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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1972

Page

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Snowbound butte area roads closed by drifting blizzard storm

Weather observers recall the winter of 72 as a Tuesday snowstorm left Butte nearly cut off from the state. Travel halted by low visibility and drifts. some schools closed. some families stranded. long distance service partially cut. US 91 south of Nissler Junction and US 43 between Wise River and Wisdom closed except for emergency traffic. Stage driver Lovell reports first mail run delay in 32 years. Helena highway to closed. Homestake Pass and Cottonwood Hill open. others open west to Deer Lodge and Philipsburg. Caution urged. rural schools in Silver Bow County limited closures. Gallatin County roads drifted shut from Bozeman. Weather Page 8.

Yesteryear Butte

Mars Reveals Active Surface Diversity From Mariner 9

In Pasadena California scientists from Caltech and JPL say Mariner 9 pictures show Mars as a geologically active world. Fiery volcanoes once shaped the planet and winds and possibly liquid water drive erosion. Dust storms may blanket regions and Mars appears far more varied than earlier expected.

Pasadena Calif Mariner 9 Mars Earth Mariner Moon Bruce Murray California Institute of Technology Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory Carl Sagan Cornell University

Blackout in Bell disrupts Montana telephone lines

A major winter storm knocked out MT communications as Mountain Bell reported cross modulation among radio channels caused excessive noise and garbled signals. Service from Helena to East Helena was intermittent, with restoration in parts before a second outage halted all transmissions by afternoon. Governor Anderson ordered a Civil Defense review.

Helena Mont Montana Mountain Bell Telephone Co East Helena Forrest H. Anderson Associated Press United Press International Mountain Bell Telephone Co

Baton Rouge riot blamed on Black Muslims

Baton Rouge mayor W Dumas says Black Muslims seeking to overthrow Elijah Muhammad provoked a city gunfight that killed four, with 25 injured. National guard placed on duty and a curfew ordered amid arrests of 20 Blacks, eight charged with murder.

Baton Rouge Elijah Muhammad Dumas National Guard

Court hears Warwick plea in Montana Supreme Court

Montana Supreme Court studied whether circumstantial evidence supported Archie O Warwick's first degree murder conviction. Three lawyers argued prem mediation as the sole issue in Warwick's appeal from his life sentence.

Helena Archie O. Warwick Montana Supreme

Court ruling halts tax exemptions for discriminatory fraternal orders

A three judge federal district court ruled the Treasury may no longer grant tax exemptions to fraternal organizations that exclude blacks. Private nonprofit clubs remain exempt if they bar blacks. The decision, aimed at Elks Moose Eagles, affects 2,164 Elks lodges, 3,860 Moose lodges, and 1,600 Eagles lodges. Judge Bazelon said the ruling quarantines racism by removing government involvement in discriminatory practices.

Washington Treasury Department Federal District Court Elks Lodges Loyal Order of Moose Order of Eagles Justice Department

State mineral production down in Montana for 1971

Record production figures for Anaconda Co. Montana operations in November and December improve the picture of a 9 percent decline for the year. U S Bureau of Mines preliminary figures show mineral production value dropping from over 310 million dollars in 1970 to 285 million in 1971 amid strikes and a weak market.

Anaconda Co Montana U.S. Bureau of Mines Montana Mining Association Butte

Mehrens to resign as Demo chairman

Bert Mehrens will resign Thursday night as chairman of the Silver Bow County Democratic Central Committee. He will start work next Monday as parole officer for the Montana State Board of Pardons. He will live with his wife and family at 601 W. Diamond and commute between Butte and Deer Lodge as needed and travel to other localities.

Bert Mehrens Silver Bow

Butte Weather Forecast Snow and Cold Thursday

Travelers warned of snowy conditions with chilly air as the day turns partly cloudy and colder. Today’s outlook shows 0 to 15 as the high and low range, with more detailed weather on Page 8.

Storm Dumps Two Feet of Snow Across Montana

An Arctic storm slammed Montana causing a major microwave failure, isolating Helena, closing highways including U S 12 over Lolo Pass and U S 2 from East Glacier to Blackfoot, with blizzard warnings and 45 mph winds. Chains were required on western passes and travel advised against. Kalispell schools were closed as the storm moved southward.

Associated Press Montana U.S. 12 Lolo Pass Missoula Idaho U.S. 2 East Glacier Blackfoot National Weather Service Kalispell

Icy Winds Roar Across Idaho and Washington

High winds battered Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho with gusts exceeding 150 mph at Rat tlesnake Mountain and 80 mph at Hanford. Inland Northwest areas faced widespread outages, downed trees, and occasional closures as winds damaged buildings and signs and forced road and school disruptions.

Associated Press Washington Idaho National Weather Service Spokane Wash Rattlesnake Mountain Richland Hanford Northwest Physical Science University of Idaho Moscow Buchanan Engineering Memorial Gymnasium Hays Hall University’s College of Mines Moscow- Pullman Washington Water Power Co Othello Chattaroy Mica Peak Area Delight Washtucna Kahlotus Garfield, Palouse Uniontown Colton Genessee Osburn Wallace and St. Maries

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Irwin Silver Bow County Melrose Rocker Ramsay James Freebourn Gallatin Bozeman Bill Griffin W. W. Dumas Warwick The New York Times Clifford McGlotten Lodge 142 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Portland Ore American Civil Liberties Union John Connally Secretary of the Treasury David Bazelon Mehrens Butte Weather Dorsey Burckhart Dillon Road
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