Outlook dim for Dillon flight service station
Rep. Dick Shoup urged the FAA to test a prototype flight service station before any closings in Montana. Administrator Butterfield did not flatly rule out Dillon but noted Dillon is too distant from FAA offices, lacks nearby industry activity, and insufficient aviation concentration to test effectiveness.
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Dillon
Dick Shoup
R-Mont
Federal Aviation Administration
Livingston
Cut Bank
Shoup
Montana
FAA
Three-car collision lands man in jail on multiple counts
In a slow Monday police court session, Jack P. Smith, 23, unemployed, pleaded guilty to drunken driving, no permit, fleeing the scene, and no plates after a Sunday crash at Mercury and Arizona that damaged two other cars. He was fined 150, 10, 200, and 50 dollars, respectively, and must serve 15, 1, 20, and 5 days in jail. Patrolmen pursued him twice after he initially fled. Several other motorists faced fines for various offenses as the court collected bonds totaling 197 dollars.
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Smith
Mercury
Arizona
Bob Lee
Ron Kinman
John Selon
Lee
W.N. Geagan
Seton
Susan Fellows
Stephen Parke
Park
West Mercury
M. M. Vizili
Bonnie Carroll
Mary Jacobson
Arthur Jurenic
Edward Dawson
Patricia Wischusen
Butte Senior Citizens Center Director Job Still Open
County commissioners and the county attorney continue to study the director post for the Butte Senior Citizens Center. A center delegation urged action after the screening committee recommended Emily Paull, who did not apply. Katherine Vine also applied but did not meet original specifications. Applicants in accordance with the ad were Shirley Carlyon, Lorrain Whindom, Michele Sustarsic, and James McCarthy. County Attorney Stimatz submitted a written note alleging no resolution governing the center has been passed and requested more information and a follow up meeting.
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Butte
Emily Paull
Lorrain A. Whindom
Michele Sustarsic
James F. McCarthy
County Atty
Larry Stimatz
Tech man at Space Center Joins Fellowship Program
Charles L. Herndon, associate professor of engineering science at Montana Tech, is at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama. The Summer Faculty Fellowship Program is jointly sponsored by the American Society for Engineering Education and NASA and will end in August.
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Charles L. Herndon
Montana Tech
Marshal Space Flight Center
Alabama
American Society For Engineering Education
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Butte Zoning Board to Hear Two Mobile Home Variances
Two variance requests for mobile homes are on the agenda for the Butte Zoning Board of Adjustment meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall. Frank Tonkin seeks one variance for 1704 Hobson and Al James seeks two variances for 1550 Schley. Both sites lie in residential districts.
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Butte Zoning Board of Adjustment
City Hall
Frank Tonkin
1704 Hobson
al James
Schley
Lodge to Meet at 303 W Broadway for Regular Session
Butte Lodge 1 Knights of Pythias will hold its regular business meeting on Wednesday at 8 in the Lodge Hall 303 West Broadway. It will be the last session before summer recess and delegates to the Grand Lodge convention will be elected.
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Butte Lodge
Knights of Pythias
W. Broadway
Grand Lodge
Dillon Attorney Joins Woodahl Staff in June
Dillon attorney George Loseleben will join Attorney General Robert Woodahl’s staff on June 11. Dillon Mayor Ray Lynch accepted Loseleben’s resignation as police magistrate effective immediately with regret. Loseleben, a 1970 UM Law School graduate, heads parish council and Jaycees, and was appointed police judge in 1971 after Judge Bastion’s death.
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Dillon
George Loseleben
Robert Woodahl
Ray Lynch
Loseleben
Lynch
University of Montana Law School
Walter Bastion
Montana juvenile law hearing set for Thursday
A public meeting at 7 p.m. in the YMCA banquet room will discuss proposed changes to Montana juvenile law. The Montana Youth Act would grant full constitutional rights to juveniles, adjust arrest and detention procedures, expand youth court jurisdiction, appoint a referee, and limit probation officers' arrest powers.
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Montana
YMCA
Charlotte Kilroy
Butte
Jerry Johnson
Missoula
Mike McLean
Steve Nelson
Advisory Council
Terry Wallace
Montana Standard Address Notice
The Montana Standard is published daily and Sunday at 25 W Granite St Butte Montana 59701 with second class postage paid at Butte Montana.
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Granite St
Butte, Montana
Butte
Montana
City Tightens Nuisance Rules In Clean Up Drive
City enacts May 2 amendment targeting unsightly yards vacant lots and debris as public nuisance. It defines nuisance as injurious to health or morals indecent or obstructive and forbids creation continuation of such on occupied premises. Don Peoples says inspectors can force junk cars and debris removal with fines up to $300 and up to 90 days in jail.
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Don Peoples
Public Works
Butte Central High elects 1973 74 student leaders
Central High School elected Bill Schara as student council president for 1973 74 with Lori White as vice president Katie Joyce secretary and Bill Mattix treasurer Other officer rosters include Greg Jones Paul Maloy Ann Lynn Bennie Jackie Holland Dan Konen Bob Paull Joan ONeill Mary Gail Sullivan Tim Kearney Bob Mattix Amanda Burns Amber Webb serving as senior junior and sophomore officers respectively.
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Butte Central High School
Bill Schara
Lori White
Katie Joyce
Bill Mattix
Greg Jones
Paul Maloy
Ann Lynn Bennie
Jackie Holland
Dan Konen
Bob Paull
Joan O'Neill
Mary Gail Sullivan
Tim Kearney
Bob Mattix
Amanda Burns
Amber Webb
Port of Butte committee to discuss postal issues
The Port of Butte committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet in the Finlen Hotel on Wednesday at 11. Postal problems will be discussed. The Pioneer's Club holds a business meeting at 8 Tuesday in the club hall at 21 S. Montana, followed by Memorial Services and a program. Eagles Auxiliary installation dinner is 8:30 Thursday in the Acoma Lounge. call Hazel Cox or Rose Marceau by Wednesday. SAM Club meets 7:30 Tuesday at the Serbian Church Parish Center.
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Port of
Pioneer’s Club
S. Montana
Eagles
Acoma
Hazel Cox
Rose Marceau
SAM Club
School budget hearing set for June 25 in district building
The preliminary budget Hearing for School District 1 is scheduled Monday June 25 at 7 30 in the administration building. The budget will be public at the meeting and then sent to county superintendent John J Sullivan for review before final submission to county commissioners. Officials say the May notice was delayed due to an oversight but will not affect hearings.
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John J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Montana
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