Supplemental funds aid 13 Montana colleges for work programs
The Office of Education released supplemental funds totaling over 815000 to 13 Montana institutions for college work programs. Federal funds cover 90 percent of student payrolls for July 1 to December 31, 1969, with amounts listed for Carroll College, College of Great Falls, Dawson College, Eastern Montana College, Flathead Community College, Miles Community College, Missoula Center, and Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology.
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Associatee Press
Montana Institutions of Higher Learning
Office of Education
Montana
Carroll College
Helena
College of Great Falls
Dawson College
Glendive
Eastern Montana College
Billings
Flathead Community College
Kalispell
Miles Community College
Miles City
Missoulace Center
Missoula
Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology
Butte
Montana State University Funding Totals by Campus
The document lists appropriation figures for Montana colleges and universities. Montana State University Bozeman two hundred thirty eight thousand five hundred sixty one dollars. University of Montana Missoula two hundred thirty nine thousand two hundred forty seven dollars. Western Montana College Dillon forty eight thousand four hundred ten dollars. Northern Montana College Havre fifteen thousand one hundred eighty three dollars. Rocky Mountain College Billings fifteen thousand five hundred thirty nine dollars.
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Bozeman
Northern Montana College
Havre
Rocky Mountain College
Billings
University of Montana
Missoula
Western Montana College
Dil
Nixon aide resigns Whittier College post to head Nixon Institute
Dr. Paul S. Smith 71 in Los Angeles resigns as president of Whittier College to direct the Richard Nixon Institute for Human Affairs. The institute, named for the school's most famous graduate, aims to house as many of the President's papers as possible.
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Paul S. Smith
Los Angeles
Whittier College
Richard Nixon
Murray predicts 48 percent turnout in Montana 2nd District
Secretary of State Frank Murray forecast about 48 percent voter turnout for the June 24 Montana 2nd District congressional election. He based the estimate on the 1945 turnout of 47.89 percent from 124,752 registered electors, with 59,748 projected voters if similar participation repeats. Candidates include W. S. Bill Mather, John D. Melcher, and Derby C. Whitmer.
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Helena
Frank Murray
Montana
Murray
Wesley A. D'Ewart
D'Ewart
Leo Co. Graybill
Cascade
U.S. House
James F. Battin
W. S
Bill” Mather
John D. Melcher
Derby C. Whitmer
High speed train planned for airport arrivals
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans a high speed rail link from Kennedy to a new Manhattan terminal near Pennsylvania Station. The venture would cost about 46.5 million dollars with a 16 minute city connection and requires Board of Estimate approval.
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New York
Kennedy International Airport
Manhattan
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
MTA
William J. Rowan
Pennsylvania Station
City Board of Estimate
Ronan
Olsen targets unfair retirement age in railroad act
U S Rep Arnold Olsen of Montana unveiled a bill to amend the Railroad Retirement Act. He argues current rules favor women by letting them retire at 60 with 30 years of service while men must wait to 65. The amendment would allow both sexes to retire at 60 with 30 years of service without benefit loss.
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Associated Press
U.S
Arnold Olsen
Dmont
Tschache Seeks 2nd District Seat As GOP Criticizes Metcalf
Ott Tschache newly elected Montana Republican state chairman entered the 2nd Congressional District race slamming Sen. Lee Metcalf and Democratic candidate John Melcher. He accused Melcher and Metcalf of aligning with Johnson and Nixon policies, claiming they seek an immediate political revolution rather than orderly policy reversal.
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Bozeman
Ott Tschache
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
John Melcher
W. S. Mather
Tschache
Metcalf
Melcher
Nixon
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Volkswagen
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Granite Butte
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New Gop
Pounds Democrats
The
Montana Standard
F ‘Riday
Johnson
W. Sydney Oulds
Office OF
Robert L. Prigge
CPA
Storeside Park
Hennessy’s Millinery
Hennessy’s
Hennessy
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