16 Jun 1970
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1970
Page
1
Soviet news agencies report SoYuz 9 has exceeded Gemini 7’s 13 day 18 hour 35 minute endurance, reaching 14 days with 220 orbits. Tass notes a third orbit correction in the 208th orbit as cosmonauts Nikolayev and Sevastyanov conduct medical and technical experiments in weightlessness.
Lawrence E Daly 24 of 7 W Woolman died in a single vehicle crash three miles west of the Duck Creek Wye in Gallatin County. Walter Byrd 26 of Butte was injured and released from Bozeman Deaconess Hospital. Daly was driving a 1969 Ford pickup at high speed on wet pavement when he left the curve and was thrown from the vehicle. Daly, born December 16 1945 in Butte and a Central High School graduate, is the third Montana highway fatality noted in the report.
Mostly cloudy conditions persist through Tuesday with showers likely. Wednesday turns partly cloudy as skies clear. Today's forecast indicates temperatures around 60 high and 40 low.
Montana Power Co. shareholders will hold their annual meeting at 10 30 Wednesday morning in the Fox Theater Butte J E Corette chairman and CEO and George W O Connor president will report Four directors up for re election are Dean Chaffin Bozeman Robert D Corette Butte A O McLellan Great Falls and R H Ty Robertson Missoula Directors will have their annual reorganization at Montana Power 4 E Broadway
In Bozeman the first degree murder trial of O Archie Warwick continued into its second week. Prosecution witnesses described tire tracks and physical evidence from the Dec 23 1964 slaying of Kalispell teacher Roberta Bobbi Clark.
The Economic Development Administration approved a 405 306 grant for a 125 acre Butte park. Shay Miller says the Local Development Corp will add 133 491 for development. Land donated by Anaconda Co aided approval. Firms Montana Tech Foundation and Computer Consultants plan facilities and jobs.
The Supreme Court ruled 5-3 that Monday must exempt individuals who object to war on strong ethical or moral grounds even without religious belief. The decision broadens conscientious objector status to non religious beliefs while upholding a 1967 case of Elliott Welsh II. Chief Justice Burger and Justices Stewart White dissented.
The City Council moves to require helmets for riders and passengers with penalties up to 300 dollars and 90 days in jail for noncompliance. Alder man Bert Mehrens adds a rule that arms must be unencumbered and riders must use a firmly attached seat.
Trustees of District 1 awarded contracts totaling 45725.64 at a regular meeting. Seven school site improvements went to two Butte firms Knuckey Construction Co and O Connell Construction Co. Knuckey received 337? 805 and O Connell 8896.50 for Webster Garfield and Butte High Schools. Architects fees cut from 11 to 9 percent since funded by Model City money as a community service project. Charles Kestle and As-
Dr John Bender was elected chairman of the Silver Bow County Republican Central Committee at the Ramada Inn Monday night. Also elected were Helen McGregor vice chair Joyce Wilkins secretary Matt Christie treasurer and Richard Nixon Illa Mae Cromer co committeemen and woman. Four Butte High students Randy Duncan Linda Miller Elizabeth Poore and Mark Lucick were chosen for the National Republican Leadership Training School in Washington DC June 28 July 4. State Senator Ed Sparks spoke to teens and Republicans. Bender Smitham and Ginzberger will attend the state platform convention in Helena June 20.
Helena. The fate of five Liquor Control Board members hinges on motions in a civil removal suit by Attorney General Woodahl. Key issue is whether records of 496 liquor samples complied with 1965 law and whether unsaleable liquor records affect the case. Attorneys dispute willful neglect and note the legislature saw no objections to the records.
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