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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1971

Page

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Butte Set for Major Independence Day Parade

Butte schedules its Honor America day parade for Monday with 113 entries including 40 floats and about 1000 marchers. The route runs Granite to Montana to Park and on to Front and Harrison. parade marshal Vern Griffith and officials from Butte Celebrations Inc headline the event.

Butte Granite Street Idaho Wyoming Butteusicians Union South Side Granite Montana Park Arizona Utah Front Harrison Massachusetts Butte Celebrations, Inc Mike Micone Ken Cunningham Vern Griffith Billy Daley Carolyn Larsen Ben Bentley Griffith City Corral Anaconda Browning Deer Lodge Sheridan Ennis Bozeman Willow Creek Dick Shoup Forrest Anderson Benny Goodman Jimmy Shea Walkerville

Kennecott to Resume Talks in Coal Copper Strike

Kennecott Copper will resume contract talks with unions to end a strike that idled about 35,000 workers in western states. Major obstacles include work rule changes and cost of living pay provisions, with unions seeking a $1.07 three year raise plus unlimited COLA and a 2 cent minimum.

Associated Press Kennecott Copper Kennecott Jobs Corp Anaconda American Smelting Refining Co Sieides Helena Kennecott Wedne Denver Phelps Dodge Tucson Asarco San Renton United Steelworkers Cass Alvin Los Angeles Ca Y Alvin Annecott

Fireworks seizures target illegal devices nationwide

FDA agents seized thousands of dollars in illegal fireworks in pre Fourth of July raids. Twenty steady loads were taken in the latest action at Holland Ohio under the Hazardous Substances Act. The raids in the last week and over the past three years have led to injuries and fatalities, with extensive but unconfirmed injury reports.

Washington Food and Drug Administration Holland Ohio FDA

Laundry encounter ends with unexpected escape in Great Falls

Mrs Mabel Finneman of Great Falls avoided giving money to two eight year old girls soliciting for a dryer. Moments later the girls reopened the machine and a little boy emerged from the dryer, prompting her relief.

Great Falls Mabel Finneman

Funeral held for Rev. John R. Shea draws 200 priests

Bishop Raymond G. Hunthausen led the Liturgy of the Resurrection at St Mary Church for Rev. John R. Shea as about 200 priests from the Diocese of Helena and beyond attended. Revs. Robert Beaulieu Shea Molloy Tallman aided, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery and pallbearers named. Duggan Merrill Mortuary supervised services.

Raymond G. Hunthausen St. Mary Church John R. Shea Robert Beaulieu Robert Shea William Molloy Stephen Tallman Hunthausen St. Catherine Church Boulder Holy Cross Cemetery Diocese of Helena John Hunthausen Joseph P. Sullivan Sarsfield Osullivan James R. White William J. Greytak C. J. Kelly Ernest Burns Joseph O’donnell Duggan Merrill

Hospital picketing stirs angry words

Butte doctors clash with two women picketing St James Community Hospital over mining strikes. Dr. Canty urges removal of pickets while warning he will not treat patients if they remain. The two women say they act to support striking miners and welfare concerns.

Betty Jo Houchin Ruby Larson St. James Community Hospital Dr. Canty Spindler Rick Foote Standard Butte Anaconda Co Missoula Ave W. Center Butte Copper Clark Street Houchin Larson Charles R. Canty Canty Montana Standard Mary Cantar Staloye Cantor

Health bill faces delay for House action in 1972

Chairman Wilbur Mills says national health insurance unlikely to reach House for consideration before 1972. He favors shared costs between employers and employees and supports insurance against catastrophic illnesses. Mills plans hearings and may introduce a bill on this risk protection aspect before hearings begin.

Washington Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark House Ways and Means Committee Mills American Medical News The American Medical Association

Garbagemen mock Mrs Gribbs during Detroit strike

Ernest Christon, among Detroit’s striking garbage workers, carried a sign accusing Mrs. Gribbs of wearing mink as a city stinks. Mrs. Gribbs, wife of the mayor, denied owning fur and questioned the sign while officers sought to calm the crowd.

Detroit (Ap Ernest Christon Detroit Roman S. Gribbs Public Works Roosevelt Dunwoody Mrs. Gribbs

Butte braces for another copper strike as three-year downturn nears

In Butte Montana bankers report deposits rising while merchants fear losses from a fresh Anaconda Copper strike set to begin after June 30. Local business leaders recount past closures and vow to adapt as union stalemates threaten supplies and jobs across the Mining City.

Butte Anaconda Co Montana

Weins Clothing Store Owner Sees Steady Support Through Strike

Leo Broudy states his store has served customers loyally since 1920 and remains hopeful. The piece notes teachers, service stations, and sporting goods shops like Treasure State Sporting Goods experiencing business changes during and after the strike, including Don Miles reporting higher sales and renewed anger post settlement.

Leo Broudy Weins Clothing Store Broudy Don Miles Treasure State Sporting Goods Miles

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