the Montana Department of Community Affairs. He will replace Judith Carlson and will earn $30,725 annually.
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