Dillon lass wins Junior Miss title
Sherri Ann Jones an 18 year old Beaverhead County High School senior won Montana Junior Miss in Kalispell Saturday night. She earns about 900 in scholarships and a trip to Mobile Alabama to compete for national honors. Butte’s Valerie Kilgore was named Breck Hairstyling runnerup.
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Kalispell
Sherri Ann Jones
Beaverhead County
Montana
Miss Jones
L. C. Jones
Dillon
Mobile
Ala
Butte
Valerie Kilgore
Butte High
Melvin Kilgore
Walnut
Environmental clash over Montana air standards at hearing
Helena Montana environmentalists and the smelter industry clashed at a State Board of Health hearing on pollution control. The Anaconda Co. and ASARCO urged lenient sulfur dioxide limits while citizens pressed to retain or strengthen standards. The plan aims to meet federal air quality goals with strict state rules.
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Helena
State Board of Health
Anaconda Co
American Smelting and Refining Co
Asarco
Health Department
Montana
Benjamin F. Wake
Wake
State board delays action on pollution control plan
The Board of Health will not take formal action on the implementation plan. The plan must be submitted to the federal government by January 31. The health department will review hearing suggestions and then file the plan, per Dr. John An- POLLUTE Page 16.
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Board of Health
Health Department
John An
Grenade attack at Qui Nhon youth rally kills nine
In Qui Nhon a grenade exploded at a government youth rally killing nine teachers and students and wounding about 110. The assailant escaped. The target appeared to be Col. Nguyen Van Chuc, the province chief, who was wounded.
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Saigon
Qui Nhon
U.S
Binh Dinh
Col
Nguyen van Chuc
Chuc
Dallas Federal Reserve shredding worn bills into roofing material
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas destroys five to seven and a half million worn Southwest currency weekly, shredding it into confetti for possible recycling. The process, first of its kind among 37 offices, uses a four-part destructor to pulverize bundles, with residue bagged for disposal or later use in plastics and paper goods.
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Dallas
Tex
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Southwest
Dallas Bank
Federal Reserve
Tony Salvaggio
J.B. Ledberry Inc
Tyler
Atom energy chief says emphasis stays on weapons and peaceful use
AEC chairman Dr. James R. Schlesinger denied reports of reduced focus on military applications. He said the overhaul shifts emphasis toward practical uses in both weapons and peaceful atomic energy while de-emphasizing technology for technology's sake.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
James R. Schlesinger
AEC
Schlesinger
Russians declare a war on words in crackdown on dissent
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports the Soviet union intensifies its clampdown on intellectuals. Vladimir Bukovsky receives seven years in prison and five years' exile for attempting to undermine Soviet power. The regime signals sanctions on Western correspondents over contact with dissidents.
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William L. Ryan
Kremlin
Vladimir Bukovsky
Bukovsky
East Belfast booby trap explodes injuring 26 mainly civilians
An east Belfast house was demolished when an IRA booby trap lured British soldiers into a timing device triggered blast. Twenty six people including seven children were injured. nine released later. Police blamed dissident insurgents for a Belfast innkeeper’s murder weeks earlier.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Brendon Dunlop
Queen’s Own Highlanders
East Belfast
Sheriff Street
Gerald Woods
Con-con section planned by The Standard publishes January
The Standard plans a 20 page Sunday section on the Constitutional Convention to inform voters. It will appear in Billings Gazette Missoulian and Independent Record editions. The public service study includes delegate biographies pros and cons, reasons for the convention, potential actions, and citizen guidance.
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Lee
Montana
Billings Gazette
Missoulian
Independent Record
Standard State Bureau
Bozeman Faces Growth with New Mayor and Housing Pressures
Bozeman touts growth as the fastest in Montana with 18,670 residents and a tax base for 12,000. A new mayor, William Grabow, and Lt. Col. Harold Fryslie shift city leadership as housing remains tight and zoning under revision. Albertson's Skaggs complex rises on North Seventh as Main and Seventh become Montana's busiest intersection with 3,000 vehicles in a day.
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Bozeman
Montana
William Grabow
Harold Fryslie
Army
Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Fryslie
Montana National Guard
163Rd Armored Cavalry
Albertson’s and
Skaggs
North Seventh
Keyes
Main
Seventh
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Joseph Stalin
Boris Pasternak
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Moscow
Bo Keyes
Rick Mayfield
Grabow
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