Anderson Says Dunkle Needs Control In Fish and Natural Resources
Gov. For rest H. Anderson tells AP he does not seek to fire Frank Dunkle but wants him under control. He cites a threatened resignation from the commission over Dunkle's perceived free rein and calls for changes to a sales tax law. The interview covers conflict between the governor and department head.
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Helena
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Natural Tata Resources
Nixon proposes broad cabinet reorganization plan
President Nixon outlines a sweeping revamp of federal departments aiming to merge nine units into new cabinets. The proposal would rename Interior Housing and Urban Development and Health Education and Welfare into Natural Resources Community Development and Human Ophagy, absorbing several independent agencies. Officials expect heated debate as cabinet and about 30 aides discuss the far reaching changes.
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Treasury
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Justice
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Cambodians Pass Amid Turbulent Regional Talks
A fragmentary report notes a high level exchange involving Cambodian officials and regional partners. The passage hints at a tentative pass or concession within broader talks, with unclear outcomes and no confirmed dates or players beyond the described parties.
Lottery bill in hopper aims at constitutional convention
Montana lawmakers consider a lottery bill filed by Rep. Jerry V Lombardi of Butte as the main sponsor. The measure sits in the hopper while a legislative session continues. Cloudy and colder conditions expected through Saturday with snow. Temperatures today range from 18 to 12.
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Conviitetional Convention
Jerry V. Lombardi
Dbutte
Don’t Miss These Bop Sete on Page 18
Brief missive highlights music items and a bill proposal affecting entertainment venues on Page 18. It notes a potential policy change and upcoming listings for performances and events. The snippet hints at community interest but provides limited concrete details.
Liquor Lobby Backs Bill On Consent To Tests
A Montana proposal seeks consent to chemical intoxication tests for arrestees and lowers the blood alcohol limit from .15 to .10. The Montana Tavern Association had earlier backed away from support as lawmakers consider companion limits and highway death toll figures.
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Montana Tavern Association
Montana
le Seores
Bozeman lawmaker pushes liberal abortion bill in Montana
Bozeman legislator Miss Bradley proposes an abortion bill allowing abortions by licensed physicians in state or federal licensed hospitals with confidential patient records. The measure would permit abortions with protections for doctors who refuse, while current Montana law restricts abortions to save the mother’s life. Bradley cites defense of free speech and urges hearings to hear both sides amid heavy mail.
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Montana
Montana House debates ROTC high school program amendment
The Montana House approved then rejected an amendment to restrict ROTC program funding to college level only, reversing to debate on a measure that would delete high school wording. The vote was 46 to 31 with sponsors arguing for clarity while opponents claimed it unnecessary and potentially harmful.
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Bradley D. Parrish
Lewistown
Thomas E. Towe
Billings
Parrish
Towe
Kennedy Loses Demo Post to Byrd in Leadership Fight
The report describes Kennedy facing a leadership caucus setback as Byrd secures key backing. It notes Kennedy’s 28 face to face commitments and Byrd’s claim of proxy attendance checks to verify 27 pledged votes while Kennedy battles illness at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
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KCS
Walter Army Medical Center
Icy Winds Grip Butte Area With Snow and Ice
Icy winds and up to 40 mph gusts create blowing snow across highways in the Butte region slowing traffic. Visibility drops to near zero Thursday afternoon but improves overnight with roads intermittently icy. Snow continued for the weekend with 40 percent today and 50 percent tonight. passes and highways stay passable though sanding proved nearly ineffective.
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Butte
Homestake Pass
Monida Pass
Boulder Hill
Butte Anaconda Highway
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