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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1971

Page

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Chile adopts plan to nationalize copper mines

Chilean Congress votes for a constitutional amendment enabling absolute state control of all mines and allowing seizure of private mining property. President Allende accuses foreign firms of profit without planning for the future as talks with unions and company partners resume.

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Western governors spar over Nixon revenue sharing plan

Governors from 13 Western states debate a federal revenue sharing scheme. Nevada's Mike O'Callaghan urges a hold harmless provision to prevent state losses. Montana's Forrest Anderson and Wyoming's Stanley Hathaway press for land considerations and fiscal safeguards amid Democratic Congress standoff.

Pee Come Congress Wyoming Stanley K. Hathaway Nixon Forrest Anderson Montana Anderson Western States

Principal for Anaconda Principalship Discussed Tonight

Applications for the Anaconda Senior School principal position in School Dist 10 were discussed at a 7 pm regular session. Superintendent Gardner notes four in the faculty have applied and upcoming review sessions will consider additional candidates.

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Glendive workers repair damage after 75 mph storm

In Glendive a 75 mile per hour windstorm Saturday felled trees and broke windows, isolating areas and knocking out Mountain Bell service. About 40 workers from several communities labored through Sunday to restore power and phone lines. The storm damaged mobile homes, damaged downtown stores, and forced plywood boarding. several people were treated and released at Glendive Community Hospital.

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Senate panel to tackle child care in welfare bill

The Senate Finance Committee will first address child care facilities to let mothers work. The focus comes as lawmakers push welfare reform with ongoing hearings and administration testimony forthcoming.

Washington Senate Finance Committee

Cosmonauts Die After Space Descent Seal Failure

Tass reported the cosmonauts Georgy Volkov and Viktor Patsayev died returning from the Salute Orbital station after a 23 day mission. The agency noted a seal failure study continues and cited rapid pressure loss before the descent.

Moscow Tass Dobrvolsky Valdislav Georgy Volkov Viktor Patsayev Earth Orbital Space Station

Agnew says world leaders fear Pentagon papers leakage

Vice President Spiro Agnew, in Addis Ababa, says world leaders told him they are reluctant about publication of Vietnam Pentagon papers. He warns that leaks could hinder a president’s ability to obtain candid advice and alleges broad support for declassification of nonsecurity material. He spoke to 500 Americans in a hotel ballroom and met Ethiopian leaders including Emperor Haile Selassie.

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Just 10 is enough Just 10 is enough

A street shoe shine tale from Mining City notes Sol and his brother began with a box and wire brush. They now offer a dime shine from streets and bars, with inflation and prices shaping their business while expanding from a single box to two boxes.

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Government raises saccharin safety level dispute

Washington AP reports a miscalculation by a NAS advisory panel led the FDA to adopt a 30 to 1 safety factor for saccharin, lowering the previously proposed 100 to 1 standard. The NAS panel later softened the target, citing consistency with earlier guidance, while industry impact was said not to drive the decision.

Washington Spon FDA NAS Virgil O. Wodicka Bureau of Foods Cooma

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