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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1971
Page
4
A Butte justice court case targets a parent of a 13 year old involved in a motorbike crash to enforce state laws barring under 16 year olds from driving on public roads without a permit. The piece urges continued enforcement to deter early driving and reduce risk of fatal accidents and near misses by young drivers.
The Montana Standard will continue to publish signed letters with the writer’s address and handwriting. Pen names may be used if the editor finds the explanation reasonable and the letter is non controversial. letters risking harm to business or family may be published without identification with caution.
The Silver Bow Humane Society thanks fourth grade students of Miss Cozette Duffy at Greeley School for their interest and support. The society, reorganized to secure an adequate shelter, invites further help and inquiries to Ann Ramseier at P O Box 313 or phone 792 6783.
A reader thanks Mrs. Kim Williams for a May 16 article about CUSA and asks to publish the group’s address for inquiries and membership. The organization lists Frank J. O Grady as Administrative Leader and provides 95-09 No Conduit Avenue, Ozone Park, New York 11417 for contact.
Butte-Silver Bow Planning Board presses to close the 40 acre state operated sand pit south of Butte citing eyesore impact on Terra Verde Heights and property values. Officials from the Highway Department did not attend a planning meeting prompting residents to request written feedback and renewed discussions.
A satirical vignette recounts Miss Abigail Buttress and Robert Bent Brigham wedding in Pale Vale and Sweetgun Bay amidst gales of sunlight. It follows the couple’s life from marriage to two children, mounting debts, cars, and careers, plus a wry fatherly toast and a later daughter's nuptials.
Published seven mornings a week, four weeks a month, by the official newspaper serving Silver Bow County and the City of Butte. All departments listed with telephone 792 8301 for contact and information.
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