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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1973

Page

3

Fireworks ordinances delayed amid council vote split

City aldermen delayed action on three ordinances to ban fireworks sales within city limits and a three mile zone, sending the measures to the Committee of the Whole for study after council rule votes failed to reach a two thirds majority. The delay pauses enforcement until after July 6.

Committee of the Whole Rick Griffith Griffith Yale Avenue Margaret Burke Don Anderson C Street Pasley Motors Floral Park Lowell, Paxson, Wynne and 4 Mile Vue Road

Woodahl Won't Appeal Montana Abortion Laws Ruling

Montana Attorney General Robert L. Woodahl said he will not appeal the U.S. District Court decision on abortion laws. He defended his winter legislative opinion and argued the Legislature would be in a better position had it followed his recommendations. He rebutted Senate Leader Lynch's charge that the opinion was inopportune.

Montana Woodahl Senate Neil J. Lynch Dbutte Lynch

Nixon Dean conversations logs face constitutional issue

Cox urged executive session testimony with limited disclosure to protect witnesses under possible indictment. White House officials said logs detailing Nixon Dean meetings and participants would be turned over to the Senate committee, but the content of those conversations may remain restricted. Sloan testified he warned Ehrlichman last July that the re election operation might be involved, and Ehrlichman replied I dont want to know.

Timony Cox U.S. District Court John J. Sirica White House Gerald L. Warren Senate Select Committee Nixon Dean Warren Senate Special Core Archibald Cox Senate Committee Hugh W. Sloan, Jr Senate Watergate Committee Ehrlichman Sloan

McCloskey questions delay of Watergate hearings

McCloskey argues the Watergate inquiry should not be deferred and cites May 22 remarks by the President raising serious questions about probable cause for obstruction of justice. He notes President Nixon instructed aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman to shield CIA activities from the investigation while asserting the White House task force sought to limit exposure.

McCloskey H. R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman CIA White House

Catholic diocese, Carroll board accept Harrington resignation

The Catholic diocese of Helena and Carroll College board accepted Father Harringtons resignation with great regret. A Harrington search will begin immediately for a new president. Harrington, a native of Butte, plans to resume teaching in fall 1974. He is the son of the late Joseph and Veronica Bear Harrington and attended St Ann, St John schools, graduating from Butte High. He was ordained in 1956 after St Thomas Seminary, Denver.

Helena Carroll Father Harrington Butte Florence Harrington Joseph and Veronica Bear Harrington St. Ann St. John Butte High St. Thomas Seminary Denver

West Point Cadet Faces Silence in Honor System Case

A West Point cadet and member of the honor committee faced accusations of an honor code violation. He endured social ostracism known as the silence, a rarely used, unwritten proviso that bars discharge without clear proof. Benjamin Davis Jr. is noted as a famous earlier victim who remained silent from 1932 to 1936 before becoming an Air Force lieutenant general.

Cadet Honor Committee Pelosi West Point Benjamin Davis Jr Air Force

Gold mining in Montana remains in flux and sparse

Krempnsky and Groff say Montana gold is mostly a by product of other mining. Exploration by large firms is rising, often funded by foreign investors, but new mines may take years. Mining costs are up as gold prices rise and investors seek price stability before committing.

Krempnsky Groff Montana Krempasky

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