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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1971

Page

7

Butte trustees defer bus bids and park decision at Friday meeting

Butte School District trustees postponed action on five bus routes for Butte High School students from the South Side and on a park project east of Webster-Garfield. Bids were heard with Olsen bidding 49320 to buy five new buses and Boldt 24120 to use 1967 68 buses. The board will refer bus bids to the Silver Bow County Transportation Committee and likely decide Thursday night. The park proposal by Model City Director Jim Murphy seeks a 25 year easement or lease for 5 8 acres at Front and Main for about 90000 with 45000 state and federal funds. land lease debated amid fears over lost ground for future schools. Trustees deferred action pending next week with concerns over ground value and potential track funding for West Junior High. Jerry Sullivan Plumbing won boiler repair for 6255. Walsh Co bid 3445 for a bookkeeping machine for VoTech, a used unit valued around 9000.

Olsen Pro Jim Boldt Butte Bus Lines Silver Bow County Transportation Committee Model City Jim Murphy Murphy City of Butte Front Main Streets State Fish and Game Department Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Jack Schara Schara Jack Peterson West Junior High School Jerry Sullivan

Trading stamps tax bill killed in Montana House

The Montana House quickly disposed of a bill to tax trading stamps’ gross profits, killing the measure after an unfavorable ways and means report. The proposed 5 percent tax would have raised about 90 000 dollars a year on 1.8 million dollars in trading stamp sales, but lobbyists argued it singled out a form of promotion and was unconstitutional. Rep. Bob Harper did not appear. Rep. Jack Gunderson carried the bill, citing consumer interest.

Standard State Bureau Helena Ways and Means Committee Montana Stam Companies State Supreme Court Bob Harper D-Butte Jack Gunderson Dpower

Montana Senate blocks public lottery amendment vote

A Montana Senate vote 26 21 killed a House passed measure to let the public decide if the legislature can create a state operated lottery. Backers cited potential costs while opponents warned of crime links tied to New Jersey.

Glen L. Drake Helena New Jersey New York New Hampshire William H. Bertsche Great Falls Lynch

Montana Legislative Calendar June 16 71 Senate actions

Helena AP reports the Montana Senate passed relocation assistance funding of 82 dollars for displaced persons and several appropriation measures including 530000 for county aid and 150000 for Capitol Complex land acquisition. Bills on license tax signage and constitutional amendments were noted with committee reports and referrals.

Helena Montana Senate Heo Indefi

Clown's bay mules flipped on Interstate 90 near Butte

Rodeo clown Donald Staves' trailer overturned east of Butte on I 90, two bay mules toppled into the Rocker road embankment. One mule died and the other was badly injured as deputies rerouted traffic. A second incident saw a white gelding impounded after wandering near the Berkeley Pit.

Donald Staves Butte Rocker Joe Russell Jerry McCarthy Berkeley Pit

Licenses Approved for Bozeman Food and Drink Venues

The Valley View Country Club New Arcade Steakhouse and City Center Motel won three Bozeman liquor licenses. Two Gallatin County sites outside Bozeman were denied. Valley View license restrictions require public dining access and reversion to state if merged. A $400 license cost could fetch $40 000 or more once established.

Bozeman Valley View Country Club New Arcade Steakhouse City Center Gallatin County Liquor Control Board Gallatin Gateway Motel Great Springs Ranch West Yellowstone Little John’s Bozeman Area

Butte Native Hilary Kelly Dies in Downey California

Hilary M. Kelly 51 a Butte native died Friday in Downey California where he and his family had been living He was educated in Butte schools and the Curtis Wright Institute He served in the Air Force during World War II and last worked for Douglas Aircraft His wife Shirley survives five children in Downey and a sister Margaret Kelly of Butte also survive

Hilary M. Kelly Butte Downey Calif Mr. Kelly Curtis Wright Institute Air Force Shirley Margaret Kelly

Tireless auto left on bridge blocks traffic in Butte

Butte police found a white Rambler with the left rear wheel missing blocking the Texas Avenue Bridge. Officers ticketed the vehicle as a traffic hazard and arranged tow service to 2105 Fir.

Butte Texas Avenue

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