Watergate hearings update cites Ehrlichman Dean ties
Ehrlichman said Nixon believed Dean involved in scandal up to his eyebrows. Dean was fired April 30 and Ehrlichman resigned. Logs of Nixon and Dean conversations may be subpoenaed. White House says logs are presidential papers. Cash said logs would be subpoenaed soon. Also Nixon to widen Cabinet liaison with two Republican leaders. Scott cited declines in national security wiretaps since Nixon took office and noted long term wartime highs. A former re election aide described Gemstone political espionage files for Mitchell meeting. Liddy secretary Harmony testified about memo from Ruby One Ruby Two and Crystal sources.
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Nixon
White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
Cash
Senate Watergate Committee
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Scott
FBI
Johnson
National Security
Mitchell
Robert Reisner
Magruder
South Viet army repels Viet Cong attack in Delta
Saigon said government forces beat back a Viet Cong and North Vietnamese assault in the Mekong Delta during the third day of heavy fighting since the cease-fire. A U S spotter plane crashed in Cambodia, killing the pilot. The three-day toll of Communist dead reached 167.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
Cambodia
U.S
South Vietnam
Local school levies fail amid voter turnout drop
Election returns show 34.25 percent turnout with 2,351 of 6,886 eligible voters in seven precincts. The high school levy failed 1,291 to 1,040 across nine precincts including Warm Springs and Fishtrap. Only Bryan School favored the levy 128 to 119. Elementary levy failed in all seven precincts. Hiring of about 40 staff tied to levy passage. Also noted: 16 crew-served weapons left on a battlefield as Kissinger and Tho prepared to resume Vietnam cease-fire talks.
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Warm Springs
Fishtrap
Big Hole
Bryan School
Zoning Plan Eyes Action by City County Board
Belanger will draft a proposed zoning plan for action by the City County Planning Board at its June 13 meeting. Afterward the plan goes to the commissioners for action and then a public hearing date must be set. Commissioners urge timely zoning, with past efforts spanning over three years.
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Belanger
Ed DeGeorge
Lucille Oleary
Ramsay
Butte
Hillcrest
Floral Park
Terra Verde Heights
Abortion ruling prompts questions on hospital rights
Montana officials debate effects of Judge Smith ruling on abortion access and hospital participation. Catholic facilities may refuse abortions or close, while physicians face possible court orders and litigation. Attorneys warn legislative action may follow amid gambling and election law concerns.
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Montana
Harrison
Smith
Skylab crew plans solar wing salvage during EVA
Skylab 1 planners prepared a spacewalk plan to free a jammed one inch strap blocking a 30 foot wing with three folded solar panels. Conrad and Kerwin will exit via a hatch, form a 25 foot pole with tubing, use a bolt cutter on the strap, and may employ a crowbar or wire saw if needed.
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Space Station
Skylab 1
Russell Schweickart
Conrad
Kerwin
REA approves loans to Montana telephone cooperatives
Senators Mansfield and Metcalf announced that the Rural Electrification Administration has approved a 1.29 million loan to the Rural Telephone Coop Assoc in Glasgow. Funds will upgrade service, extend it to 111 new customers, expand at Glasgow Air Force Base, and finance new offices for north Glasgow north Hinsdale and north Nashua exchanges.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Rural Electrification Administration
Glasgow
Eureka
Mont
Rural Telephone Coop
Assoc. Inc
Glasgow Air Force Base
North Glasgow
North Hinsdale
North Nashua
Mansfield
Metcalf
Senior Citizens Center Serves 90 Meals Daily
Smelter City Senior Citizens Center at 921 E Park provides noon meals to about 90 elderly residents on weekdays. Alderman Pete Agostinelli told a health committee the center, partly funded by revenue sharing, charges 50 to 75 cents per plate and delivers meals to homebound seniors. The Serbian Church Home houses the center, run under Jane Quane Anderson with strong volunteer help.
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Smelter City Senior Citizens Center
E. Park
Pete Agostinelli
Sixth Ward
Board of Health Committee
Jane Quane Anderson
Summer Guard camp planned in Gowen Field training
More than 70 guardsmen from the Anaconda National Guard will train at Gowen Field Boise this summer. The unit will simulate combat conditions through tactics exercises during the camp and depart from the Anaconda Armory on June 15.
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Anaconda National Guard
Gowen Field
Boise
Anaconda
Anaconda Armory
Green ash named best bet for Anaconda area
Montana horticulturists recommend green ash as the best tree for Anaconda, after a Mayor's Advisor Committee session with soil conservationists and state officials. Ed Gallagher of AURA notes Neighborhood Development Program funds for replacing trees removed during a 25 block street reconstruction. The tree choice aims to minimize sewer and sidewalk problems, as engineers plan an office in Anaconda this week to oversee the 6 to 9 inch asphalt street project with sewer and curb work.
