Spolar site chosen as relocation target by city committee
A city council committee recommended Tuesday night that the Hansen Spolar tract beneath Timber Butte be the relocation site for Butte’s central business district. The 4-2 vote advances the plan to the full council for Wednesday consideration amid debate over other sites and a proposed purchase totaling $1.75 million for the stockyards and surrounding acres.
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Butte
Stodden Park
Butte Forward
Spolar
California
Kenneth Cummings
Penney
Chris Carroll
Harrison Avenue
Cummings
Carroll
John Franey
Earl Britton
James Dowdall
West City
Soviets Aim for Linkup With Orbiting Space Station
Two Soviet cosmonauts launched aboard Soyuz 21 to rendezvous with the Salyut 5 space lab in a series of joint experiments. Tass reported the mission follows July's Apollo-Soyuz linkup and is described as a routine continuation of Soviet manned space work. In Texas, Brownsville police report a routine information request led to an unusual clue in a long distance call traced to Lexington, Kentucky.
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Tass
Brownsville
Tex
Lexington
Cameron County
Democrats eye Carter ticket with running mate choices
AP survey of 1,192 delegates shows Church 203 and Brown 188 top vice presidential picks among Carter backers. Carter weighs possible running mates as he holds delegate edge. Muskie ranks low with 17. Carter plans interviews with contenders starting in Plains.
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Associated Press
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Georgia
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Edmund Muskie
Eee
Tor Mondale
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Muskie
Maine
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Nebraska
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Oregon
Idaho
Jumper Lands on Car in Manhattan Hotel Incident
A man jumped from a Manhattan hotel floor and landed on a car roof, killing himself and another occupant from the car. Police identified the deceased as William Friedland, 25, of Seaford, N.Y., who had just visited Bellevue Hospital and was with family en route to Metropolitan Life Insurance to settle his mother's policy after she died a month earlier. The incident occurred after 1 p.m. as the Krevens auto stopped at a light. Weather briefly notes mild, with showers and a forecast of 85 and 50.
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William Friedland
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Seaford
N.Y
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
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Silver Bow County to vote on large school mill levies
Voters face a $4 263 011 set of school mill levies with polls open noon to 8 pm. Elementary levy is $3 196 366 and high school levy is $1 066 645. Levies failed June 1. Precincts list polling sites from Sherman School to Brown's Gulch School.
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Melrose
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Margaret Leary
Webster-Garfield
Monroe School
Butte High School
Civic Center
Emerson School
Emerson Annex
Madison School
Longfellow School
Greeley School
East Junior High
Whittier School
Hillcrest
Hawthorne
Brown's Gulch
Ramsay, Rocker, Melrose
FBI chief to testify at AIM murder trial in Cedar Rapids
FBI Director Clarence Kelley agreed to appear at the murder trial of two American Indian Movement members in Cedar Rapids after a contempt threat. He had been ordered by U S District Judge Edward McManus to show cause for not appearing and was later set to testify amid questions over informants and surveillance.
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Iowa
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
U.S
Edward McManus
Washington
Kelley
Robert Robideau
Portland
Ore
Darelle Butler
Rogue River
Joseph Trimbach
Minneapolis
Bicentennial Baby Born in New Jersey on Fourth of July
Karen Lynn Steele, daughter of Patricia and Kurt Steele of Montclair, New Jersey, arrived 13 seconds into the nation’s 200th Fourth of July. Her parents and family celebrate, though she may not understand the significance yet.
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New York
Karen Lynn Steele
Patricia and
Kurt Steele
Montclair
N.J
Queen Elizabeth Opens Six Day US Visit in Philadelphia
The queen begins a nine city tour, praising the American Revolution as a lesson in governance. She presents Britain with a Bicentennial bell bearing Let Freedom Ring, aims for shared celebrations of July 4, and tours Independence Hall after a Penn's Landing arrival.
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Philadelphia
England
Britain
America
United States
George Washington
George III
Milton Shapp
Frank Rizzo
Penn's Landing
Delaware River
Bermuda
Ford
White House
City Hall
Andrew Wyeth
Independence Hall
New Yorkers prep for visiting Democrats at city convention
New York merchants anticipate a busy Democratic National Convention with 8100 delegates and alternates in town. Carter’s nomination smooths the schedule, boosting tourism and possibly $25 million in added spending for a financially strapped city. Hotels report ample rooms and retailers plan gifts, discounts, and hospitality suites for delegates and their families.
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Washington
New York City
Jimmy Carter
New York
Charles Gillett
Manhattan
Kansas City
Macy’s
Gimbels
Seligman and Latz
Beauty
Bloomingdale's
Court upholds ban on Red No. 2 dye for safety
The U S Court of Appeals ruled the February ban on Red No 2 by the FDA lawful to protect health. The ruling supports the District Court decision and notes lack of positive safety proof. Industry has been barred from new products since Feb 12.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Food and Drug Administration
Justice Department
Charles R. McConachie
FDA
Man shoots screen at Oshkosh theater over X rated films
Gerald Frey, 34, returned to Oshkosh Grand Theater with a hunting dog and shotgun and fired three shots at the screen during an X rated double feature. Patrons fled to safety as Frey faced charges of reckless use of a weapon and criminal damage to property. He admitted opposing X rated films in a signed statement.
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Wis
Grand Theater
Gerald Frey
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