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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1971
Page
4
Partly cloudy conditions across the area with scattered showers or thundershowers through Monday. Sunday highs mainly mid to upper 60s, lows around 40s, and a 20 to 30 percent chance of precipitation. Northwest and east of the divide show similar unsettled, breezy patterns with cooler totals.
Gov. Ronald Reagan says he has not paid California income taxes in two years but will not confirm a report that both matches his election, asserting he paid every tax obligation. The journalist who reported the taxless years cited a 1970 salary of 44,100 and business reverses as reasons.
The Panther 13, arrested in April 1969 for alleged plots against police and public targets, were acquitted last month after undercover testimony failed to convict. Moore and Josephs faced bail jumping and disappearances, while four new suspects arrested Saturday faced charges of robbery assault and weapons possession as police describe forcible disrobing and theft from victims.
A one year boost to income taxes and a 2 percent sales tax, plus a $10 per exemption credit, would fund a $200 million biennium. House and Senate leaders discuss using the plan to cover five major appropriation bills while a $175000 session expense bill is first on the agenda.
Five members of a Colorado Springs family died when their single engine Comanche disintegrated in fog over Calgary McCall Airport. The father, mother, and three children aged about 4 to 7 were aboard. The wreckage scattered over a seeded field after the plane vanished from radar at about 11 a.m. local time. Names were not released immediately.
Three Helena residents were seriously injured Thursday night when a boat on their compact car was caught by a wind draft, causing the vehicle to roll two miles north of Clancy on Interstate 15. Injured were Clayton Rickman 55 L. M. Milner 55 and Tom Higgins 24 all Helena Independent Record employees.
A polar bear named Skandia attacked a man who fed it through a cage at the Central Park Zoo. A policeman shot the bear dead after he refused to release the bite. The victim, Oliver Jones, 29, of Manhattan, was hospitalized with a deep arm laceration and received a feeding violation notice.
The 50 cent piece returns after a two year gap. The Philadelphia Mint, the largest and newest coin plant, has produced half dollars since early this year and the Federal Reserve has moved them into nationwide circulation.
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