Belfast gun battles energize street clashes in week of violence
In Belfast, British troops and Protestant extremists fought gun battles on the streets for a second night. Five shooting incidents were reported along the Shankill heartland. Two gunmen were believed hit by fire but no army casualties were reported. A bus driver was killed in crossfire, the 816th fatality in four years of strife.
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Northern Ireland
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Shankill
Association
Hijackers Still Free After Nepal Plane Hijack
Nepalese government says three men who hijacked a Royal Nepal Airlines Otter plane to India and escaped with about 400000 rupees remain at large. Police widened a dragnet across northern India as the 18 passengers and three crew endured the flight from Biratnagar to Kathmandu.
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Royal Nepal Airlines
India
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Dad charged with murder in Great Falls case
Arthur Joseph Hajek 46 of Great Falls faces first degree murder charges over the death of his 10 year old son Kenneth Arthur Hajek. Preliminary hearing set for July 2 at 4 p.m. Hajek held without bond after the child was shot once in the chest while sleeping. Police found a six shot short barreled revolver near the basement stairs.
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Arthur Joseph Hajek
Kenneth Arthur Hajek
Justice of the Peace
James D. Ferda
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Watergate Immunity Talks Continue Amid Hearings
The Justice Department offered Dean a plea to one conspiracy count but rescinded it as Cox reviews immunity and plea decisions. Si r i ca sets a Tuesday ruling on Dean's immunity and on delaying grand jury testimony and broadcast access. Senate hearings resume with live coverage while Kalmbach's White House tied funds for Watergate defendants draw scrutiny.
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Skylab observers study severe weather from space over Texas
Skylab 1 crew Charles Conrad Jr and Paul Weitz photographed a menacing weather front over Texas and Oklahoma from 275 miles up, probing the storm with instruments as Dr. Joseph Kerwin handled medical experiments. The data aim to improve tornado and storm prediction while mapping snow, forests, oil basins, and urban development along the flight path across the United States.
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Cape Kennedy
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Portland
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Gray the cover up talk tied to Nixon and FBI probe
The associate says Gray raised the cover up question in a talk with the president and denies loyalty concerns. Federal prosecutors have met with Gray and his lawyer multiple times as reports detail an FBI inquiry into campaign funds funneled through Mexico and possible CIA involvement. Special photos capture Mount St. Helens and other sites as Gray tours the Northwest.
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Montana panel opens youth crime talk and mayor picks
Kelly Addy, a 1966 Boys State alumnus, moderated a discussion on crime punishment and rehabilitation as the first of 20 Montana programs. Delegates conducted the first of three major elections naming mayors for 12 mythical cities including Great Falls leaders and others from Bozeman Chinook Whitefish Laurel Billings Anaconda and more.
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Georgetown University Law Center
Washington, D.C
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Montana
Treasure State
Ronald Hjelm
Tom O’brien
Jeff Gray
Mark Wysoski
Mike Roban
Great Falls
Dan Kain
Bozeman
Ernie Johnson
Chinook
David Gravath
Whitefish
Randy Peterson
Laurel
Brian Barnard
Mike Deisz
Billings
Mark Papich
Anaconda
County faces tax rise as new mill levies loom
Silver Bow County plans show new laws allowing salary hikes for officials and three additional mills to cover raises. Assessor’s office shifts to state control add three more mills. Justices of the peace seek about doubling to 10,000 each. other officials mostly set to 10,000 with small bonuses. Current salaries listed for key officials. Full budget impact due by July 9.
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Hanford Toppar
J. J. Winston
Georgia Moran
Alice Gosselin
Hazel McGee
William Maloney
Catherine Murray
John Sullivan
Ken Cunningham
Softball League Opens in Anaconda With 10 Teams
The Anaconda Men’s Softball Association launches a slow pitch league sponsored by the Recreation Board, replacing a dwindling fast pitch circuit. 185 players joined as 10 teams compete in Washoe Park with doubleheaders Tue Thu. Oasis and Owl Bar start at 6 30 pm followed by Job Corps and Polka Dot at 7 30.
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Owl Bar
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Judge Names Top Aide to Former Governor’s Administration
A former Democratic governor Forrest Anderson era aide, Richards, will stay on as executive assistant as the new administration begins. Pettit, governor’s brother in law and ex-expected executive assistant, is favored for Commissioner of Higher Education. The board will hire under the 1972 constitution, with Pettit praised for academic and administrative credentials.
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Department of Planning and Economic Development
Roys
Montana
The Montana Standard Masthead and Rates Listing
The Montana Standard established 1876 publishes daily and Sunday from 25 W Granite St Butte MT 59701. Names and titles include Duncan R Campbell Jr publisher Robert W Jones general manager and editors, with multiple staff roles and circulation details. Subscription rates for daily and Sunday and mail options are listed for Montana and outside Montana.
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J. B. Gibson
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Ed Wake
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Harold Heath
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Kennecott asks price increase for copper
Kennecott Copper Corp has asked the Cost of Living Council to approve an 11 percent price rise for copper. The council would respond by next Monday. This would be the third hike since January 11 when Phase 3 began, following earlier gains on February 15 and March 1. A Kennecott spokesman said the application is fully justifiable by costs and cited concerns about the spread between London Metal Exchange prices and their own.
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Kennecott
London Metal Exchange
Fire Engulf Old Convent in City Blaze
The abandoned Sacred Heart convent at 409 E. Mercury burned Monday night with the structure vacant. Firemen arrived about 11 p.m. and battled the flames, deploying three fire trucks as extra crews stood by for shift changes.
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E. Mercury
Anaconda trustees rent two Catholic schools
Anaconda Catholic School Board and the Public School Board reached rent agreements for St. Paul and St. Joseph Schools effective Aug 1. St. Paul rents for one year with a second-year option at 8600 annually. St. Joseph would be sold for 435000 with one-year rental of 33000, and second-year terms to be negotiated. The St Joseph deal includes church and convent. St Paul covers the school only.
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Anaconda Area Weather Forecast Summary
Anaconda area partly cloudy with little temperature change. High today expected 70 to 75 degrees and a low of 40 to 45. Yesterday's high 67 at 3 pm and low 36 at 6 am. Year ago temperatures were 64 and 44. Two years ago 62 and 44.
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Anaconda
Artrain Derails During Unscheduled Excursion Upsets Passengers
An Artrain derailed after slipping brakes near the former BA&P Depot on lower Main. The five cars and caboose stopped 200 feet down the track with derailment of the caboose and one car. No injuries reported. 75 to 100 feet of ties damaged. Air brakes released by unknown person. alarm triggered as it rolled. Crews repaired and had it back on track by 2:45 PM, about three hours after the incident shortly before 1 PM.
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Ba&p
Lower Main
Anaconda
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