Tougher smelter controls ordered
Montana faces stricter sulfur oxides limits for its two smelters Anaconda and East Helena under EPA rules. Anaconda must cut emissions 89 percent by July 31 1977 and East Helena 87 percent by July 31 1975, aligning with state board standards and challenging earlier opposition by Gov. Forrest Anderson.
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Helena
Montana
Anaconda
East Helena
State Board of Health
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Federal Register
Anaconda Co
American Smelting & Refining Co
State Board of Health and Environmental Sciences
Forest H. Anderson
Montana Board
White House
Forrest Anderson
Anderson
Britain reels as strike closes ports and paralyzes London
Police clash with hundreds of striking dockworkers outside Pen tonville prison where five union leaders are jailed for illegal picketing. London buses stop at midnight and newspapers and air service threaten to halt, while Parliament backs Prime Minister Heath in a tense session amid calls to repeal new labor laws.
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London
House of Commons
Edward Heath
Heath
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Britain
Norman Turner
Wilson
Pentonville
Actress Fonda Returns From Hanoi Defends North Viet Visit
Paris AP Jane Fonda, back from Hanoi, says seven American war prisoners asked her to urge parents and friends to vote against Nixon in November to help McGovern. She spoke at a news conference after meeting prisoners wearing striped uniforms. a film she made from July 8 22 shows their messages and a silent section about North Vietnam attacks.
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Paris
Jane Fonda
Hanoi
Sen
George McGovern
Nixon
Miss Fonda
North Vietnam
FONDA
House okays Indochina cease fire with withdrawal deadline
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a $2.1 billion foreign aid bill with an amendment directing a U.S. withdrawal from Indochina by October 1 in exchange for the release of prisoners and a cease-fire. The panel cut $162 million from Nixon’s military aid request while adding three conditions for safe withdrawal. The Senate had earlier passed and then rejected an end the war amendment.
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Washington
U.S
Indochina
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Nixon
House
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Lee Hamilton
Hanoi
United States
North Vietnam
White House
Old prospector hermit dies at 82 in Arizona mine tunnel
James McAvoy, 82, lived 30 years in a copper and gold tunnel on his mining claim near Oracle Arizona. He died Saturday and was buried near the mountains he called home. Town friend Bill Colett recalls a neat, friendly hermit who preferred water from a spring and a constant 68 degree tunnel. He was born in Dundalk Ireland and migrated to the United States about 50 years ago.
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Oracle
Ariz
James McAvoy
McAvoy
Bill Colett
Colett
Dundalk
Ireland
United States
Page
Alabaster mayor and police chief abducted by National Guard unit
Mayor Willie Mathis and Chief C. E. Carter were kidnapped by a 20th Special Forces unit while policing a re election poster campaign. Sheriff P. Walker rescued them and thwarted a second kidnapping attempt on a local judge, revealing a plan to simulate Viet Cong realism.
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Alabaster
Ala
Willie Mathis
C. E. Carter
National Guard
C. P. Walker
Selby County
Alabama
Birmingham
Mathis
Carter
Page
City engineer kept job as mayor withdraws charges
Mayor Mike Micone announced at a special city council meeting that charges against City engineer Jack Brown are withdrawn. Brown is reinstated to full authority after Micone said Brown is performing duties satisfactorily and the matter is resolved following a June 21 public council reading of the charges.
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Mike Micone
Jack Brown
Micone
Brown
Butte Faces Budget Dilemma Exceeding Levy Limits
City of Butte adopts a preliminary budget about 170000 above the 65 mill limit, risking a red balance for 1972 73. A public hearing is set for Aug 9 to approve adjustments before final action Aug 14. Labor costs dominate the budget with 85 percent of expenditures.
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Butte
Council Ways and Means
Ways and Means
Committee
Claude Pettibone
Pettibone
Kansas girl 16 heads assembly at Girls Nation
Alisa Faye Greer, 16, Kansas City Kansas, elected president of the 26th annual Girls Nation of the American Legion Auxiliary during the convention. She is the first Black person elected president of the nation. Vice president is Aldine Mahina Cahna, 17, of Honolulu.
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Washington
Alisa Faye Greer
Kansas City
Kan
Girls Nation of the American Legion Auxiliary
Miss Greer
Rosedale High School
Aldine Mahina Cahna
Honolulu
Eagleton reveals hospitalization for nervous exhaustion
Democratic vice presidential candidate Thomas Eagleton disclosed he has been hospitalized three times in 12 years for nervous exhaustion. He described self-imposed strain, denied alcohol involvement, and said he is in good health apart from being two pounds overweight with a hemorrhoid.
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Sylvan Lake Lodge
Here
Eagleton
George McGovern
McGovern
Miami Beach
Sen. Eagleton
Senate
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Pamswiger Standard
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