Duluth cancer scare spurs asbestos water study
International experts arrive in Duluth Minnesota to test drinking water for asbestos fibers linked to a potential cancer risk. Researchers compare tissue fiber levels with asbestos workers and unexposed people as a three week plan replaces months of work.
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Dean Cover-Up Probes Pivot to Nixon Links in 1972 Cash Case
The Senate committee weighs Dean’s handling of $14,000 in cash and a trust fund setup as part of possible discrediting of future disclosures. Samuel Dash defers on Dean testimony, noting he remains a key witness. A Justice official cites a $4,000 loan from the account tied to Dean’s wedding, saying no charge will be filed absent a complaint. Weather section follows.
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County to issue policy on county equipment use
County office holders and department heads will receive a policy letter on proper use of county equipment. The board of county commissioners says any employee or supervisor involved faces immediate dismissal or prosecution. Dick Orman won first place in the Montana Classic division with a 1939 LaSalle sedan at Billings event. 41 cars competed over three days. Harry Woods accompanied him.
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Watergate hearings unfold as Nixon seeks possible deal with Russia
The Nixon White House checks the legality of subpoenas as Sen. Lowell Weicker opposes delay. Cox hints at possible subpoena or indictment while Dean testimony looms. Probes center on Dean, Haldeman, Ehrlichman, and the Watergate cover up amid diplomatic hopes for an arms treaty.
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Baseball program planned for Anaconda youth
Anaconda Recreation Board and United Steelworkers Union sponsor a summer baseball program for boys aged 9 to 15 starting Wednesday on Kennedy Common. Two leagues operate with 12 teams and 194 players. Rules require mixed-age play, limited weekly pitching for older youths, and daily games Monday to Friday at Washoe Park and Kennedy Common, with specific matchups listed.
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Softball Opens Wednesday With Three Leagues At Jaycee Field
Recreation Board softball program for grade school, junior high, and high school girls starts Wednesday at Jaycee Little League Field with 18 teams and 250 players. Games run Tuesday to Friday at the Little League Field and Monday at Kennedy Common. On Wednesday the schedule includes H R Roadrunners at 10 am and four other matchups.
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Poodles Die In West Valley House Fire
A mid morning blaze heavily damaged a five room two bedroom home of Mr and Mrs Patrick Johnson at Yankee Flats West Valley with two poodles killed. Deputies say wiring in a hallway started the fire and responders from West Valley and State Forest Service fought the flames while Montana Power repaired a downed line nearby.
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Anaconda Area Weather: Variable Clouds and Warmth
The Anaconda area reports variable cloudiness and warmer conditions. Highs expected from 60 to 70 degrees with a low around 30 to 35. Yesterday’s extremes were 47 at 3 pm and 36 at 6 am, with prior years at 54/42 and 72/48.
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Test burn sheds light on sagebrush fire study near Ennis
Officials report a 700 acre sagebrush patch near Ennis was burned in early May as a study burn to gather data on air pollution and grass damage. Fires ranged 20 to 50 acres during a two week period with limited smoke, suggesting spring burns may minimize grass damage and lower costs to about two dollars per acre.
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Anaconda Graduate Joins Dominican Volunteer Service
Marianne Antonich of Anaconda is among nine new graduates and three other Rosary College students from River Forest Illinois assigned as volunteers for a year with the Dominican Sisters in elementary schools nationwide. They will receive a sister's pay and assist in teaching parish work youth programs liturgy and religious education. Miss Antonich, a music education graduate, will serve at Regina High School in Minneapolis.
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Guest speaker and displays at Christian Business Council event
Mrs Janet Widley of Bigfork will speak at 7 30 Tuesday in the Marcus Daly Hotel for the Christian Business and Professional Women's Council session. Miss Michele Molendyke will display macrame and Mrs Jack Hatlestad will provide special music.
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Anaconda traffic study to start along U S 10 A route
The Montana Department of Highways will begin an information gathering traffic survey along U S 10 A near Anaconda and toward Georgetown. Roadside interviews will ask travelers origin destination and purpose with results to aid urban planning and possible truck routing, flow speedups, or signals. The study costs about 20000 dollars with federal funding covering most expenses and results to be reviewed by local and state authorities before bids.
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Helena
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Jim Cadwell heads Legion in Anaconda post election
Jim Cadwell, World War II Navy veteran and commander elect of Anaconda Post No. 21, will see his slate installed at Monday’s barbecue and outdoor meeting at Pete McBride summer camp west of Anaconda. Cadwell, a native of Anaconda born November 11 1918, has long served local unions and veterans groups and has held multiple civic roles.
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Anaconda
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Senior Citizens Dinner and Local Meetings Schedule
Reservations for the Senior Citizens monthly dinner with Blanche Beaudette due Tuesday noon for 6 Thursday at the center. Rotana Club to meet Tuesday at 7 in the clubhouse. First Lutheran Church women host cradle roll promotion and nursery shower at 7 Tuesday in the church. Montana Highway Patrol examiner at Anaconda courthouse Tuesday 9-12 and 1-5 for driver license tests. Theft of nine eight track tapes and an instamatic camera reported by Carolyn Crisler of Opportunity. car parked between midnight and 2 Saturday in the 700 block East Park. Anaconda Central High Class of 1963 to finalize 10th anniversary reunion plans Tuesday at 8 at Mrs. Ira Gnose's home.
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West Valley
Corrigan Dies At 66 In Anaconda Visit
John P. Triggy Corrigan 66 a native of Anaconda and Alhambra resident died Monday while visiting in Anaconda. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Peter Church at 9 Wednesday with Finnegan Funeral Home vigil service 7:30 Tuesday. Burial Mount Carmel Cemetery. Corrigan born Sept 10 1906 son of John P. Corrigan. He attended local schools and was active in athletics and played football. Florence Waters 83 of Great Falls died Sunday in Anaconda with services at Parson Funeral Chapel 2 Wednesday. Rev Edwin Rohde will officiate and burial Mount Moriah Butte. Waters born Florence Hawton Oct 27 1889 came Montana at age 10. married William F. Waters in 1908. The couple moved to Anaconda in 1916. He died in 1954. Survivors include two sons and a daughter, nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren, an Anaconda Angles in the Old Butte Independent League, and a catcher in early-day city baseball league. Survivors also include brother Emmett Corrigan Anaconda and several nephews and nieces.
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Anaconda
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Funeral services for Mrs Florence Waters in Great Falls
Funeral services for Mrs Florence Waters 83 of Great Falls and former Anaconda resident will be held at Parson Funeral Chapel Wednesday at 2 PM. Rev Edwin Rohde of Central Assembly of God Church Great Falls will officiate with burial in Mount Moriah Cemetery Butte. Friends may call after noon today at the chapel.
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Corrigan John P Triggy Corrigan Dies In Corrigan
John P. Corrigan died Monday morning. His body is at Finnegan Co Funeral Home. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated at 9 o'clock Wednesday at St Peter Church. Interment in Mount Carmel family plot. Service at the funeral home Tuesday evening at 7 30.
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Finnegan Co
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Notice of Passage of Resolution for Lighting District No 139
Public notice from Anaconda Montana announces Resolution No 810 and Intention No 139 to create Special Improvement Lighting District No 139. City Council will hear protests July 2 1973 at 7:00 PM. protests due 15 days after June 14 1973. District covers Cedar Third Hickory and Fourth Streets with 91 luminaries and 4 400 watt units. Estimated first year cost 6727.68 with identical subsequent yearly costs. Includes streets and parcels specified and no construction expense by district.
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