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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1971
Page
1
Helena reports the Senate finance expert warns the Republican 2-12 sales income tax plan will fall about 11.1 million dollars short of funding targets. The assessment highlights projected shortfall for the package and its implications for state finances.
A 29 year old mother delivered nine babies five boys and four girls at Royal Hospital for Women Sydney. Two boys were stillborn and others in critical condition within 48 hours. Surviving newborns were premature and in incubators. The mother previously had two daughters by caesarean section.
Edward Gray Partin a Louisiana Teamsters official faces four counts of criminal conspiracy in a venue shift from Baton Rouge to Butte. The defense may delay as lawyers seek withdrawal. U.S. Attorney James Carriere arrived to staff the case as Partin’s jurors were summoned. Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. high 70, low 43.
A Chicago hijacking case ends with Gregory White, 23, Harvey Illinois, held on $200000 bail on homicide and sky piracy charges. He is accused of hijacking a Trans World airliner and killed a passenger during the incident.
Gov. Forrest Anderson backs a legislative move allowing the Montana Department of Lands and Investments to swap lower yielding bonds for federally guaranteed higher paying ones. The plan could add over 600000 dollars per year to the states trust and legacy fund mainly aiding schools, with further gains eyed from surplus treasury cash boosting the general fund by about 1.5 million next biennium.
Patricia Nixon and Edward Finch Cox remarried in the White House Rose Garden amid light drizzle and 400 guests. The ceremony lasted 80 minutes with vows spoken softly and a kiss from the minister, the president, and the couple.
A Standard State Bureau study finds Montana could boost the general fund by at least 1.5 million without tax increases by transferring millions from noninterest bearing checking to interest bearing certificates and treasury bills. Investing policy reforms and a new investments manager are urged to improve cash flow and raise hundreds of thousands annually.
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