Butte Fears Higher Taxes If Tech Downgraded to Community College
Butte residents warn downgrading Montana Tech into a two year community college could raise local taxes in Silver Bow County by about eight mills. Joe Quilici says the Blue Ribbon Commission plan would shift 35 percent of Tech funding to the county with the state paying 65 percent, boosting local levies. Vo-tech would also lose federal designation and funding, potentially adding another four mills in county taxes. Quilici, backed by local unions, pressed Governor Judge for protection of Tech’s current levels as debates unfold within the Blue Ribbon Commission.
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Impeachment leaks provoke Ford and Burch calls for action
Presidential Counselor Dean Burch urged the House Judiciary Committee to clean its house amid media leaks. Vice President Ford pressed for open hearings on Kissinger related security wiretaps, warning that leaks threaten the process. Rodino signaled possible closed sessions to address the disclosures.
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Nixon welcomed by millions in Cairo amid call for peace talks
Two million Egyptians cheered President Nixon and Anwar Sadat as they rode through Cairo. Sadat urged the United States to push a lasting settlement of the Palestinian question, while Egypt vowed to reclaim territory if needed. The visit followed a 90 degree heat welcome and included a state dinner signaling a hopeful yet tense diplomatic moment.
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FDA aims tighter rules on fortifying foods and nutrients
The FDA proposed new regulations to curb nutritionally sub standard foods and over fortified products. It would ban random nutrient additions aimed at promotion and require balanced nutrition with proteins and multiple nutrients. Fortified cereals and breakfast beverages would face thresholds and labels indicating over fortification if limits are exceeded. The package forms part of a major effort to inform Americans about their food choices.
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Anaconda Talks Progress On Copper Contract
Anaconda Copper negotiations enter the ninth day with R L Brown saying progress is being made while withholding further comment. The contract covering 6000 workers in copper mines mills and refineries expires June 30 and affects many trades across Butte Great Falls and Raritan with wage increases tied to cost of living.
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Israel to Roll Out Red Carpet for Nixon Visit
Israel plans a 30 hour presidential visit for Richard Nixon with tightened security and a new red carpet in Jerusalem. Police and border troops mobilize nationwide. Nixon meets Golda Meir and visits Yad Vashem, as officials anticipate friendly U S Israel ties and possible statements to Arab leaders.
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Butte Weather Forecast Extends Warm Spell Through Friday
Sunny skies keep Butte in a prolonged warm spell with daytime highs around 85 and overnight lows near 45 through Friday. Weather map details appear on Page 6.
Montana Boys State elects leaders amid rally schedule
AP reports 527 delegates attend the 28th annual Montana Boys State with a Thursday rally featuring Frontier and Pioneer Party candidates. Governor Tomas Judge to address Friday night as new officers are sworn in. session ends Saturday. Separate item: Billings Mayor Leone halts city scrap sale slush fund used for employee events.
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West Point admission approved for Laotian general's son
The House voted 294 to 101 to permit Van Chong, an honor student at Staunton Military Academy, to attend West Point. Critics argued foreigners should not enter service academies when women are barred, and some tied the move to Gen. Vanh Pao's CIA cooperation during the Indochina war.
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Bipartisan Senate backs Kissinger with 38 cosponsors
A group of 38 senators introduced a resolution praising Secretary of State Kissinger as above reproach and expressing confidence in his integrity. The move followed Kissinger’s request for Foreign Relations Committee review of his role in national security matters.
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