Dillon man pleads guilty to forgery sentenced five years
Charles Kenneth Sullivan of Dillon was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of forgery. Fifth District Judge Frank Blair suspended the last three years for good behavior. Blair also remanded two juveniles to parental custody and named seven Beaverhead County residents to the district court Juvenile Committee: Wanda Mitchell Claude Ankenny John Wilkerson Keith Naylor Tom Clemo George Helming and John Bowers.
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Dillon
Charles Kenneth Sullivan
Fifth Dist
Frank Blair
Blair
Beaverhead County
District Court
Wanda Mitchell
Claude Ankenny
John Wilkerson
Keith Naylor
Tom Clemo
Jackson
George Helming
Wisdom
John Bowers
Lima
Twin Bridges honors Gloria Bruner as Outstanding Elementary Teacher
Gloria Bruner of Twin Bridges has been named Outstanding Elementary Teacher of America for 1973. Nominated by principal Ron Pfau, Bruner is recognized for professional and civic achievements after six years teaching first grade and active involvement in Girl Scout Council and city government.
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Gloria Bruner
America
Ron Pfau
Bruner
Twin Bridges
Girl Scout Council
Eightteen-year-old gets deferred sentence in drug case
Eddie Joseph Belderrain, 18, received a two year deferred sentence in Fifth District Court on a drug possession charge. Judge Frank Blair also ordered eight weekends in Jefferson County jail and required counseling and rehabilitation at the Indian Service Center in Butte.
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Boulder
Eddie Joseph Belderrain
Fifth District
Frank Blair
Belderrain
Jefferson County
Indian Service Center
Butte
Rotarians hear broadcaster on government growth
Kalispell radio broadcaster spoke to the Butte Rotary Club on encroachment of big government in society. Gene Loffler cited heavy regulations in his industry as an example, and cited the Watergate case as proof of government's irresponsibilities.
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Kalispell
Butte Rotary Club
Gene Loffler
Twin Bridges offers two Robert scholarships for 1973-74
Twin Bridges High School announces two 250 dollar Robert scholarships for the 1973-74 academic year. Open to Twin Bridges High School graduates entering sophomore year at any Montana college or university. Applications available at Twin Bridges High School.
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Twin Bridges
Paris Robert
Twin Bridges High School
Montana University
Butte Mayor lauds $1.292M grant for Model City year
Mayor Mike Micone announced federal funding of 1.292 million dollars for Butte to complete the final year of its Model City program. He noted a 22 percent cut amid Nixon era phaseouts and warned revenue sharing may favor larger metros, risking rural Montana projects.
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Mike Micone
Butte
Micone
Housing and Urban Development Agency
Denver
Montana
Man fined after plea in local police court
James McKnight 25 pleaded guilty to reckless driving in city traffic after a man flagged him down who was an off duty officer. McKnight also admitted to $15 in overtime parking tickets. Judge John Seton fined $60 for reckless driving and $15 for the other complaint. Bond forfeits of $25 were recorded for Mark Sanderson Dave OFarrell and Boyd Spindler. $15 fines for Mike ODell Christie Candalia. $5 fines for three minor violations.
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James McKnight
Dan Hollis
Hollis
McKnight
John Seton
Mark Sanderson
Dave O’farrell
Boyd Spindler
Mike O’dell
Christie Candalia
University of Montana Holds 76th Commencement Program
About 1,650 graduates will hear UM President Robert T. Pantzer deliver the charge at 2 p.m. in the Harry Adams Field House. Honorary doctorates go to Dorothy M. Johnson and Sen. Lee Metcalf. ROTC commissioning occurs at 10 a.m. Saturday in the UM Music Recital Hall. Regents representatives attend.
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Metcalf
Johnson
Joint Air Force
Regents of the
Montana
Impressive Montana Boys State speaker lineup announced
Dillon reports a strong slate of state and national figures set to address the 27th Montana Boys State session on the Western Montana College campus. Highlights include WMC president Dr James Short, Caltech lunar scientist James Burke, Gov Thomas Judge, Olympic champion Billy Mills, legislators Dorothy Bradley and Henry Cox, and Rep Richard Shoup. Commencement and related university activities follow through weekend events.
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Dillon
Montana
Western Montana College
Jack Mudd
Great Falls
James E. Short
WMC
Harold Mueller
Billings
American Legion Boys State Committee
James D. Burke
California Institute of Technology
Thomas Judge
Billy Mills
Dorothy Bradley
Bozeman
Henry Cox
Richard Shoup
Frontier
City beer tax receipts rise in April gains
The city collected 4,038.45 more in state beer taxes on Thursday for April versus 3,887.92 in April last year. Treasurer Carlos Sullivan said the first four months this year yielded 15,000.70 compared with 14,540.10 for the 1972 period.
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Carlos Sullivan
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Cindy Bock
John Greene
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Marjorie W. King
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Olive Haugen
Arthur Deschamps Jr
Keith A. Mcduffie
UM Department of Foreign Languages
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R. Keith Osterheld
Frank Matule
Richard A. Jones
Lance Boyd
Butte Business College
Alaska
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H.p. Motors
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Phil Judd
Fisherman's Headquarters
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