Scores From Montana High School and College Basketball Night
A sequence of final scores lists Lima 64 leading Leadore 62, Lewistown 63 over Deer Lodge 54, Billings Central 41 over Dillon 33, Twin Bridges 92 over Manhattan 88, Ennis 73 over Willow Creek 46, Whitehall 58 over Townsend 43, Montana Tech 74 over Alberta 45, 74 Montana over 106 Northern Arizona 75, Carroll 80 over Northern Montana 63, Great Falls 92 over Eastern Montana 81, Weber State 85 over Montana State 74.
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Lewistown
Deer Lodge
Billings Central
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Manhattan
Ennis
Willow Creek
Whitehall
Townsend
Montana
Arizona
Carroll
Great Falls
Weber State
Montana State
Ford to create blue ribbon panel on CIA spying
President Ford announced a five to seven member commission to probe possible illegal domestic spying by the CIA. The panel will assess whether the agency exceeded its authority and whether safeguards are adequate, with midweek appointments expected.
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Washington
Ford
Central Intelligence Agency
Special Commission
CIA
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Commission
U.S
H . Kissinger
William E. Colby
Kissinger
Colby
James Schlesinger
Secretary of Defense
United States
Butte Brothers Die in Highway Crash West of Divide
Two Butte brothers, Edward J. Martin 19 and James 15, were killed when their car left Highway 43 and hit a rock wall 3.2 miles west of Divide around 2 a.m. The bodies were found about 3 p.m. and taken to a mortuary. This was Montana's first fatal crash of the year.
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Divide
Butte
Edward J. Martin
James
Hancock
Darby
Beaverhead County
Ron Steven
Duggan Merrill Dolan Mortuary
State Energy Office
Spokane
Montana
State biologist doubts power plants hurt fish
A Montana Fish and Game biologist said proposed Colstrip coal plants 3 and 4 will have no adverse effects on Yellowstone River fish. He noted some predictions may reflect misinterpretation of the department’s wildlife report and stressed cooling water options could limit river water use.
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Montana
Yellowstone
Montana Power
Ken Walcheck
Oral Miles City
Dzivi defends job as Workmen's Comp probe drags on
Special prosecutor Dzivi told the Standard State Bureau he is not resigning from the Woodahl Workmen's Compensation Division inquiry despite reports he may drop the case to lobby for the Montana Railroad Association. He says nothing is decided and he accepted the lobby position months ago, with the legislature looming.
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Helena
Dick Dzivi
Atty
Robert Woodahl
Workmen's Compensation Division
Standard State Bureau
Woodahl
Dzivi
Associated Press
Montana
Pg Association
Suny
State Bureau
Great Falls
Railroad Association
Oil leaders push back after Kissinger warning
Iran's Shah rejects threats saying no one can dictate to us while Libyan Premier Jalloud notes Arab oil producers do not fear force from industrial nations. Israel reports border talks on Lebanon with commanders and a soldier missing in an anti-terror raid is prisoner in a Lebanese jail. Tran notes U S war debt is $365 million.
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Abdelsalem Jalloud
Middle East
Shimon Peres
Mordechai Gur
Lebanon
Tran
United States
Libya
Ford signs $4.5 billion economic and energy package
President Ford signed a supplemental appropriation bill to fund unemployment and job benefits and inject $4.5 billion into reviving the recession. He met about three hours with Vice President Rockefeller and 11 top officials to discuss tentative economic and energy options while keeping details secret until the State of the Union. Administration aides say a tax cut of roughly $10 to $20 billion may be needed to spur growth.
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Washington
Ford
Vice
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ron Nelson
Nelsen
Congress
Butte Anaconda Gasoline Flows Rise Amid Shortage Threat
In 1974 Butte and Anaconda delivered more gasoline to motorists through September than in 1973 despite national calls for cuts. Butte pumped 16.5 million gallons and Anaconda 2.9 million, with statewide deliveries down 3.7 percent. Oil officials fear possible rationing as Canadian crude supplies tighten.
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Butte
Anaconda
Bill Christiansen
Christiansen
Montana
Ottawa
Canada
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
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Lima
Leadore
Montana Tech
Alberta
Columbus Plaza
Albertson’s
Harrison Avenue
Butte Knights of Columbus
Highland View Manor
al Carr
Justice Department
Richard Helms
Helms
Iran
Butte Brothers
Department Environment and Information di- Colstrip
Henry A. Kissinger
Shah
Bridget Billings
Gerald Ford
San Diego
Robert Smeding
British Columbia
Unifax
Butte-Anaconda
Federal Energy Office
Butte and
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