ABM cancellation may cost Shelby businessman $500000
Shelby Montana businessman Bob Kalbfleisch says the halt of the ABM project will erase 400000 to 500000 in value. He explains land, motel and trailer park investments lose farmland value, with $70000 tied in the trailer park and planned housing for 4000 people halted. The Montana ABM segment, worth 160.9 million, stopped after Nixon Russia accord.
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ABM funds asked for highway use
Tom Selstad, candidate for Montana governor, urged the federal government to redirect ABM missile construction funds to Montana highway projects. He said funds could upgrade non interstate roads without state matching, arguing the move would utilize local labor and support regional expansion after the ABM program was dropped at the Moscow summit.
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June religious events and community programs listed
Butte hosts a Friday Eucharistic vigil from 8 to 10 at Evangelist Church. A 1 p.m. Friday Senior Citizens program at the YMCA features a Charlie Russell film. Emerson Home School Association will hold annual Dad's Night at 7 30 Friday.
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Cemetery Entrance Work Planned in Philipsburg
Philipsburg Cemetery Board approved upcoming entrance construction to begin soon. The board set the next meeting for June 22 and noted memorials sent in May for Rebecca Kaiser 18 Hilda Johnson 3 Alma Burnett 14 and Fan Cole Sullivan 2. Owners are reminded of by laws on grave copings. information available from Robert McKinley.
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Groups pledge funds to fight proposed Montana constitution
Three state organizations in Helena pledge about 28 500 to oppose the proposed constitution. The groups plan a coordinated effort to fund campaigns and advertisements as part of their lobbying activity.
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Area Weather and Constitution Campaign Update
The Montana outlook shows clouds and scattered showers across Butte Helena and Bozeman with a cooling trend Friday to Saturday. Separate report notes a Citizens Committee for Constitutional Improvement budgets near 27000 to push the constitutional measure with 10570 donations, funding anti constitution efforts including TV ads.
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Airport lighting added to FAA budget for Silver Bow county
The Silver Bow County Airport at Bert Mooney would receive a new lead-in lighting system under the fiscal 1973 FAA budget sent to Congress. Northwest Airlines helped develop the plan over about three years. County Airport Board chair Harvey Casebeer welcomed the proposal, noting the lighting would cost about $100,000 as part of broader الصيف airport improvements funded by a $325,000 revenue bond approved last year.
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Boogal Plea Innocent In Second Degree Assault Charge
Bill Boogal, 27, pleaded innocent in district court on Wednesday to a second degree assault charge. A Montana Standard report earlier misstated a guilty plea in the headline. Boogal remains free on a $3,500 bond after allegedly pointing a loaded handgun at a deputy sheriff.
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No flood danger for Big Hole River says water company
The Big Hole River in Melrose and Divide is not rising rapidly, with no flood danger. A Butte Water Co. spokesman said Wednesday night rain and high temperatures have not affected river depth.
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