Nixon veto stands as Senate upholds 5.6 billion public works bill
The Senate 57 to 36 sustained President Nixon's veto of a 5.6 billion public works and economic development bill. Five Republicans broke with the President to support rapid public works, while only one Democrat, Sen. Harry Byrd, voted to sustain the veto. The measure includes a 1.5 billion Appalachian development extension and a 2 billion renewal of the public works act.
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Apollo 15 Practice Hit by Momentary Power Glitch
Apollo 15 astronauts completed a practice countdown but a brief electrical power drop aboard the unfueled Saturn V prevented full test completion. Mission commander Col. David Scott and crew Maj. Alfred Worden and Col. James Irwin prepare for a July 26 launch with longer surface excursions and a four wheel lunar rover.
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Stimatz urges fresh look at Butte school nepotism case
County Attorney Stimatz urges a special meeting of the Silver Bow board to decide on resignations or a declaratory judgment over nepotism violations. He cites Fawcett and Vivian related hires, including John Fawcett, and Mack’s mother in law Antonich, as technical breaches. A closed session hire of Fawcett’s wife Virginia Fawcett prompts calls for review of nepotism rules.
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Man killed in two car crash near Helena Montana
AP reports one dead in a two car collision on Montana 453 seven miles northeast of Helena late Wednesday. Robert L. Gray, 35, of Harlem, dies. Hartley and three children in the pickup escape injury. two others hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Gray is the 136th highway fatality in Montana this year.
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Teeter Ohio Dog Deposit Facility Opens for Pet Acts
A county dog warden reports the new $35. deposit depot accepts dogs as inmates for kenneling. About 40 dogs are deposited weekly, including neighbors' dogs brought in after dark. The facility aims to handle stray or nuisance animals efficiently.
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Nurse's aide pleads innocent in Kentucky murder case
Mary Anny Wyatt 21, a nurse's aide at a Louisville elderly home, faces 10 counts of murder and one arson charge tied to a blaze that killed ten residents while she helped evacuate 12 others. She was denied bond as prosecutors plan hearings and possible transfer to a state facility.
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Page Nine Tech Lists Cage Schedule
Page 9 notes a tech list and cage schedule, with Page 11 marking Butte public schools opening on Sept 7 and a note on an Iwamsi area. Page 20 highlights a library fund drive that aided a degree program.
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Manson admits killings in California trial
Charles Manson told a judge he killed two more people after the Tate slayings. He claimed he chopped a head but did not name the victim and said Susan Atkins stabbed Gary Hinman before he was killed. Shea’s body remains missing as prosecutors note the case and appeals continue.
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Police form special squad to curb pimps in Times Square
New York police create an intelligence unit nicknamed The Pimp Squad to target procurers and pimps in the Times Square area. Lt. Walter Connery says the squad has already arrested two important pimps, including a man using a car to transport women to street posts.
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Jordan bombs guerrilla bases in Jordan north of Amman
Jordanian air force planes bombed guerrilla bases in northern Jordan near Jerash as Amman claimed forces forced guerrillas from five villages and a refugee camp. A government statement said guerrillas were forced into uninhabited hills while Beirut issued communiques accusing the attack of liquidation. Egypt urged Hussein to delay a Cairo visit set for July 23, marking Sadat reconciliation efforts.
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Anaconda Copper Talks Resume With Unions
Anaconda Copper Co and the striking unions will resume negotiations at 10 a.m. Thursday after a fruitless session. Spokesmen for both sides issued a joint statement announcing the restart of talks.
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Kurland trial testimony ends in damage suit
Testimony concluded Wednesday in the 101500 damage suit by Sydney Kurland against Gallatin County Sheriff L D W Anderson Bozeman Police Chief C R Cutting and seven other officers. The defendant list narrowed as George Jensen Dwain Wortman Harold Veltkamp and others were dismissed leaving Anderson and Cutting with several remaining defendants. The case contends civil rights violations and reputational harm from a July 23 1967 home search and a 30 hour jail confinement in Bozeman.
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