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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1976

Page

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Final Chowchilla suspects linked to 1976 abduction arrest

Frederick N. Woods and James Schoenfeld were captured. Richard Schoenfeld pleaded innocent to 43 felony counts tied to the Bus kidnapped victims case. James Schoenfeld surrendered in Menlo Park and was booked on kidnapping and unlawful flight charges.

Chowchilla Calif Jean Lone Ios Altar Ocean Ck Dren Frederick N. Woods Vancouver Canada James Schoenfeld San Francisco Peninsula Schoenfeld Richard Menlo Park Plush Atherton Californi Tan Francisco Canadian Mounted Police Charles Bates FBI San Francisco Woods Livermore San Mateo County Redwood City Alameda County

Tangshan quake survivors retreat to tents as tremors wane

Reports from Peking describe Tangshan’s vast destruction after the early Wednesday quake. Officials fear coal miners may be entombed while aftershocks hit relentlessly and foreign observers note the city’s near total devastation.

Tieton China Tangshan Peking

Lifeline Plan Faces Backlash Across States

A Lifeline proposal tying energy conservation to aid for low income users draws opposition. California, Arizona, Georgia and Maine have adopted it. eight states rejected it, including Montana. Utility critics say it fails to help all low income users and could spur waste by those not paying full costs. The Center for the Public Interest argues current rates penalize the poor and that Lifeline could promote conservation, not consumption.

California Arizona Georgia Maine Montana Power Co Bozeman-based Center For the Public Interest Lifeline Center Lifeline

Peace plan proposed to end 15 month Lebanon war

Damascus Radio says Syria and Palestinian guerrillas agreed on a cease fire plan to begin on a date set by a special Syrian Palestinian Lebanese Moslem committee under the Arab League. The panel will timetable the removal of war signs in 10 days using Arab peace forces.

Beirut Lebanon Damascus Radio Syria Arab League

Worm manure pays off in big business and politics

Georgia state senator Carter Hugh Carter, a cousin of a presidential candidate, popularizes earthworms as ecological heroes and a major industry. From fertilizer to poultry feed and even cat food, worms are marketed globally, with North American firms expanding production and distribution.

Houston Cervantes Shakespeare Carter Hugh Carter Georgia Plains Jimmy Peanut White House Miculturists Coure Frank Carmandy North American Date Farms, Inc Ontario Calif Glendale Ariz Japan

Air Force catches threesome near Minuteman silo at Warren AFB

Two airmen and a woman were stopped after an open silo hatch was found at Warren Air Force Base Cheyenne Wyoming during a late night alarm on July 11 The incident was described as an attempt to impress the girlfriend and not enter the silo The Air Force stressed confidence in security and did not reveal identities or charges at this time Warren houses about 200 of the 1000 Minuteman ICBMs deployed nationwide

Peking Tangshan Washington Air Force Warren Air Force Base Cheyenne Wyo Minute Air Force Aioe

Montana Ballot Sees Property Tax Relief Initiative

An initiative for about 14 million dollars yearly in property tax relief for owner occupied homes qualified for the November ballot in Montana. Secretary of State Frank Murray certified 16,259 signatures, 321 over the requirement, with Gov. Thomas L. Judge sponsor noting an average 110 dollar credit per qualifying homeowner if approved and funds reimbursed from the state general fund.

Helena Montana Frank Murray Thomas L. Judge Ene Emubeltdelmmaneie Dedanian Ete Eiveny Setenatone Gemo Eno

Americans Ready to Scale Mt Everest Expedition

In Katmandu Nepal a 11 member American Bicentennial expedition prepares for a Mt Everest ascent. The group aims to become the first American women and the first husband and wife team to reach the summit, following 1963 efforts and a last minute chance arrangement led by Phillip Trimble. Arlene Blum and Barbara Roach are two women on the team.

Katmandu Nepal Mt. Everest Everest United States U.S Phillip Trimble Arlene Blum Stanford University Barbara Roach

Hoffa Disappearance Marked One Year Later in Detroit

Detroit observers mark one year since James Hoffa vanished amid a murky underworld case. Federal prosecutors say they know who abducted and killed Hoffa and have two witnesses before a grand jury while pressing others to testify. Three New Jersey suspects Andretta and the Briguglio brothers face questioning as investigations implicate Anthony Provenzano in Union City.

Detroit James Hoffa Jimmy Hoffa Hoffa Madhna Red Fox Bloomfield Township Teamsters Union Federal Bureau of Investigation U.S Philip van Dam Hoffa Grand Jury Federal New Jersey Andretta Gabriel Salvatore Briguglio Teamsters Underworld Anthony Provenzano Teamsters Local 560 Union City N.J Teamster

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