Indicted priests linked to Kissinger plot in antiwar case
An indictment charges six conspirators including three priests and a former priest with plans to kidnap Henry Kissinger and damage federal heating systems in Washington. The case ties the East Coast Conspiracy to Save Lives to antiwar actions and political prisoner causes.
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Ing
Henry A. Kissinger
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Vietnam
Berrigan
Daniel
Tors
Selective Service
Catonsville
Hoover
Earns
Kissinger
Nixon
Ign
East Coast
Berrigans
Federal
George Washington
Lobbyists push for stronger Montana water pollution bill
In Helena the environment committee heard House Bill 85 to clarify and expand Mor mora water pollution controls. Sponsors led by Rep. Bud Ainsworth backed the measure as officials and conservation groups supported it amid industry opposition.
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Helena
Morays
House Environment and Resources Committee
Rep. A. L
Bud” Ainsworth
R-Missoula
Missoula
C. W. Brinck
State Fish and Game Department
League of Women Voters of Montana
American Association of University Women
Trout Unlimited
Montana Wildlife Federation
Montana Conservation Council
Anaconda Co
State Chamber of Commerce
Montana Wood Products Association
Montana Stock Growers Association
Montana Wool Growers Association
Montana Petroleum Association
Butte Board to Reconsider Family Planning Clinic
Local supporters urged the Model City Board to revisit a family planning clinic proposal after a previous rejection by the Neighborhood Council Joint Board. Chair Tom Kiely promised hearings and said the issue would move from neighborhood councils to the joint board then back to the Model City Board for final approval, with abortion counseling cited as a contentious point.
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Butte
Model City Board
Neigh Council Joint Board of
Tom Kiely
Model City
Kiely
Dixie Jensen
Citizens’ Group
Ann Smoyer
North American Indian Alliance
University of Colorado
FHA VA cut loan rate to spur home buying
The FHA and VA slashed the maximum eligible rate on new insured loans to 7 percent in a bid to revive demand. The move follows prior cuts and targets mortgage insurance applications while pledging to honor existing commitments at contracted rates.
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FHA
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Secretary of Housing
Romney
Preston Martin
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
My Lai Massacre trial testimony stirs moral doubt
Ex GI Paul Meadle testifies he shot women and infants claiming they could be Viet Cong. Defense witness T Moss says Captain Medina ordered contact with the 48th Viet Detachment to engage everyone, including noncombatants, with killings.
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FT. Benning
Paul Yee
Meadle
Calley
Terre Haute
Sleek
Tate
My Lai
T. Moss
S.C
Company C
Ernest Medina
High court weighs welfare relief and public funds use
The court discusses government welfare funding, public trust, and the rights of recipients. It notes a 1946 New York law requiring case workers to monitor welfare aid and references prior federal rulings against such visits. The term includes several justices’ opinions and dissents on constitutional rights and labor disputes.
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New York State
U.S
Marshall
Bae
Stewart
Public employes bill dodges strike issue
A Montana bill would grant public employees the right to bargain collectively while avoiding strikes. Introduced in the House by Rep. Gary Marbut and supported by several Republicans and Democrats, the measure would apply to state and local workers except teachers. The bill creates a permissive framework with the state Department of Labor and Industry as supervisor.
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Standard State Bureau
Helena
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
House of Representatives
Gary Marbut
R-Missoula
Larry Fasbender
D-Fort Shaw
Tom Haines
Rmissoula
House
State Department of Labor and Industry
Montana Senate debates Huntley project as tax base aid split
Senators weigh the Huntley project amid calls for clean industry and regional benefits. Speakers including Stein and McGowan push for revenue potential and broader state financing while criticizing quotas and selective support for Big Sky access.
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Huntley
Senate
Montana
Dzivi
Sonja Berg
Bozeman
State Su
Big Sky of Montana, Inc
Big Sky of
Annexation bill offered by Montana legislator
Rep. Harrison G. Fagg of Billings says he will introduce a bill granting city officials broad annexation powers while requiring proof of capable city services. He notes similarities to a 1969 measure, which passed the house but died in the senate, and claims this version addresses farmer and industry objections.
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Helena
Billings
Harrison G. Fagg
Fagg
House
Senate
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