Butte police alarmed by street scanners
Butte police and sheriff officials warn that inexpensive pocket scanners allow civilians to monitor emergency calls. Officials report misuse includes crowding scenes and tipoffs to suspects, and they are developing scrambler ideas to protect deputy communications.
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Ford to propose $4.2 billion Social Security tax rise in 1977
President Ford will send a 1977 budget to Congress proposing a 4.2 billion increase in Social Security taxes effective Jan 1 1977. The combined employee and employer rate would rise to 6.15 percent with the maximum tax near 1 014 for high earners. The budget also calls for defense outlays of 101 billion, tax cuts, and changes to Medicare and state grants.
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Washington
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Judge revises tax petitions for second printing
Helena Mont. AP Gov Thomas L Judge said the property tax initiative language was revised to avoid doubt and align with the 1972 constitution. The plan would reduce homeowner taxes by about 110 dollars yearly, costing the general fund roughly 14 million annually, with nearly 16 000 signatures needed for voter consideration.
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Helena
Thomas L
MHD Institute in Butte seeks staff as project moves ahead
Dr. Jerry Plunkett outlined a multi million dollar magnetohydrodynamics project at the Minerals Research Center in Butte Industrial Park. The institute expects staffing to grow from 13 to about 35 by February end as two or three buildings are evaluated for headquarters. Parsons Co. won a 358,850 contract to prep the ground and utilities for the CDIF facility, with early April cone developments. The project seeks local hires but prioritizes senior specialists, with 900 to 1,000 resumes received. Weather: partly cloudy, turning cooler by Sunday.
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Butte bar owners fined in gaming raids in Montana
Eight men were fined $1,000 each and two others placed on probation after a U S District Court crackdown on football betting pools in six Montana cities. The defendants include bar owners Robert C. McLaughlin De luxe Tavern Butte and Charles Bugni M&M Cigar Star Butte.
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Russell E. Smith
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Robert C. McLaughlin
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Daniel Bonanini
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Charlie Bugni
Danny Delmoe
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Tex” Stanley
Woman Saves Son Stranger Ice Rescue in Idaho
In Heyburn Idaho a 65 year old woman Mrs Jack Strauss waded into freezing water to reach two boys who fell through ice. She saved Shawn by pushing a plank to him while Grady disappeared. Shawn later stood on pond bottom and edged to safety. The woman was treated at a hospital and sent home with rest orders.
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College scores across Montana and nearby schools
A series of basketball results show Boulder 70 Townsend 56, Lima 56 Sheridan 52, Dillon 58 Livingston 45, Three Forks 60 Manhattan 53, Bozeman Rosary 88 Wilsall 33, Drummond 62 Philipsburg 32, Helena Capital 71 Havre 60, Twin Bridges 82 Willow Creek 44, Butte 69 Bozeman 54, Man Christian 72 Gardiner 38, Carroll 61 Montana Tech 60, Montana State 74 Utah State 69, Montana 77 Air Force 56, Mary College 89 Rocky 82, Eastern 96 Northern 82.
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Faithful teens survive 16 days on Mt Hood glacier
Three 16 year old climbers from Washington state walked into Oregon City hospital after 16 days missing on Mt Hood. Frostbite affected two. the group read their Bibles, dug a snow cave, and survived on pancake mix and melted snow as weather hampered rescue efforts. They had left Dec 31 for a five day hike and realized they were lost around Jan 3.
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Mt. Hood
Adian
Randy Knapp
Knapp
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Gary Schneider
Weston
Timberline Lodge
Willamette Falls Community Hospital
Meacham
Walla Walla Valley
Schneider
Farmers Blast Butz Over Agricultural Program Critique
The Associated Press reports farmers protested Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz after he called the Agricultural Conservation Program pork barrel and wasteful. He said millions go to rural conservation while critics cited the program’s claimed benefits and funding totals across all states and territories.
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Earl Butz
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Iowa
USDA
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Old is not odd Madison study says aging can be graceful
A University of Wisconsin professor based on a study of more than 2,000 long lived Americans argues aging is not accidental and can be done gracefully with moderation and future orientation. Dr. Robert Samp, 50, spent 19 years researching why some live longer and finds no strong evidence for inherited or behavioral determinants.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Robert Samp
UW Medical School
Samp
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