Miami courts to work around the clock during conventions
Dade County judges and lawyers plan 24 hour court operations to handle arrests during the Democratic and Republican conventions. The master plan covers prompt arraignments, fixed bail standards, and detailed reporting while keeping a staging area for detainees near the Miami Beach Convention Hall.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Dade County
Circuit Court
Thomas Lee
Miami Beach Convention Hall
Nixon urges Congress to back SALT amid Moscow summit
President Nixon returns from Moscow and asks a joint session of Congress to approve the arms limitation agreement with the Soviet Union. He outlines SALT terms and urges unity to build a new foundation for peace, stressing the balance of strategic weapons and national security. He defends the pact against critics as he reports on the 13 day trip.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Congress
United States
Ussr
America
Warsaw
Andrews Air Force Base
Russia
Austria
Iran
Poland
Salt
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
EPA adopts best practicable control for water pollution
The EPA quietly adopts a nationwide policy requiring best practicable water pollution control by industries. It replaces reliance on regional officers' professional judgment and directs staff to set permit conditions using current best practicable control technology.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
John R. Quarles Jr
Associated Press
Quarles
Governor seeks federal aid for ABM job losses in Montana
Governor Forrest H. Anderson asked Labor Secretary Hodgson for federal funds under the Manpower Development and Training Act to aid ABM workers in Conrad Shelby and Great Falls. The move follows a recommendation by the Governor's Manpower Planning Advisory Council as Anderson heads to Houston for the National Governors Conference. Acting governor Lt. Gov. Thomas L. Judge would lead Montana in Anderson's absence.
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Helena
Forrest H. Anderson
Secretary of Labor
James Hodgson
Montana
Conrad
Shelby
Great Falls
Northcentral
Anderson
Houston
Tex
Cochairman
Old West Regional Commission
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
West Virginia
Arch A. Moore Jr
Ronald P. Richards
Jean Handel
Robert McTaggart
George McCarthy
John Womack
Thomas L. Judge
Scientists reset doomsday clock after SALT accord
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists advances the doomsday clock two minutes, reflecting the SALT treaty with the Soviet Union. The 24 hour scale marks mankind's nuclear age with the clock now closer to midnight, following years at ten minutes to. Prof. Bernard T Feld of MIT notes SALT halts costly antiballistic missile race and long-range nuclear growth.
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Chicago
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Salt
Soviet Union
Bernard T. Feld
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The
Bulletin
Page Seven competition highlights headline
Page seven preview lists the Precinct showdown at Page thirteen Aaron versus Mays and coverage of a Sunday Standard Shakespeare expert in Dillon with related political club reports.
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Political Club Reports
Sunday Standard Shakespeare
Dillon
Treasury pays off debts boosting money supply
The U S Treasury will pay cash on bonds totaling about 1.23 billion due June 15 and up to 3 billion more later, freeing money rather than refinancing. Bankers say the move may ease short term rates but likely won’t reach mortgage or auto loans immediately. The action increases liquidity, possibly delaying rate rises until autumn and raises questions about next spring refunds and budgets.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Franklin R. Saul
the Treasury
Saul
F.S. Smithers and Co
Anaconda partners die in double tragedy linked to bar owners
Two longtime Anaconda partners John Justini and John Carrascio died in a sequence starting with Justini found dead from head injuries in his home and Carrascio later dying from injuries after a fall. Investigators saw no sign of a third party and a blood trail led through the house.
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Anaconda
Arthur A. Longfellow
John Justini
John Carrascio
Justini
Carlascio
Butte
Anaconda Community Hospital
St. Patrick Omen
Missoula
River flooding begins near Hamilton Montana
Bitterroot River and its tributaries flooded lowlands around Hamilton as warm temperatures accelerated snowmelt. Crews reported three washed out wooden bridges on county roads three miles southeast of Hamilton, with lowland flooding north toward Victor and Stevensville. River District Office noted Sun River lowlands flooding in Manchester, while the Big Hole River rose toward flood stage near Divide and Melrose. Water flows in Missouri headwaters increased with 80s temperatures.
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Hamilton, Mont
Hamilton
Montana
Victor
Stevensville
Helena River District
The
National Weather
Service
Manchester
Sun River
Big Hole
Divide
Melrose
Missouri
Skunk trapped at South Side Standard Service Station
Jeb Reilly spotted a live skunk inside the tire storage area of the South Side Standard Service Station at 2544 Harrison. A Humane Society trap drew the animal out and it was moved to Loren Madden’s home. two hours later the skunk, not descented, was released in Toll Mountain vicinity. Nearby otter sighting noted by owner Lisac.
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South Side
Harrison
Jeb Reilly
Ed Lisac
Reilly
Lisac
Silver Bow Humane Society
Carolyn Larsen
Dean Reed
The
Forest Service
Loren Madden
Humane Society
Madden
Toll Mountain
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Administration of Justice
Magistrate Court
County Justice
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Anaconda Co
Cliff Moore
Corps of Engineers
Aaron
Mays
Butte Weather
Skunk
Harrison Ave
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