Woodahl suspends staffers amid gambling probe actions
Montana Attorney General Woodahl suspends Chief Special Prosecutor Dick Ozivi and two aides James Smith and Lawrence Taylor at their request. The trio, cited as witnesses in a Lewis and Clark County gambling case, stepped back to avoid embarrassment as Woodahl campaigns for governor.
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Lawrence Taylor
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Regional high school basketball scores recap
Billings West 68 Butte 66. Butte Central 78 Dillon 65. Deer Lodge 66 Hardin 55. Ennis 64 Lime 57. Rosary 71 White Sulphur 52. Boulder 70 Whitehall 67. Twin Bridges 67 Harrison 42. Manhattan 47 Belgrade 38. Helena Capital 75 Helena 62. Tech 64 Rocky 59. Western 68 Great Falls 60.
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Long distance rates rise as AT&T wins FCC approval
The FCC approved AT&T to raise interstate rates by about 225 million dollars annually as the company extended rate increases to out of state calls. Local charges are rising in many states, with 38 states already approving higher local rates in 1975 and 25 more states plus DC pending.
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Butte Residents Protest Montana Power Rate Hikes
Butte residents gathered Friday afternoon in front of Montana Power at 40 E. Broadway to protest planned rate increases affecting local customers.
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Anaconda Co Faces Rising Gas Costs At PSC Hearing
At a Helena Public Service Commission hearing on Montana Power Co rate increases, Anaconda Montana Mining Division energy manager Gordon P. Hercod warned gas prices to the company will rise sharply. He cited a forecast of 3.60 per mcf in 1980, about 169 percent above current prices, and noted a $20 million plan to replace furnaces that could reduce dependence on Montana gas. Protesters from AWARE collected signatures against rate hikes, while noting complaints from customers about rising bills.
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Bellevue
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Montana Power Co
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Hill Counties
Colby Pushes Centralized Oversight of CIA Covert Ops
CIA chief William Colby urged creating a single Senate committee to oversee covert operations and to impose criminal penalties on staffers who leak secrets. He criticized eight existing committees and noted public domain projects to news reports on CIA actions in Angola and Italy. The House panel released its final report claiming 11 CIA agents posed as journalists. Colby denied agency-planting stories with U.S. outlets, except noting The Associated Press was not used. The report also cites limits on releasing sensitive material. Senate panel plans written questions to Nixon about U.S. operations against Chile and did not call Frank Sinatra to testify on any Kennedy link.
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Costs May Double on Medicare Plan Ford Budget Update
Washington AP report says Ford's plan to protect 25 million Medicare patients may cost 700 million to 900 million annually, doubling the $538 million estimate in the budget. OMB deputy director Paul H. O Neill said funds exist if true.
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Stauffer wins new delay from state health board
Helena The state Board of Health extended Stauffer Chemical Co. exemption from air pollution rules to March 19. The Silver Bow plant near Butte faces long‑standing alleged violations as officials seek compliance, with residents reporting fluoride emissions harming trees.
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State Board of Health
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Board of Health
Utility cites price hikes in heated Montana protest
Montana Power official Al Dudich says Canadian gas price increases drive bills up. Protesters, including families, picket rising utility costs while Dudich argues Montana Power earns no profit from higher charges and suggests an energy stamp program to aid low income households.
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Butte
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