Hijackers seize Western Airlines jet with 98 aboard
Four hijackers with a bomb claim demanded 500000 in cash and forced the Western Airlines jet from Seattle to San Francisco. Authorities questioned reports tying Angela Davis to the demands while the plane circled for cash delivery and a long range aircraft was readied.
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Beef and pork prices rise as unemployment holds at 5.9 percent
The Labor Department reports May wholesale prices up 0.6 percent, with livestock prices up 4.9 percent and unemployment at 5.9 percent. Officials note meat costs may hit shoppers soon while debates over import limits and policy continue amid partisan reactions.
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Metcalf Campaign Finances Questioned Over Reporting
Senator Lee Metcalf’s re election funds face scrutiny as committees in Washington and DC disclose limited reports and potential gaps. The DC Montana committee showed 30474 cash on hand before April 7 and 460 received through May 15, while the United Steelworkers PAC gave 2500 on May 4, raising questions about proper filing timing and complete disclosure.
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Metcalf Faces Scrutiny Over Campaign Filings
The Montana Standard notes Metcalf has not sent required disclosure reports to the Secretary of State four days before the primary. Common Cause criticizes filings as minimal. State bureau findings show Metcalf for Senator Club failed to disclose Variable cloudiness as campaign finances face scrutiny.
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Butte High School Graduates 565 In Class Of 1972
Three students tie for valedictorian Kris Dresser Barbara Menghini and Michael John Curnow all earned 4.0 GPA Terri Welsh named salutatorian with 397 average A record 565 students graduate Wednesday at 8 p m in the Butte Civic Center Dr Carl W McIntosh Montana State University president will speak MISS DRESSER is daughter of Hugh and Mrs Dresser of 1326 W Platinum She belongs to Pep band Butte High Band Tri M Club Science Club Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society and Girl's State She earned top marks at Montana Music Festival a paramedical scholarship and several local awards
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Butte Boys State selects 1972 delegation for Dillon event
Butte will send 17 junior students from two high schools to the 1972 American Legion Boys State in Dillon. The Montana session opens Sunday and runs through Saturday with more than 500 junior high boys expected. Tom Maunder of Butte Central, a top orator, plans to run for governor. Names from Butte were announced by Owen Grinde, with thanks to local clubs for support.
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Officials report drop in birth rate to historic low
The first quarter of 1972 saw the birth rate fall to 15.8 per 1000, down from 17.6 a year earlier and 17.3 in 1971, shrinking the average number of children for women of childbearing age to 2.145. Census experts warn zero population growth could arrive in 40 to 50 years without migration.
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Saboteur Bombs Qui Nhon Command Post in Vietnam Crisis
A saboteur detonated a 40 pound charge at the bunkered Qui Nhon provincial command post in Binh Dinh. Two Vietnamese and 15 Vietnamese wounded, plus 3 U.S. advisers and 2 South Koreans hurt as two American advisers evacuated Phu My district HQ. The blast, labeled inside job, damaged electronics and raised fears of renewed heavy fighting in the central coast.
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Rescue crews pluck Capt. Locher after deep behind enemy lines
A large U S Air Force rescue armada freed Capt Roger C Locher 28 of Sabetha Kansas after 23 days evading North Vietnamese forces. He was hoisted from a mountain area near Hanoi Friday by a 30 to 40 aircraft effort. Locher credited with three MIG kills and his F4 Phantom was shot down May 10 on his 407th combat mission. The second crewman aboard the aircraft remains missing. Locher was said to be in excellent condition despite weight loss.
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Surviving An Loc Siege Captain Recounts Night of Shells
U S Army adviser Captain Harold Moffett Jr. recalls near 10 hour barrage at An Loc facing nearly 10,000 shells. He describes tanks entering a church and the carnage that followed, his injuries, and his resolve to return home after his second Vietnam tour.
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