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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1972

Page

2

ABM workers file for unemployment claims in Montana

More than 300 ABM project workers filed unemployment claims with the Great Falls office. Laborers in Billings report 300 on the bench as some seek new jobs in Billings Missoula Libby and out of state. Montana's June unemployment may top 25 000 versus 22 500 in 1971 with some construction gains cited.

Montana Billings Missoula Libby Barrett California Utah Washington Bozeman

Wedding Called Off as Officer Is Killed in Custer

Custer police report 26 year old officer James Sawyer was shot and killed while allegedly interrupting a burglary at a local business. He was found dead near the site in a wooded area south of the city after the Tuesday morning shooting. State investigators and other authorities are aiding in the inquiry.

Custer, S.D Custer James Sawyer Custer County Ernest Pepin Pepin

Timber jobs may fall in Montana through 1975

A study by Montana state planners warns U S Forest Service timber sale cuts of about 22 percent through 1975 could cost 790 to 1580 Montana jobs. In 1969 western Montana depended on wood products for 25 000 jobs and 228.7 million dollars, with statewide totals of 33 400 jobs and 240.7 million dollars. The report notes growth will stall and layoffs may follow unless industry cuts adjust, merge, or close plants.

Helena Mont U. S. Forest Service Montana State Department of Planning and Economic Development Maxine C. Johnson Montana Bureau of Business and Economic Research Forest Service Congress

Farm flood loan program approved for four South Dakota counties

Secretary Earl L. Butz announced emergency loans by the Farmers Home Administration to help flood damaged farmers in Custer Lawrence Meade and Pennington counties. Loans run through June 30 1973 to repair buildings restore crops and livestock and provide up to 2000 beyond a forgiven 500 for uninsured producers.

Washington Earl L. Butz Farmers Home Administration South Dakota Custer Lawrence Meade Pennington FHA

Death toll on Montana highways climbs to 145 in 1972

Montana fatalities rise as Neil Hoffman 27 dies at Brook Army Medical Center after a June 4 motorcycle crash in Billings. Hoffman's death makes the year toll 145, with survivor John Flamm 20 listed in satisfactory condition. Missoula county coroner identifies four victims in a U.S. 93 head on collision near Missoula, including Fred Snediger 78 Leona Snediger 76 Nellie Tremper 77 and Ovid Snediger 70 who is hospitalized after the crash.

Brook Army Medical Center Billings Hoffman Montana John Flamm Missoula U.S. 93 Fred Snediger Leona Snediger Sidney Ovid Snediger Stevensville Nellie K. Tremper Edna Snediger Ovid Livingston Fred

Melcher to challenge safety health law at hearings

Rep. John Melcher of Montana will oppose the Occupational Safety and Health Act before a June 20 House Small Business subcommittee. He cites Montana business protests and seeks reforms recognizing small firms with 25 or fewer employees and differing state laws.

Washington John Melcher D-Mont House Labor Department

Trapped youth freed dies near Missoula

Dale Scott Sanford, 13, of north Missoula, died in a Missoula hospital after being pinned for 18 hours beneath a large piece of concrete. He had wandered Grant Creek banks Monday evening when the earth shifted, trapping him waist deep in sand and mud. He was found by his father around 11 a.m. Tuesday and died about 12 hours later.

Missoula Mont Dale Scott Sanford Here Grant Creek Phillip

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