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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1973

Page

4

The agony of Amtrak One man's ordeal

Houston writer details a lengthy, frustrating battle to book Amtrak travel from Birmingham to Houston and westward. Repeated delays, misnotes, and inconsistent service illustrate systemic disorganization. The piece argues Amtrak risks destroying rail passenger service rather than saving it.

Amtrak Ernest B. Furgurson Houston Texas Birmingham Ala Southern Railway New Orleans Los Angeles America Baltimore Sun

Reds spies grow in U S cites Brezhnev visit urged

Victor Riesel asserts Soviet espionage expands in the United States with 816 officials in New York Washington and San Francisco and 454 bloc officials also involved. He cites FBI sources including L Patrick Gray III and notes Chinese presence at the UN mission. He mentions Brezhnev as a realist who could curb espionage and discusses the Lermentov cruiser visit and an $85 million truck plan financed by the Export-Import Bank along with grain aid and hunger issues in the Soviet Union.

Victor Riesel New York Soviet Union Leonid Brezhnev Washington San Francisco L. Patrick Gray Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI U.S U.S.S.R Pat Gray People’s Republic of China Gray Bureau Brezhnev N. Khrushchev KGB M.S. Lermontov Leningrad London le Havre Bremerhaven Dept. of Commerce and Agriculture Khrushchev

Key test for legal pot in California politics 1974

California anti decriminalization efforts gain steam after a 33.5 percent vote in 1973. Legislators eye softer penalties, and activists plan 1974 petitions with hopes of 40-43 percent statewide backing. Coalition aims to broaden youth and middle class support, tying reform to upcoming elections and national trends.

California U.S United States Arkansas Idaho Michigan Ohio Oregon Oklahoma Washington Los Angeles San Francisco George McGovern Initiative Coalition Marijuana Initiative Coalition Grass Roots Gazette California Senate Gordon Brownell Nixon White House Brownell Marijuana Coalition Pacific Coast

A Better Idea for Montana Legal Services Reform

Opinion argues Attorney General Robert Woodahl should centralize Montana's legal services in the AG's office and end the retainer system. It cites past conflicts of interest and patronage, praising consolidation for accountability, improved communication, and higher quality legal work while acknowledging none of the options are perfect.

Robert Woodahl Attorney General Woodahl Montana

Farmers Top Priority for Gas Allocation Says Treasury

Deputy Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told a Senate committee the government aims to ensure farmers receive enough fuel due to the planting season. The piece notes the fuel crisis while highlighting agriculture as a potent bargaining asset for the United States in global energy considerations.

Treasury William E. Simon Senate U.S

Our Readers Speak Letters Start at The Montana Standard

Readers are invited to send letters for publication not exceeding 300 words. Each letter must include the writer's name and address and be mailed to Our Readers Speak C O The Montana Standard Butte.

Montana Standard Butte

Veterans Memorial cleanup praised by community groups

John Gleeson of the United Veterans Council memorial committee thanks Butte city leaders and School District No. 1 for the cleanup and painting work at the Veterans Memorial. He notes a later find of a broken bottle tray and a dead cat left at the site.

Butte John Gleeson United Veterans Council

Montana MIP Opposes Plan to Abandon MT College

The Montana Institutions Preservation Committee opposes Rep Oscar Kvaalen plan to abandon Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology and form a community college. CARLIN GOOD, Butte, MIP Secretary.

Montana Institutions Preservation Committee MIP House Oscar Kvaalen R Lambert Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology Carlin Good Butte

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