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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1973

Page

1

Solons grill ex Nixon aide over destroyed records

Maurice Stans testified that the destruction of campaign records was a coincidence and not linked to the Watergate break-in. The Senate hearing featured sharp exchange between Sen. Ervin and Sen. Gurney as questions also turned to Democratic fundraising practices and gift handling.

Washington Maurice H. Stans Nixon Senate Sam J. Ervin Jr Democratic Committee Edward J. Gurney Gurney Florida Ervin Stans Hugh) Sloan Miami Bernard L. Barker

Army recruiters under fire amid malpractices probe

A seven month inquiry shows 107 Army recruiters removed for quota pressure and alleged record doctoring across 37 states. Investigators cite 173 incidents in Syracuse San Antonio and Kansas City as the Army trails its enlistment goals by about 10 000.

Washington Army Vestigations Division Syracuse N.Y San Antonio Texas Kansas City Pentagon

Nixon imposes 60 day price freeze to curb inflation

President Nixon orders a 60 day halt on almost all prices, signaling a shift toward greater controls to combat inflation. White House cites shock treatment to reduce inflation expectations and time to shape a post-freeze program with labor management and consumer input.

Washington Nixon White House

Copper shortages threaten Chile's economy and labor relations

In Rancagua Chile workers at the El Teniente copper mine strike for 55 days halting shipments to Europe. The mine, the world’s largest underground copper operation, supplies nearly 80 percent of Chile’s foreign exchange, funds needed imports for survival amid a severe crisis. The action strains a freely elected government claiming to champion workers and spurs political tension as copper output drops and costs rise.

Rancagua Chile Salvador Allende Gossers el Tenient Santiago

Skylab astronauts face weightlessness effects in space

From SPACE CENTER Houston AP Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P Kerwin and Paul J Weitz report good health despite weightlessness linked cardiovascular weakening Doctors note two of three men show reduced performance on a bicycle exercise device but remain fully capable of conducting experiments On the 20th day of a 38 day mission they carried out photosensing runs over Florida and Sun telescope work as researchers study cardiovascular deconditioning and adaptive responses to long missions The team aims to measure progression and potential persistence of these changes during the flight

Florida Kerwin Weitz W. Royce Hawkins Johnson Space Center Skylab Hawkins

Groundbreaking for Silver Bow County Annex Nursing Home

Groundbreaking for the Silver Bow County Annex Nursing Home marks the end of five years of planning with a ceremonial event today at 2 pm. Hospital administrator John Delaney announced the $1.7 million construction has begun and the 100 bed facility, funded by a mix of county bonds, revenue sharing, prior hospital funds, Model City contribution, and Civil Defense, will cost $1.9 million including furnishings. The single story building sits east of the present hospital.

Silver Bow County Annex John Delaney Delaney Fur Nishings Model City Civil Defense

State legislators address Boys State youth conference

Dillon AP reports Reps Dorothy Bradley and Henry Cox spoke to 525 delegates at the 27th annual Boys State gathering. Cox urged enthusiasm and integrity in public service while Bradley urged a new interpretation of patriotism. Rallies by Frontier and Pioneer parties set the stage for the general election and oath of officials sworn in by Judge W.W. Lessley as the seven day event closes Saturday.

Boys State Frontier Pioneer Bozeman District Court W.W. Lessley

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