Special Christmas painting by Charlie Russell rediscovered
The Montana Standard notes that John H. Durston of The Anaconda Standard commissioned Russell to paint Arriving at the Road Ranch for the Christmas Dance for the 1901 Christmas edition. The painting appeared in a 70 page issue. Durstons now own the original and praise the old reproduction. It was printed again in color as a Christmas bonus.
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Charles M. Russell
Russell
Road Ranch
Montana
Great Falls
Anaconda Standard
John H. Durston
Marcus Daly
The
Standard
John H
Irene Durston
Watertown
Mass
Durstons
Montana Standard
Massachusetts
Durston
John Durston
Billings Gazette
Kissinger frames Angola as domino risk and U S role
Secretary of State Kissinger outlined a major U S effort to curb Soviet influence in Angola and promote Angolan self determination. He warned that a Soviet dominated government would invite further interventions and cited aid figures while stressing no U S troops will be sent.
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Washington
Henry On Kissinger
United States
Angola
Kissinger
U.S
Vietnam
Moscow
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Luanda
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
National Front For the Liberation of
National Union For the Total Independence of
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Popular Movement
MPLA
Soviet Union
Mood rings misread moods say Kent State scientist
Kent State scientist Dr. Glenn Brown of the Liquid Crystal Institute explains mood rings reflect temperature, not emotions. He notes the liquid crystals respond to finger blood flow and external cold, so color changes track heat rather than happiness or sadness.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State
Glenn Brown
Direc
Tor
Kent State Liquid Crystal Institute
Diplomat Richard Welch Shot Dead in Athens Attack
U S diplomat Richard S Welch was killed by three gunmen outside his Athens suburb home as he returned from a Christmas party. Welch served at the U S Embassy in Athens and was linked by a Greek newspaper to the CIA. His wife Kiki escaped unharmed.
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Athens
Greece
Richard S. Welch
U.S
CIA
Welch
Kiki
Athens News
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Jack B. Kubisch
Psychicho
Constantine Caramanlis
Corfu
United States
Peru
Guatemala
Cyprus
Harvard University
Department of the Army
State Department Foreign Service
America
Washington
Montana coal output tops state projection for year
Montana expects 21.5 million tons of coal mined in 1975, about 700000 tons above earlier estimates. Lt. Gov. Bill Christiansen citing actual totals through November notes Decker Coal Co leads with 8.3 million tons. Projections forecast steady growth through 1980 with annual totals climbing from 28.7 million in 1976 to 42.8 million in 1980.
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Helena
Montana
Bill Christiansen
Christiansen
Montana Energy Advisory Council
Decker Coal Co
Advisory Council
Decker
Western Energy
Westmoreland
Peabody
Knife River
Dumpstering saves bread
In Seattle many residents through dumpstering glean from grocery store refuse to cut groceries costs. Community groups feed at low cost while grocers lock bins and officials warn about health risks and legal limits on taking discarded food.
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Seattle
Alice Ray-Keil
Safeway
Phil Andrus
Bellevue
Ike
Skid Row
Richard Wade
King County
QFC
Robert Alfano
Superman creators win lifelong pensions from Warner
Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel, creators of Superman, will receive $20,000 a year for life from Warner Communications. The payment acknowledges past services and current hardship after they signed away rights in 1938 for $130. The arrangement includes medical benefits and survivor provisions, with the pair both now age 61 and previously living modestly while Superman profits grew.
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New York
Superman
Warner Communications Inc
Joe Shuster
Jerry Siegel
Shuster
Siegel
National Periodical Publications Inc
Warner
Sidiary
Los Angeles
County Officials Accept Audit Findings Plan Reforms
County Atty Gary Winston will convene every office to review the 58 page state audit of Silver Bow County finances. Officials promise to fix bookkeeping, approve new payroll system, microfilming, and a card page system while addressing improper sick leave and birthday off with pay policies.
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Silver Bow
Bill Driscoll
Alice Gosselin
Driscoll
Gosselin
Gary Winston
Ofce
Edge
Winston
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Bert Gaskill
Charlie Russell
Standard State Bureau
Civic Center
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