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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
4
The Montana Supreme Court ruled the Public Service Commission need not disclose the methods it used to approve Montana Power Co. rate increases. A lower court asked 40 questions among 77 about the process, but the court said probing the agency's mental processes is improper.
Washington columnist Kevin P. Phillips argues that Kissinger’s foreign policy aura rests on viewing Metternich Bismarck and De Gaulle as heroes. He notes their use of police state tactics and surveillance, contending Kissinger cannot neatly separate diplomacy from domestic security, challenging wiretap anger among supporters.
A lengthy New York briefing portrays Nixon’s cool handling of Agnew and Nelson Rockefeller’s rising drive for the presidency. It cites Rosenbaum and others predicting Rockefeller could resign in 1975 to launch a 1976 bid, while Agnew seeks a larger White House role.
A 1973 Baltimore Sun column by Ernest B. Furgurson critiques oil industry public relations and distrust of environmentalists amid Santa Barbara’s oil slick scare. He argues that industry and government face skeptical scrutiny and warns against framing conservationists as the main threat to energy policy.
A 1973 Times column argues the American press must pursue independent reporting on Watergate rather than rely on official sources. It contends speed and relentless inquiry press the government and judiciary toward disclosure, while defending the press as a vital democratic check despite faults.
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