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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1971

Page

3

First All Female US Forest Service Firefighting Crew Formed

MISSOULA AP Twenty women aged 18 to 34 completed two days of training and fought a mock blaze on Blue Mountain Bitterroot Mountains west of Missoula. Led by Karen Koser and Janet Mitchell the crew could be on fire lines within four hours at 2.80 dollars an hour. Officials say they may join regular crews as extra help amid labor shortages and expanding industry.

Missoula U.sorest Service Karen Koser University of Montana Denver Colo Blue Mountain Forest Service Miss Mitchell Henderson Koser

Animals Go Wild in Casper Neighborhood

A group of deer wandered into Casper on Friday and were back on Casper Mountain by Saturday. One deer scaled a fire escape and became trapped on a school roof. Another entered a medical clinic lab and was captured by a worker who held its horns until game wardens arrived. Both deer were tranquilized and returned to the mountain.

Casper Wyo Casper Mountain Donna Noble Eesie Jim Bradley

Forester Thomas E. Smith Receives Superior Service Award

Thomas E. Smith of Missoula regional safety officer for the Forest Service Northern Region earned the USDA Superior Service award from Secretary Clifford M. Hardin in Washington. A 32 year veteran, Smith oversees accident prevention and safety for 16 national forests across Montana Idaho Washington North Dakota and western South Dakota. John Adams, son of John Gainey Adams, was the only son of a racsect married in the White House.

Washington Thomas E. Smith Missoula Forest Service Northern Region US Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin The Smith Montana Idaho North Dakota South Dakota John Adams John Gainey Adams White House

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