Government patents licensed for private use hints at future gadgets
Washington AP reports government inventors offer 329 patents for licensing through the National Technical Information Service. Items range from liquid cooled bras to armored headrests, with licenses differing by item and type, and subscriptions costing 65 dollars yearly for the two‑week pamphlet detailing about 80 inventions and licensing methods.
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Washington
National Technical Information Service
Man’s dream of slaying drives him to confession
Walter Hess told police in Chicago Milwaukee and Phoenix that he killed a young hitchhiker near Phoenix in 1969. Investigators found his tale implausible and hypnosis confirmed no murder. Hess admitted no homicide and was placed in rehab before leaving.
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Phoenix. Ariz
Walter Thurman Hess
Phoenix
Chicago
Milwaukee
Hess
Carol
Flagstaff
CIA probes illicit drug tests 1953 to 1964 disclosed
The CIA told Senator Inouye that newly found archived papers shed light on secret drug tests on Americans from 1953 to 1964 under MK ULTRA. Turner offers to testify, noting tests were stopped over a decade ago and no concealment was intended.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Carter
CIA
Stansfield Turner
Sen
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Senate Intelligence Committee
Turner
Whitehouse
Jody Powell
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence Activites
Frank Church
Idaho
Inouye
Rights agency hits snag in Gallatin school probe
The Montana Supreme Court ruled that the state Human Rights Commission must pursue legal actions in Gallatin County to challenge four Gallatin County school districts Bozeman Three Forks Willow Creek and Ophir over discrimination inquiries. The ruling preserves venue in Bozeman where district court had barred the commission from compelling answers, signaling the case will proceed there.
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Gallatin School
Helena
State Human Rights Commission
Gallatin County
Montana Supreme Court
Gallatin
Bozeman
Three Forks
Willow Creek
Ophir
Big Sky
Commission
District Court
White
Supreme Court
Bozeman District Court
High Court
Nat Allen
Roundup
Haswell
Central
North Korea agrees to return aircrew and bodies after helicopter incident
North Korea said it would hand over an American soldier and the bodies of three others killed when a helicopter strayed into its air space. The pledge followed talks at Panmunjom with U S officials and no timetable for return was given. The survivor was identified as CWO Glenn M Schwanke of Spring Green Wisconsin.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
Han Ju-Kyong
Military Armistice Commission
United Nations Command
U.S
Warren Hamm
Hamm
United States
White House
Pentagon
CWO
Glenn M. Schwanke
Spring Green
Wis
China
Carter
South Korea
Schwanke
Joseph A. Miles
Washington, Ind
Robert C. Haynes
Anniston
Ala
Ron Wells
el Paso
Tex
Nixonian shredder haunts Butte courthouse office
Budget director McGinley wants to sell the Nixonian device once used by former county officials. Chief Executive Micone also dislikes it. Public works chief Peoples jokes it may have been bought to forge confetti for a rein^statement. The Montana Supreme Court delayed celebrations by upholding the ex commissioners’ convictions.
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Butte-Silver Bow
Silver Bow
Larry McGinley
McGinley
Public Works
Don Peoples
Center solicits bizarre inventions in Butte grant project
The Center for Innovation in Butte invites ideas from the public and has received 380 responses after a 600 outreach. Proposals include magnetic teeth, rubber cattle guards and bobsleds for seniors, augur mining, hot-lung solar heaters, cereal box uses, and grass friendly weed killers. Center officials cite privacy rules for few details and seek more submissions.
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Center For Innovation
CFI
Jerry Plunkett
MHD Research Institute
Old West Regional Commission
Anaconda Hires Public Works Chief in City Pursuit
Butte area vital statistics and obituaries highlighted. Funding sought for 38 Butte ideas featured. Mining City sports results and a tech grid clash discussed. Television guide and consumer news teased. Blackout probe raises questions noted.
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Butte-area
Anaconda
Public Works
Mining City
Wayward Sytese
Butte
Tech-Carroll
Mining City Television Guide
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Springfield
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Walter Hinick
Bill Miller
Rick Skinner
Miller
Powell
Walter Mondale
Bob Siegel
Mequon
University of Wisconsin
Mike Micone
Department of Public Welfare
Siegel
Netherlands
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