Regents give tentative ok to Tech liberal arts plan
The Montana Board of Regents provisionally approved starting fall classes at Montana Tech offering liberal arts degrees in English and history with a final vote pending. Support cited Mansfield and others while opponents noted statutory limits on Tech. A student leader attended as nonvoting, and further debate was set for Tuesday.
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Rowan
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Miles City
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T. H. Heberly
Fred H. Mielke
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Helena
Easter Montana College
Billings
Montana
Butte High Band Protest Over Director's Removal
About 60 band members and parents protest the board’s decision to remove Ray Sims as Butte High School band director. Trustees voted to relieve Sims and give him more time for orchestra teaching duties, while approving a 25 year land lease to the City of Butte near Webster Garfield School with school district access rights.
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Butte High
Ietonin
Don Rem
Jack Peterson
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Montana University System raises vary by unit
Annual salary boosts for Montana State University, University of Montana and other units range from 0.4 percent to 8.1 percent. Top administrator raises were kept secret, with modest increases for presidents. Instructors see the highest bumps at MSU at 8.1 percent and various percentages across Tech, Western, Eastern, Northern and Northern campuses.
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Labor talks continue at Helena over Anaconda strike
Committees for Anaconda Co and striking unions meet in Helena to hammer design and terms of a proposed agreement. They plan to report to the main bargaining table at 10 a.m. Tuesday as talks enter a sixth day. unions press a four point package on wages hospitalization insurance pensions and the company production clause.
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Nixon signs emergency act to create jobs nationwide
President Nixon signed a $2.25 billion emergency act to provide more than 150000 jobs quickly. Labor Department will select areas for immediate operation in public service fields like safety health crime prevention prisons and education. The measure aims for rapid relief without long planning and targets states and cities.
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Bozeman Officers Face Civil Rights Trial In Here County
Bozeman officers defend in a civil rights case heard in Gallatin County. The suit alleges unlawful detention related to a 1967 narcotics warrant. Sheriff Anderson testified about the arrest and magistrate timing amid disputed rights advisement.
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Gallatin County
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Irish Sniper Kills Soldier in Belfast Parade Turmoil
A British soldier was shot and killed in a Belfast neighborhood during Orange Order parades in Northern Ireland. The incident followed violence in Londonderry as Catholic youths hurled rocks at troops and a factory, with one civilian wounded. Police and riot gear maintained order amid sectarian tensions.
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Butte Weather Forecast: Fair Through Wednesday
The outlook calls for fair skies in Butte through Wednesday with warmer days ahead. Today’s high reaches 75 and the low near 38 as shown on the Weather Map, Page 12.
McCloskey cites Montana soldier on Cambodian bombing claims
Rep. Paul McCloskey Jr says a former Montana artillery observer James D. McMurray told him he witnessed at least 50 Cambodians killed or wounded by napalm cluster bombs and 20mm fire during aerial operations from late 1970 to mid 1971.
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Vietnam
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Cambodia
Furness Resigns as New York Consumer Adviser
Betty Furness, once television’s refrigerator sales gal, resigns as New York state consumer affairs adviser. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller accepted her 31 000 dollar a year post, saying she left to seek a new job while she claimed she was in the market for a jog.
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