Warwick Defense Witness Tells Of Kill Claim In Slaying Case
Former MSU football end Robert B. Stephan testified he told two girls he killed teacher Roberta Clark, but he denied being in Bozeman at the time. Other testimony covered tire tracks, a motorcycle tire sighting, an ouija board claim, and a snow tire purchase linked to Warwick's car.
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Bozeman
O. Archie Warwick
Ball
Roberta Clark
Robert B. Stephan
Seattle
Stephan
Miss Clark
Canyon
Charles F. Moses
Billings
Montana State University
Siete
Spokane
Bobbi Clark
Warwick
Stanley Willems
Willems
Bridger Canyon
Moses
Robert G. Randall
Havre
Randall
John G. Watkins
Universi
Montana
Missoula
Watkins
Jack Wandler
Wandler
Gallatin County
Don McClurg
McClurg
Edward E. Olsen
Quake Lake washout closes highway traffic and tourism
Acting Gov George Siderius proclaims a disaster to secure federal aid for a 250000 dollar repair after a washout on U S High 287 near Quake Lake. The Madison River flood and siltation from Quake Lake Dam fault disrupted tourism and a forest service observation site memorializes 28 dead.
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Quake Lake
Madison River
U. S. Forest Service
Siderius
Columbia Gardens Opens With Free Admission and Family Fun
Columbia Gardens amusement complex near Butte opens through Labor Day with a playground, roller coaster, merry go round, airplane ride, picnic grove and formal gardens. No admission charged. ride prices low. Children’s Day Thursdays. Concessions open daily except Mondays. Southwest Montana Quarter Horse Association hosts second annual show at Beaverhead County Fair Grounds in Dillon with parades and youth classes.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Southwest Montana Quarter Horse Association
Beaverhead County Fair Grounds
Dillon
Bozeman
Gallatin Junior Saddle Club
Norse
Circle
National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association
Glacier International
Kalispell
Montana
Signal Point
Fort Benton
Conservatives gain as Heath leads early British election results
London AP reports Ed ward Heath's Conservative party mounting a comeback with a net gain of 40 Commons seats as Harold Wilson concedes little. George Brown loses in Belper while Powell's anti-immigrant stance cited in mixed gains for conservatives amid 18 to 20 year old voters.
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London
Edward Heath
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Labor Party
George Brown
Enoch Powell
House of Commons
Heath
Labor
Brown
Belper
Conservative Party
D.G. Stewart-Smith
Powell
Scandinavians Gather for National Fraternity Convention
Over 100 people from Oregon Montana Idaho and Washington attend the four day district convention of the Scandinavian Fraternity of America at the Ramada Inn. The national group began in Butte in 1889. A history display of the épée is included in the program.
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Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Ington
Scandinavian Fraternity of America
Ramada Inn
Butte
Scandia
Butte school board holds secret budget discussion
The Butte Board of Trustees of School District 1 held a closed education committee meeting to discuss preliminary budget plans. Chairman Allen McKenzie said the session covered personality matters and that public release would occur at a June 22 meeting. The board later hired Dale Dart as Model City program supervisor at 13 500 annually, with 75 percent funded by Model Cities.
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Board of Trustees of
School District 1
Allen McKenzie
McKenzie
Margaret Leary
Dale Dart
Dart
Model Cities
State liquor profits rise for first 11 months
Net income of the Montana Liquor Control Board grew to 10.58 million from July 1, 1969 to May 31, 1970, up from 8.52 million the year before. Beer tax revenue more than doubled to 1.3 million as the 1969 legislature raised the tax to 3 dollars per barrel.
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Arthur Hutchinson
Standard State Bureau
Helena
State Liquor Control Board
Joseph T. Shea
Cambodia crisis unsettles Nixon aides over Phnom Penh fate
Washington officials wrestle with responses to Phnom Penh under increasing military pressure. Discussions with Saigon Bangkok and other capitals aim to protect Nor Noi's regime while Vietnamization faces pressures and possible U.S. troop withdrawal by next spring. Page 11 CAMBODIA reference.
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Washington
Nixon
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Noi
Saigon
Thailand
Bangkok
GOP patronage chief to speak at Montana convention
A White House staff member Harry Flemming 28 special assistant in charge of personnel will be banquet speaker at the Republican State Platform Convention in Helena. Flemming from Alexandria Virginia aided Nixon Agnew 1968 Virginia campaign and led the Washington transition office before joining Nixon. The GOP gathering doubles as a platform convention and campaign school with Rep. James P. Lucas as chairman and tax policy focus led by Sen. Jean A. See.
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Helena
Nixon
White House
Harry Flemming
Flemming
Alexandria
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Washington
The
New
Northern Virginia Communications
GOP
James P. Lucas
Bao City
Jean A
Montana
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Fund For
Quake Lake Road
Highway 1
Skoun
Phnom
Kompong Som
Sihanoukville
Angkor
West Indies
By Rick Foote
Standard
Shea
Liquor Control States
Exboard
Walter G. Morris
Control States’ National Association
United States
Central Highlands
Butteweather
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