Anaconda Co Recycling Plan Praised For Water Cleanup
The Anaconda Copper Co aims to recycle all water used in Butte operations to stop Silver Bow Creek pollution. The $1.3 million system would treat contaminants and reduce emissions with an experimental chemical smelter under study. Supporters say the plan shows practical pollution control advancing with industrial progress.
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Butte
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Readers vent over cans and TV repeats in letters
Letters from Lucille Parks of Butte and Gene D. Halsey of Manhattan complain about beer can recycling and a state wide mill levy. Parks suggests cans should not be mashed to aid collectors and questions channel repetition. Halsey argues centralization raises taxes and harms rural schools and busing.
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Boulder
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
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Willow Creek
Townsend
Three Forks
Gene D. Halsey
Nixon escalates air campaign to squeeze Hanoi and North Vietnam
A New York Times based survey credits major air power with preventing South Vietnamese collapse. B-52 raids return to North Vietnam as ground forces withdraw from the south. Nixon widens target selection, mines North Vietnamese harbors, and faces rising costs. Critics warn of ecocide and question Vietnamization's effectiveness as bombing aims to force Hanoi to surrender.
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New York Times
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W. P. Mack
Nixon
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McGovern
Humphrey
Defense Laird
Mohr
Hanoi
Saigon
Indo China
P.O.W
LeMay
Californians split between McGovern and Nixon in 1972 primary
A New York Times Yankelovich survey of 570 California voters leaving polls shows about 40 percent of Humphrey backers would defect to Nixon if McGovern secures the nomination, while another 40 percent stay with McGovern and the rest are undecided. McGovern wins youth support but Humphrey gains among older voters and non youth voters.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
California
George McGovern
Nixon
New York Times
Daniel Yankelovich, Inc
Humphrey
McGovern
the Times
Yankelovich Research Firm
Minnesota
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Times Yankelovich
South
Wisconsin
Union violence flares over non union labor clashes
A nationwide surge of militant labor clashes erupts at construction sites from Kentucky to Pennsylvania. Firebombs, beatings, and vandalism have damaged properties worth millions as unions protest non union hiring. Authorities report attacks on Brotherhood-backed sites and a tense push for new labor rules.
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Memphis
Tenn
Port Allen
National Guard
West Palm Beach
Fla
Nation Building and Construction Trades Dept
Afl-Cio
National Construction Union
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Times
Washington
Campbell Jr. Publisher Jones and Gaskill Named Editors
D. R. Campbell Jr. appoints publisher Robert W. Jones and business manager Bert Gaskill as editors. The announcement lists Jones and Gaskill in key leadership roles under Campbell’s paper.
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Robert W. Jones
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