Republicans Plan Budget Cuts For Babcock To Balance Budget
Republicans outline a plan to trim at least five million dollars from Governor Tim Babcock’s budget to achieve a balanced budget. The program emphasizes reform and replacement, with repeal as a major step in unfolding the agenda.
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Babcock
Tim Babcock
Southwest Montana plans hinge on court ruling on financing
Southwest Montana industry plans await a court ruling to determine financing avenues for a project. A feasibility study targets gypsum mining and potential wallboard facilities with an estimated nine million tons. Heirs of a mine owner seek reopening of a mine as a center of the deposit.
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Apollo 1 tragedy under intense NASA inquiry
Investigators study the charred Apollo 1 wreckage at Cape Kennedy and review autopsy findings of three dead astronauts to determine the cause of the first U.S. spaceship disaster. A seven member board arrived to organize an intensive search and assess the accident timeline and hatch procedures.
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Ray Koivula Dies After Being Hit in Butte Traffic
Ray R. Koivula aged 48 of 2101 Wall died at 6 45 am Saturday in Silver Bow General Hospital after a pickup struck him in the 700 block on Utah Friday night. Coroner Leo L. Jacobsen said the death marks another in city and county this year and the sixth in Silver Bow.
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Wall
Silver Bow
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Utah
Leo L. Jacobsen
Nixon Losing Ground Sparks Democratic Alarm
Democrats recognize Nixon is losing ground and fear quotes could be used to attack him within hours if he is nominated. The brief notes widespread concern among party members about his mounting vulnerability ahead of the nomination.
Sponsor of bill explains Death of Tech bill is requested
Senator Carl Lehrkind of Bozeman says the Death of Tech bill should be killed in committee and that the measure seeks to require attenuation. The remarks came to the Associated Press as the bill faced committee action.
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Carl Lehrkind
Bozeman
Associated Press
Montana cigarette tax bill gains initial approval with change
Helena AP reports a bill funneling cigarette tax money toward a Montana building program won initial approval. The Vietnam veteran amendment was defeated but a change was pushed through on a 50 to 46 vote, directing funds from the sinking fund as needed.
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Veterans of Vietnam
Bardaneuve
Snowstorm Fatalities Reach Sixty Eight Across Five States
The winter blizzard dumped 23 inches on Chicago and up to 15 foot drifts, paralyzing cities. Sixty eight deaths were attributed to the storm across Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Indiana and Ohio as it spread to New England and eastern Canada.
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One of Montana's oldest citizens dies at 100
In Kalispell Montana UPI reports Robert E Saurey age 100 died Friday night at his home. He came to Montana 75 years ago to help. Survivors include his sons Robert and Clarence of Columbia Falls and a daughter Mrs Ed Neitzling of Kalispell.
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Ella) Neitzling
Republicans name speaker for Lincoln Day dinner
Donald C. Bruce former Indiana congressman and national ACU chairman will speak at Butte Lincoln Day dinner on February 13 at 6 30 p m at Butte Country Club Tickets available through Butte Chamber of Commerce 723 4779 or H A Bud Frank 792 9163 Bruce’s career spans 19 years in broadcasting and two terms in Congress as campaign Speakers Bureau chair and ACU leader promoting conservative principles
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Indiana
American Conservative Union
Butte
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
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Bud) Frank
Republican County Central Committee
Bruce
Congress
Country Club Heads Heros Peterson Kyllingstad Yerkich Boulet
Notable heads at the country club include Vern Peterson Kyllingstad Pete Yerkich and Claire Boulet as event leaders and organizers with local impact.
Measles Immunization Day Planned in Silver Bow and Jefferson
The Silver Bow County Medical Society teams with volunteers for Stop Measles to vaccinate an estimated 4 000 children aged 1 to 12. Sessions run 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Butte Civic Center 10 a.m. Melrose School and 2 p.m. Whitehall Elementary School with signed forms at the Civic Center desk.
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Jefferson Counties
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