Babcock seeks another term as Montana governor
Montana Governor Tim Babcock announced plans to run for a second full term in the GOP primary on June 4. He reiterated support for a sales tax but said he would veto any measure without voter approval. He faced Ted James, the lieutenant governor seeking the nomination in a conservative versus liberal split.
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James Glad Babcock In Race Split Feared In Montana GOP
Lt. Gov. Ted James says he is glad Gov. Tim Babcock will oppose him in the Montana gubernatorial primary. He cites clearer lines between their approaches and vows to campaign vigorously. Analysts note the Babcock James contest could split the Republican vote ahead of the June 4 primary.
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Jury pool drawn for Silver Bow County spring term
Judge James D. Freebourn drew 75 names Tuesday for jury duty in Dept. No. 2 of the Silver Bow County District Court. The list was sent to the sheriff for subpoenas to be served returnable Feb. 21.
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Reds Drive Tanks Into South Camp Near Demilitarized Zone
A government spokesman said a reconnaissance plane observed North Vietnamese troops entering a camp about 20 miles south of the DMZ after dawn. In Saigon, U S Command reported 22 748 enemy dead and 1 768 allied fatalities since Jan 30, with B 52s and air power used near Lang Vei as defense stiffens.
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Enterprise Ordered to Withdraw From North Korea Coast
The USS Enterprise has been ordered to withdraw hundreds of miles southwest of the Korea Strait as an apparent gesture to help secure Pueblo crew release talks. U N sources in New York note Hungary proposed the move to ease negotiations at Panmunjom, with other task force ships remaining on station nearby.
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Pyongyang
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New York Sanitation Strike Leader Jailed for Defying Court
John DeLury, head of the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association, was sentenced to 15 days in jail for contempt after resisting a court order to end a five day strike. The Taylor Law fines possible at up to $10,000 daily for unions, while 40,000 tons of garbage piled on city streets as private collectors handled hospital pickups and other sites.
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Montana governor disputes national ranking on industry incentives
Montana Governor Tim Babcock criticized a national study that ranks Montana 49th among states for attracting new industry. The Industrial Development and Manufacturing Record report lists 57 incentives, showing Montana with 15 and Nevada with 12. North Dakota leads with 38, but Babcock says the method is flawed and lacks validity.
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Standard State Bureau
Helena
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Montana
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Nevada
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Coed kills herself rather than shoot dog as punishment
Linda Marie Ault 21 a married ASU coed in Tempe died after shooting herself rather than harming her dog Beauty to satisfy punishment for an alleged night with a Williams Air Force Base lieutenant. Police quoted her father and described a family plan to wake Linda up by forcing the act.
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Wisconsin panel certifies Rockefeller. Kennedy not on ballot
Wisconsin officials certified Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican presidential primary while Robert F. Kennedy was kept off the ballot. The panel also rejected George Wallace as a Democratic candidate, saying he should run in November on his third party ticket.
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Illinois
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Minnesota
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
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Alabama
Eisenhower Nets Hole in One at Palm Springs Course
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, made his first hole in one at Seven Lakes Country Club in Palm Springs California. He used a No 9 iron on the 104 yard par three 13th hole and later had an eagle on the par four 8th while missing a one on 18.
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