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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1971

Page

5

Tennessee Ernie Ford to lead Sunset drama finance panel

Ample irrigation water reported in Montana and surrounding regions. The Soil Conservation Service study notes above average snowpack and delayed snowmelt in major rivers into June. Ford to chair fundraising for the Sneedville outdoor drama A Walk Toward the Sunset about the Melungeons in Hancock County Tennessee.

Nashville, Tenn Tennessee Ernie Ford Sneedville Tenn Hancock County Appalachians Soil Conservation Service Bozeman Montana

Clerks Union to Resume Talks in Butte Bargain

Bargaining over a new labor contract resumes today at 1 30 PM between the Butte Retail Clerks Union workers and the Silver Bow Employers Association in the Silver Bow Block. Carl Clavadetscher of the Mediation and Conciliation Service will attend, marking a return visit. Union members meet at Butte Miners Hall tonight at 7 30 to review developments.

Butte Retail Clerks Union Uptown Textile and Variety Store Silver Bow Employers Association Silver Bow Carl Clavadetscher Great Falls Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Uptown Butte Miners Hall

Investment bill signed expands school funds investments

HELENA AP A law signed by Gov Forrest H Anderson allows public school trust funds to invest in federally guaranteed bonds beyond government issues. HB13 sponsor Rep Francis Bardanouve said the change could raise fund value by 17 million over 27 5 years and add about 600 000 yearly revenue. The fund now totals about 47 million dollars yielding 2.3 million annually. Negotiations on bartenders contract continue after union rejects a 50 cent daily raise. Joe Walker said about 200 members turned down the offer, while bartenders had hoped for 3 more dollars for tavern work from 24 to 27.

Butte Bartenders Union Joe Walker Walker Bardanouve

Butte Police Destroy Non Narcotic Drugs

Butte police on Wednesday destroyed a quantity of non narcotic drugs found stored in a garage on Copper Street. Investigators would not disclose the exact address while they complete the cleanup. Items included vitamin tablets and cough medicine. Police warned the substances could be dangerous to children or others who might find them.

Butte Copper Street

Airport study advances on Butte site decision

Federal grant of 32000 funds a feasibility survey by Edward MacNeal of Wayne Pennsylvania on retaining or relocating the Butte county airport. Morrison Maierle of Helena assists with site alternatives as data collected aims for an October report. planned community benefit persists regardless of any airline merger.

Department of Housing and Urban Development Edward MacNeal Wayne, Pa Philadelphia MacNeal Butte Butte Chamber of Commerce Chamber Airways Terrance Finn Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Morrison-Maierle Co Helena American Airlines Western Airlines

Camera Club Retreat a Success at Chico Hot Springs

The All-Montana Camera Club Retreat and Field Trip in Bozeman on June 5, hosted by the Camera Club of Bozeman, was a complete success. Guest Ralph E. Reiner presented Glacier National Park slides with on the spot commentary. Sunday covered Yellowstone National Park. The group voted to hold the 1972 retreat in Great Falls.

Bozeman Camera Club Chico Hot Springs Ralph E. Reiner Glacier National Park Yellowstone National Park Great Falls

Pioneers to Meet The Montana Standard Wednesday

Twin Bridges Madison County Pioneers meet at the Blue Anchor June 21 at 8 p.m. Doris Lovejoy to show Alaska pictures after the business meeting. Bob Rowling says registration for summer swimming lessons at the Municipal pool on Thursday and Friday 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Twin Bridges Madison County Blue Anchor Doris Lovejoy Alaska Bob Rowling

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