Missing light aircraft carrying two Anaconda men
A single engine plane with Leo Perkins and Richard Parini, missing since Wednesday, is believed down in the northwest Anaconda mountains. Search efforts resume at daybreak with ground crews, snowmobiles, and aircraft. The aircraft left Anaconda airport around 5:45 am, fuel enough for noon, and no flight plan was filed.
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Anaconda
Leo Perkins
Anaconda Arbiter
Richard Parini
Perkins
Parini
al Eisenbart
Eisenbart
Ana
Harold Beddore
Butte
Butte Fss
Sheridan
Helena
Philipsburg
Army National Guard
Grumman
Butte Area Vital Statistics And Obituaries
Page 2 notes identified shooting victims in Bozeman with follow up on victims and local obituaries. Page 6 reports McMahon and Delaney filling Lubick's staff. Page 11 and 12 mention rent subsidies and Senator remarks on Montana culture. Nurse leaps fences to save lives highlighted in regional feature.
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Butte-area
Bozeman
Ose
McMahon, Delaney
Lubick
Mining City Television Guide
U.S
Butte
Montana
Yeatene
Tax payments uncertain as Milwaukee Road files bankruptcy
Butte-Silver Bow officials face potential funding gaps as first half 1977-78 property taxes approach deadline. Milwaukee Road bounced three checks totaling 42 865 dollars for the year, municipal funds may be held due to bankruptcy. Anaconda Co may withhold taxes amid a State Tax Appeals Board protest, delaying revenue. Delays in processing assessments further slow collections, risking school and county operating funds.
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Benjamin Franklin
Butte-Silver Bow
Milwaukee Road
Anaconda Co
State Tax Appeals Board
Treasury
Bob
McCarthy
First National Bank of Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Co
Silver Bow County
Anaconda
Carter charts six nation trip centered on energy policy
President Carter outlined a Europe Near East and Asia journey beginning Thursday focused on energy as a unifying issue. He called energy a prime question while promising productive steps and goodwill. The trip now includes Poland Iran India Saudi Arabia France and Belgium with Mrs. Carter visiting social programs. Carter aims to urge Jordan to join Middle East peace talks and may meet with Syria’s Assad.
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Washington
Carter
Europe
Near East
Asia
India
France
Plains
King Hussein
Jordan
Iran
Rosalynn
Poland
Saudi Arabia
Belgium
Carters
South America
Africa
Congress
United States
Khaled
White House
Hussein
Tehran
Riyadh
Middle East
Hafez Assad
Warsaw
Andrews Air Force Base
Edward Gierek
Communist Party
Miller to lead Fed replacing Burns as chairman
President Carter announces G William Miller of Textron Inc will replace Arthur Burns as Federal Reserve Board chairman. Miller, a Providence based businessman and Boston Fed director, will be nominated for a 14 year board term and Carter will appoint him chairman for four years after Senate approval. Burns will stay on the board until 1964.
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William Miller
Textron Inc
Carter
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Arthur F. Burns
G. William Miller
New England
Burns
Miller
Providence
R.I
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Senate
Central Bank
Dr. Burns
Junkyard vendors oppose junkyard hour limits in Butte plan
Butte Silver Bow judiciary panel heard protests against a proposed ordinance regulating junkyards and requiring a 200 annual license, 2500 bond, and buyer records while excluding state licensed wrecking yards. Proponents defend local police powers. critics warn of privacy concerns and business impact. The committee postponed action.
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Butte
J.C. Penney
Woolworth's
Tony di Fronzo
Pacific Hide and Fur Depot
Judiciary Committee
Butte- Silver Bow
Silver Bow Towing Association
Bob McCarthy
DiFronzo
Butte-Silver
McCarthy
Montana Supreme Court
George McCracken
McCracken Metals
McCracken
Three Day Weekend Observed For New Year Holiday
Workers across federal state and county offices banks Montana Power Co and Mountain Bell gain a three day break. Mail and garbage service pause Monday with landfill open Saturday and closed Sunday Monday. State liquor stores closed Sunday through Tuesday, reopen Wednesday then inventory Thursday. Anaconda Co laborers get Saturday Sunday off with regular Monday work. Company offices close Friday through Monday and resume Tuesday. Rural county schools end Christmas vacation Monday while Montana Tech and Butte schools add one more day off returning Tuesday.
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Montana Power Co
Mountain Bell
Anaconda Co
Montana Tech
Butte
Fair and cool Thursday weather outlook
A cool Thursday with scattered snow showers developing late Thursday and increasing Friday. Forecast highs around 25 and wind chills near 5, with more details continuing on Page 14.
New Democratic leader vows debt payoff and gains 1978 gains
John White named Democratic national chairman by President Carter sets 1978 goals to pay off the party’s 2.5 million debt and elect more Democrats to Congress. He will take over after the DNC meeting next month and plans a positive mid term convention while Carter to address fundraisers. White, a longtime Texas official, is likened to Robert Strauss and backed by Strauss for the role.
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Washington
John White
Carter
Congress
White
White House
Texas
Kenneth Curtis
Maine
Democratic National Committee
Robert Strauss
Curtis
Atlanta
Texas Agriculture Commissioner
National Committee
Strauss
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Carmen Winslow
Standard
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda Pindar
Georgetown Lake
Flint Creek
Hese
Mike Micone
Conference Board
Richard M. Nixon
Wilanow Palace
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