Death of Debbie Neal After Motorcycle Crash in West Yellowstone
Debbie Lynn Neal 1 died in an Idaho hospital from injuries suffered when a motorbike crash occurred near West Yellowstone over the holiday weekend. She was the daughter of Robert L. Neal and lived in Philipsburg most of her life. Funeral services are pending.
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Philipsburg
Debbie Lynn Neal
Idaho
Debbie
Rock Creek
Robert L. Neal
West Yellowstone
Sacred Heart Hospital
Idaho Falls
Butte
Cowboys and cowgirls take Vigilante Rodeo purses in Butte
In Butte the Vigilante Rodeo’s final day awarded over 10000 in purses across events. Roy Burke of Duncan Okla won calf roping with 10.2 seconds earning 766. Dean Oliver Boise Idaho finished second with 10.9 and 575. Ernie Taylor Hugo Okla earned 383 and Mark Schricker Southernland Ore 11.1 seconds. Marvin Joyce Helena posted 3.6 seconds steer wrestling for 625. Ken Welch Roscoe Texas led saddle bronc riding at 78 points with 598. Royce Smith Salmon Idaho led bareback riding 70 points for 510. The event featured multiple top finishers from across the west with strong showings by several named riders.
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Pam Swiger
Butte
Roy Burke
Dunca
Okla
Burke
Dean Oliver
Boise
Oliver
Ernie Taylor
Hugo
Mark Schricker
Southerland
Ore
Marvin Joyce
Helena
Mike Ring
Odessa
Wash
Wo Senne Ies
San Jose
Calif
Bob Chris’ R Son
Sioux City
Iowa
Ken Welch
Roscoe
Texas
Trails End
Pat Howie
John Holman
Kaycee
Wyo
Tom Tate
Royce Smith
Salmon
Idaho
Jimmy Dix
Australia
T. J. Walters
Watkins
Larry Mahan
Brooks
Kennecott Strike Targets Wages as Western Copper Talks Break
The union demands include an hourly raise of 86 cents over three years plus a cost-of-living boost tied to the price index, with caps at 15 and 30 cents in years two and three. Copper workers now earn roughly 3.81 to 4.38 per hour and seek a 1.07 raise over the contract. The walkout began July 1 at midnight, idling about 6,000 Kennecott workers and affecting 30,000 more across 11 western states with other firms.
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Helena
Anaconda Co
Anaconda
Coun
Tom Wigal
Edward “Skip”’ Skinner
Oes
Montana
Kennecott
War cost every American $490
Washington AP reports Sen. J W Fulbright cited a Library of Congress study estimating the Vietnam War cost about 120 billion dollars, or 600 dollars per person, with nearly 827000 military casualties and over a million civilian deaths in Vietnam and surrounding areas.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
Unite States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congressional Research Service
Library of Congress
Cme
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
U.S
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Space and defense firms overcharged US by 65 million
The Renegotiation Board found contractors in space and defense overcharged the federal government by 65.24 million during fiscal year 1971. It made 149 determinations of excessive profits, with several firms agreeing to refunds or price reductions.
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Washington
Lawrence E. Hartwig
Tentacles of sales tax loom over Montana voters
A proposed 2 percent sales and use tax faces a November vote in Helena. The measure would tax individuals, tourists, partnerships, corporations and others while exempting the U S government and state agencies. Farmers and manufacturers face nuanced exemptions. Also noted are renegotiation board profits and weather summary.
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Helena
George T. Bennett
R-Helena
U. S
Pope Paul backs women’s equal rights at Rome audience
Pope Paul VI told 1,550 Soroptimist International Association members in Rome that the Roman Catholic Church supports women's fight for equal rights with men. He urged modern social duty and emphasized women’s crucial community role, omitting past reminders about home life.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Soroptimist International Association
Rome
Paul
Cannibal murder case tied to Yellowstone probe a year on
One year after a mutilated torso surfaced in the Yellowstone River near Gardiner a Montana case links two Wyoming men to a broader crime spree. Stanley Baker and Harry Stroup face murder charges as details emerge of a kidnapping and possible cannibal implication. Baker pleads guilty to first degree murder and is sentenced to life in Montana State Prison. Stroup goes to trial with a key witness testifying to Baker’s confession.
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Wyoming
Big Sur
California
Stanley Dean Baker
Harry Allenacyto
Baker
Dist
Jack Shanstrom
Montana
Deere
Stroup
Courouse
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Old Faithful Inn
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Charles Cortright
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Kirk
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St. Ignatius
Dave Williams
Wilson Funeral Home
United Steelworkers
Kennecott Copper Corp
Ray Mine
Arizona
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Pinal County Superior Court
Cass Alvin
Mont
Phelps Dodge
Tucson
Ariz
American Smelting
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Utah
J. P. O’keefe
Butteweather
Outlao
Pope Paul
Livingston
Park County
James Michael Schlosser
College
Great Falls
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Schlosser
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