Mining industry seeks time for pollution controls and land access
The Mining Advisory Council urged Western governors to extend deadlines for installing pollution control devices and to grant tax relief for such equipment. It pressed for broader access to public lands including parks and monuments and suggested tax exemptions for nonprofitable pollution gear. Governors were asked to set a timetable for research, design, testing, and installation while balancing landscape preservation and development.
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Park City
Utah
National Parks
Tive
Mining Advisory Council
Western Governors Conference
Nixon names Shultz to lead new Office of Management and Budget
President Nixon elevates F. Shultz to director of the new Office of Management and Budget to replace the Budget Bureau. Shultz gains vast influence overseeing cabinet performance while Hodgson Ehrlichman Wienberger Mayo Finch and others assume key posts in a broad White House reshuffle.
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Washington
Nixon
F. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Shultz
Bureau of the Budget
Senate
White House
James D. Hodgson
Labor
John D. Ehrlichman
Assis
Tant
Domestic Council
Caspar W. Wienberger
Federal Trade Commission
Robert P. Mayo
Robert H. Finch
Education
Finch
HEW
James E. Allen
Allen
Philadelphia
Elliot Richardson
South Viet army turns tiger and surprises U S military chiefs
Senior planners in Washington express astonishment and optimism at Saigon’s performance in Cambodia. They say coordinated ground air actions far from home could enable a defensive shift along border areas and possibly threaten Hanoi if a political settlement is not reached. Some veterans believe Saigon might eventually threaten North Vietnam within two to three years, changing the war’s balance as U S forces withdraw.
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Washington
Cambodia
Vietnam
Laing A
Hanoi
Saigon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Page Four Highlights Liquor Sampling Questioned
Page four reports on a liquor sampling issue drawing attention from residents and officials. The brief outlines questions raised about legality and potential impacts on local commerce.
Silver Bow Republicans Elect Officers Monday
Silver Bow County Republicans will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Ramada Inn to elect a county chair man vice chairman secretary state committeeman and state committeewoman. The officers chosen will attend the state platform convention in Helena June 20.
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Silver Bow
Maxine Smitham
Central Committee
Ramada Inn
Helena
Anderson questions pesticide report and urges risk-benefit study
Gov Forrest H. Anderson criticized a Western Governors Conference pesticide report. He pressed for a benefit risk ratio to guide use, noting the public must consider long term accumulation and potential future effects. He equated eating with need against travel choice. Weather notes follow on Page 8.
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Standard State Bureau
Park City
Utah
Forrest H. Anderson
Anderson
Western Governors Conference
L. D. McClorkindale
Arizona
Director of Agriculture
Riculture
Western States
Bozeman jury hears girl death noted by ouija board
In Bozeman a murder trial opened with defense bringing in a ouija board incident. Jack Wandler testified, noting the board predicted that Roberta Clark would be killed and would not marry him. Federal agent McWright testified about the victim’s clothing and other objects.
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Bozeman
Ouija Board
Roberta
Bobbi” Clark
O. Archie Warwick
Charles F. Moses
Miss Clark
Jack Wandler
Warwick
Moses
Wandler
Antiwar sentiment emerges from Butte Central graduates
Ten recent Butte Central graduates express anti Indochina war views in contrast to Butte High School seniors. They discuss war and draft, women’s liberation, tech education, ecology, media and population control. Participants include Frank Laird, John Swendsed, Ron Ueland, Daniel Keating, Mark Redfern, Nellie Webb, Martha Blinn, Andrea Ciabattari, Gayle Schumacher and Mary Woolverton.
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Rick Foote
Butte Central
Montana Standard
Butte
Frank J. Laird
John O. Swendseid
Ron Ueland
Daniel H. Keating
Mark Redfern
Nellie Webb
Martha Blinn
Andrea Ciabattari
Gayle Schumacher
Mary Woolverton
Laird
Cambodia
Montana Boys State elects county officers
Delegates at Montana Boys State cast ballots for county officers with astronaut Robert Crippen addressing the assembly and narrating the Apollo 12 mission. Campaigns led by Dennis Burns and Owen Phillips for the Frontiers and Pioneers proceed toward the state election as results from Wednesday show Bitterroot County officials and other posts filled.
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Boys
Robert Crippen
Crippen
Montana
Boys State
Frontier
Pioneer
Dennis Burns
Deer Lodge
Steve Corning
Billings
The
Frontiers
Owen Phillips
Great Falls
Mike Wong
Helena
Pioneers
Bitterroot County
Bill Anderson
Missoula
Todd Hammer
Hamilton
Bruce Hill
Winnett
Mark Nord
David Larson
Plains
Doug Cameron
Butte
Kenneth Mikami
Guerrillas clash with Jordanian troops in Amman turmoil
Guerrilla fighters and Jordanian forces battled through Amman in a worsening civil conflict. The violence included artillery exchanges and the killing of a U.S. Army attache. About a dozen Americans and many foreigners were being held by Palestinian insurgents to pressure a halt to army actions against refugee camps. King Hussein warned the nation faced destruction if the fighting did not stop.
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Amman
Hussein
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St. Joseph Church
Natrona
National Safety Council
New York Times
New York
Cimes
Silver Bow Republicans
Butte Weather
Gerald Sargent
United States
Keating
Indochina
Webb
U.S
Ueland
Dillon
Associated Press
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