Court okays higher gas rate and marriage power change
Montana faces a double update as the Uniform Marriage and Divorce Act may strip justices of the peace and mayors of wedding authority effective Jan 1 1976 and the Montana Power Co gains a large temporary natural gas rate pass through approved by the state Supreme Court prompting a $11.6 million annual increase with potential rebates.
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Montana Power
PSC
Commission
Supreme Court
Justice Burger refuses to stop mail-rate hike
The Supreme Court declined to block postal rate increases, leaving in place a plan for a hearing on their legality. The Postal Service argues delays worsen its finances while rates aim to raise about 2.5 billion dollars annually. The 30 percent first class letter rise to 13 cents dominates the changes.
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New York Times
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Bomb blast at LaGuardia kills 11 in holiday shock
Investigators hunt for bomber after a locker explosion at LaGuardia Airport kills 11 and injures about 75. Police describe the device as the city’s worst in years with the blast sending deadly shrapnel through the luggage area.
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N.J
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Columbus
Ohio
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Kalamazoo
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Blast ends dream of world trip at La Guardia terminal
Edythe Bull 72 of Brevard North Carolina died in a bomb blast at LaGuardia Airport as she awaited a 6:30 p.m. bus for an around the world trip. Ten others were killed and a friend who planned to join her identified the body.
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Washington
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la Guardia
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New York
Edythe Bull
Brevard
N.C
Westchester County
New York City
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Cooper
Bronxville
Brothers join Buttekin after escape from China
Ding Cheong Tam and Ding Hung Tam, 24 and 18, arrived in Butte Monday night after more than a year of perilful escape from Canton China. They are kin to Pekin Noodle Parlor owner Danny Wong. Danny, 47, came to Butte 27 years ago. He worries for remaining family in China while noting hardships under government rule and limited English.
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Ding Hung Tam
Tam Brothers
Ding K. Tam
Danny Wong
South Main Street
Danny
Butte
Canton
China
Gulf Oil Used Politics for Clout Across Years
A Gulf Oil corporate review says the firm ran a 10 to 12 million dollar political donations program at home and abroad to gain attention. The committee could not trace ultimate recipients for 13 years, partly due to the top lobbyist under Watergate probe not testifying.
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Gulf Oil
Washington
Gulf Oil Corp
Watergate
Claude C. Wild Jr
Archie D. Gray
Liquor dulls tongue and deafens ears study says
Researchers from the University of California Irvine studied 18 couples ages 21 to 30 to examine Alcohol's Effect on Some Formal Aspects of Verbal Communication. They used peppermint drinks with varying vodka doses and recorded talk volume overlaps interruptions and etiquette in speech.
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Washington
University of California
Department of Psychiatry At
Irvine
Archives of American Psychiatry
St James expands emergency coverage with full-time night physicians
St James Community Hospital will have a full-time physician in the emergency room at night and weekends starting Friday. Through a contract with Western Montana Emergency Room Physicians the Missoula group, eight hours nightly Monday through Thursday and Friday to Monday, will staff the ER. The aim is to improve immediate care while maintaining current hospital rates.
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Western
Missoula
Butte
Clarice
Sister Clarice
St. James
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Ford Returns to Washington After Colorado Ski Trip
President Ford flew from Vail to Washington after an eight day Colorado ski vacation and met with Transportation and Justice officials to discuss the New York LaGuardia airport bombing that killed 11 and injured about 75. He pledged to maximize federal efforts to curb terrorism.
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Vail
Colo
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