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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1973

Page

2

Butte and Calgary students honored at Montana Tech

Rhonda Farrow of Butte and Alan Gordon of Calgary Alta received the Chester Steele Honor Awards at Montana Tech commencement. Farrow earned a BS in mathematics with high honors. Gordon earned a BS in geological engineering. Each won $280 and plaques. Max Kennard of Parsons Jarden Corp urged graduates to shape their future in the next 25 years.

Rhonda Farrow Alan Gordon Chester Steele Montana Tech Miss Farrow Butte Gordon Calgary Alta Aimee Steele Anaconda Co Max Kennard Parsons- Jarden Corp New York

U N Security Council to ask Waldheim settle Arab Israeli clash

The United Nations Security Council may urge Secretary General Kurt Waldheim to seek a settlement of the Arab Israeli conflict. Austrian officials indicated Vienna drafted a resolution to request Waldheim use his good offices, with Cairo diplomats shown the draft. A Vienna spokesman called the report premature but said Waldheim’s involvement is “very much on our line.”

United Nations, N.Y U.N. Security Council Kurt Waldheim U.N Waldheim Austria Cairo Vienna

Demo chief links Watergate breakins to Dallas burglary

Democratic National Chairman Robert S. Strauss said he believes the same group behind the Watergate break-in last June also broke into his Dallas home three weeks later. The intruders ransacked the residence with no fingerprints, seeking papers rather than jewelry, Strauss suggested. He noted a pattern between the Watergate incident and the break-in timeline but offered no proof. The piece also mentions Watergate convictions and Montana’s population density.

Stateline Nev Robert S. Strauss Watergate Dallas Tex Strauss Bernard L. Baker Senate G. Gordon Liddy E. Howard Hunt Trig Los Angeles Daniel Elisberg

Pushbutton Compactor Promises Week’s Trash in One Bag

A compacting device for homes claims to compress a week’s waste for a family of four into a single take-out bag. It operates by pushing a button and plugs into standard 115-volt outlets. The unit supposedly reduces paper cans bottles plastic containers boxes wrappings and sweepings to less than a fraction of their original volume in under a minute.

Cleveland, Ohio Industry Week Magazine Industry Week U.S

Montana Standard staff and offices list

The Montana Standard establishes its 25 W Granite St Butte MT 59701 address and credits Duncan R Campbell Jr publisher Robert W Jones general manager Bert Gaskill editor Guy Palmer advertising mgr Louis L Plett circulation mgr Roy Anderson sotsesseeee city editor J B Gibson editorial page editor Kenneth Conway business office mgr Clarence Roper classified ads mgr Natalie Yovetich national ads Walter Hoefler gen. Fran. composing ed Wakefield day frm. composing Burl Cook night frm. composing Don Berryman press room foreman George Toy press asst foreman Harold Heath mail room foreman and notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press plus news staff. Subscription and rate details follow for daily and sunday editions and outside Montana mail prices.

Duncan R. Campbell, Jr Robert W. Jones Bert Gaskill Guy Palmer Louis L. Plett Roy Anderson J. B. Gibson Kenneth Conway Clarence Roper Natalie Yovetich Walter Hoefler Fran Ed Wakefield Burl Cook Don Berryman George Toy Harold Heath Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Press New York Times News Service Trade Area

Xerox Chief McColough Rails at Red Tape

C Peter McColough, chairman of Xerox, told the companys employee newspaper that red tape is spreading in large organizations at an alarming rate. He says ridicule of silly regulations is often best, as workers should think rather than merely follow rules.

New York Peter McColough Xerox

Egyptians to require oil ration cards for long-term foreigners

Oil rationing expands in Egypt with six month residency rule for foreigners to buy cooking oil per Al Ahram. Egyptians have faced rationing since World War I.

Cairo Egypt al Ahram

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