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Montana
Anaconda
Forest Service
Ed Gallagher
AURA
Gallagher
Anaconda Courthouse Schedule And Club Meetings
Margaret Fleming, SSA field rep from the Butte office, will be at the courthouse from 9 to 12 and 1 to 2 on Wednesday. Anaconda Ladies Golf Association hosts a 7:30 dinner meeting at the Country Club after league play. Anaconda Eagles hold a regular meeting at 8. Big Stack Duplicate Bridge Club meets at 1. VFW Auxiliary gathers on Wednesday in the Legion Hall.
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Margaret Fleming
Butte
Anaconda’ Ladies’ Golf Association
Anaconda Eagles
Big Stack Duplicate Bridge Club
VFW
Legion Hall
Intermountain Transportation Company
Missoula
Kalispell
Anaconda
USWA
Anaconda Company
Anaconda Man Wins Honors At UM Ceremony
MISSOULA Anaconda man earns honors as University of Montana President Robert T. Pantzer and Garry South recognize him for notable achievements.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Robert T. Pantzer
Garry South
Anaconda hotel workers approve two year contract
Restaurant employees vote to accept a two year contract with Anaconda operators. The deal includes 15 cent hourly raises each year, Memorial Day as a paid holiday, and extending leave of absence to 120 days. Ratified at three meetings on the recommendation of union officials Flanagan and Shepka amid a threatened work stoppage. Negotiations continue Wednesday at Smeltermen's Hall over blanket versus separate contracts.
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Anaconda
Seymour J. Flanagan
Omaha
Alice Shepka
Flanagan
Hotel and Restaurant Proprietors Association
Anaconda CBD renewal plans reviewed by city council
Central business district renewal plans for Anaconda were reviewed by aldermen led by Mayor Beausoleil. The plan centers on East Park blocks 200 and 300 with expansion toward Oak and Main, funded by AURA and Neighborhood Development Program under the Community Betterment Act.
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Central Business District
Anaconda Central Business District
Anaconda
East Park
AURA
Stagg
Oak
Main
Hickory
Ed Gallagher
Lussy
Vanisko
Anaconda Co
Gallagher
William Spraycar
Gene Marcille
Knight, Dahood, Mackay and McLean
East Third
S. W. Smollack
E. Third
Students get local job preference for street project
Anaconda Montana Mayor Paul Beausoleil said summer street reconstruction will favor Anaconda high school graduates and college students home for vacation. Local residents will be given priority with contractor and Montana Employment Service manager Ray Van Steeland coordinating. carpenters electricians operating engineers and teamsters to be hired when locals are unavailable. Local hiring was discussed in pre construction talks. The mayor added the new sewer flusher and rooter is received and has helped clear roots and clogs in sewers.
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Anaconda
Paul Beausoleil
Montana Employment Service
Ray van Steeland
Death Notice of Mrs Ira Cutler Anaconda
Mrs Ira Cutler of 520 East Third is dead. Her funeral will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Finnegan Co Funeral Home with Rev Don Baker of the Assembly of God Church officiating. Burial will follow in Hill Cemetery in the family plot.
Anaconda Guardsmen aid city renewal program
An Anaconda based Montana National Guard armor squadron joined the Anaconda Urban Renewal Agency to demolish and clean up abandoned homes garages and shacks. Over 60 guardsmen removed eyesores at the chamber of commerce request and loaded debris into unit county and city trucks. 1st Lt David T Montgomery said the Guard aims to be a good neighbor and support community projects. The unit also funds two $300 high school scholarships annually.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Guard
Anaconda Area Weather Report
Variable cloudiness with possible showers in Anaconda area. Highs expected 70 to 80 and lows 40 to 45. Yesterday recorded a max of 74 at 3 PM and a low of 40 at 6 AM. Ages referenced 83 and 45, with two years ago values 63 and 44.
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Anaconda
Marriage Licenses Filed in Anaconda Area
Lawrence Duane Williams 20 and Joan Marie Brodnick 18 apply. Timothy Morris Lowe of Butte and Mary Lillian Marchion. Frank W. Loesch and Rosalin D. Frailey. Roy Phillip Gates and Roberta Ann Dire.
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Lawrence Duane Williams
Joan Marie Brodnick
Timothy Morris Lowe
Butte
Mary Lillian Marchion
Frank W. Loesch
Rosalin D. Frailey
Roy Phillip Gates
Roberta Ann Dire
Funeral services for Ira Cutler at Finnegan Co Funeral Home
Funeral services for Ira Cutler, 80, of 520 E Third, widow of Ira Cutler, will be at 2 Thursday in Finnegan Co Funeral Home conducted by Rev Don Baker of the Assembly of God Church. Burial will be in Hill Cemetery.
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Ira Cutler
E. Third
Finnegan Co
Don Baker
Assembly of God Church
Hill Cemetery
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