Utilities sue over fee under Montana siting act
Five Pacific Northwest utilities filed in Helena seeking a declaratory judgment that two proposed Colstrip coal plants and their transmission line form a single project. They challenge state fee rules, arguing the combined project should incur a $1.2 million fee rather than over $1.7 million, with environmental funds at stake. Named defendants include the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Director Gary J. Wicks.
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Butte
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Highway planners get federal word
Norbert T. Tiemann, head of the Federal Highway Administration, told Western state officials that rural road building will not be ignored but mass transit issues must be solved in urban areas. He endorsed freeing Highway Trust Fund money for mass transit and described it as a revenue sharing approach for highway construction.
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Department of Transportation
Cattle Prices Shift in Western Montana Country
Western Montana ranching faces consolidation as smaller holdings sell to larger outfits. Prices rise to 47 to 68 cents a pound for various stock, with cattle numbers increasing through auction markets. Ranchers warn profits require caution due to rising land and feed costs while counts of cattle and head on tax rolls suggest an overall uptrend.
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Selway
Benson
Midwest
Harold Petersen
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Montana clerks discuss reapportionment shifts and balance
Clerks and Recorders Association convention in Ramets Inn covers legislative redistricting affecting Teton County and broad state balance. Hazel McGee notes many talks on reapportionment and new election changes as sessions run Tuesday evening into Wednesday.
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Dean Ordered to Testify Under Immunity in Watergate Case
Federal Judge John J. Sirica ordered Dean to testify before the Senate Watergate committee with immunity. Prosecutors warned that if indicted, they must prove independent evidence beyond Dean's testimony. Dean invoked the Fifth Amendment in the grand jury and faced possible plea to a single conspiracy charge while his testimony remained under seal.
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Policeman Dies in Downtown Shootout in Atlanta
A police officer and a man were killed in a downtown Broad Street gunfight that wounded three others as crowds nearby watched. The exchange occurred near a variety store in an area with prior clashes between Black Muslims and police.
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Court orders reinstate charges against local bar operator
The Montana Supreme Court instructed Freebourn to reinstate charges against Nick Elakovich, a Butte bar operator accused of displaying punchboards. The ruling followed a petition by Attorney General Robert L. Woodahl and Silver Bow County Attorney Lawrence G. Stimatz, who argued Freebourn’s decision hindered antigambling enforcement and created legal uncertainty.
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Trial court session and community notices in Anaconda
Judge Robert J. Boyd will hold a law and motion session at 10 Wednesday. Registration for beginner swimming instruction runs 10 to 5 Wednesday at Memorial Pool led by Tom White. Juvenile fire set near Jaycee Little League field prompted Anaconda Fire Department response Monday night. Margaret Fleming from Social Security will be at the courthouse 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 Wednesday. Anaconda Bartenders Union meets 7:30 Wednesday at Croatian Hall. Ladies Golf Association plays Wednesday at the Country Club with coordinators in charge.
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District Court
Memorial Pool
Tom White
Anaconda
Jaycee
Margaret Fleming
Butte Office of Social Security
Anaconda Bartenders Union
Anaconda Ladies Golf Association
Mike Ivankovich
A.C. Jacobson
Nixon Brezhnev Toast Ceremony Behind Closed Doors
Nixon praised Brezhnev as they watched signings on cultural and scientific exchanges and agricultural research. Brezhnev quipped about treaties for them, a quip followed by a napkin spill as photographers captured moments with Rogers and Toasts by senators. Humphrey later quoted Brezhnev on approaching the Senate.
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Senate
Recreation board loses school gyms to district use
The Anaconda School District will close gymnasiums stadiums and related PE facilities to the city recreation board. Trustees say facilities will be used for school purposes only due to crowding from new students and program expansion, with Class AA reclassification looming. The board may seek alternative sites for basketball football and volleyball, and the Rotary Club sponsored track meet could move. The Recreation Board still runs winter and summer swimming programs at Memorial Gym.
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Anaconda Recreation Board
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Recreation Board
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Anaconda Area Weather Forecast Mostly Warm Today
Anaconda area predicts mostly fair skies and warmer conditions today. Highs near 70 to 80 with a low around 35 to 40. Temperature readings yesterday included a high of 61 at 3 p.m. and a low of 34 at 6 a.m. Compared to last year, today’s highs and lows were 66 and 36, while two years ago reached 70 and 48.
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Anaconda
Licenses debated over issuing business licenses
Perturbed over issuing licenses after firms began work Mayor Beausoleil faces Judiciary Committee. Brebrick presented two licenses to Schultz and Meyers for 25 blocks of Anaconda streets and Western Foundation of Missoula for a home foundation at 700 Hickory. Radonich supported the latter as in progress. Swanson retires at 65 contributing to delays.
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Judiciary Committee
Tom Brebrick
Schultz and Meyers
Anaconda
John Radonich
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Paul Beausoleil
J. Arthur Swanson
Three Men Held on Grand Larceny Charges
Sheriff deputies report three men held in county jail each on grand larceny charges for alleged entry to the Potega Ranch House on Modesty Creek Monday afternoon. A stolen black and white TV set from a station wagon was found. suspects are Robert L. Hammond 35 Gordon Rodgers 53 and Stimpson McCallum 45. Asey and sons found the trio at the ranch as they checked cattle, a sleeping bag was returned, and assistance was called in. Also burglaries timed Monday afternoon included Rollie Smyth's Sheep Gulch home where groceries clothing a wrist watch a silver ring a .357 magnum revolver and radio were stolen. entry via north bedroom window.
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Mount Haggin
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Asey
Sheriff’s Office
Robert L. Hammond
Gordon Rodgers
Stimpson McCallum
Rollie Smyth
Brothers Caught After Break-ins At Local Stores
Two brothers aged 10 and 11 were detained by police and deputies after break-ins at Sugrue Bottling and Lu's Drive-In in the 1200 block of East Park Monday night. They were released to probation officer Mike Papich. An employee frightened them away from Sugrue Bottling at 10:30 as cases of pop sat outside. A window was broken to enter, and one boy was later found at Lu's Drive-In at 11:30 and implicated his sibling.
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East Park
Mike Papich
John Pellegrini
Anaconda Votes for Area Wide Planning and Easement
Anaconda City Council adopted resolutions to join an area wide planning organization with Deer Lodge County Philipsburg and Granite County. The agreement grants Anaconda Cable Television an easement for transmission lines crossing Evergreen and the park south of 218 Evergreen in the Second Southwestern Addition for improved service. Gene Marcille, City-County.
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Deer Lodge
Philipsburg
Granite County
Gene Marcille
Anaconda City backs truck by pass over Galen Highway
Anaconda City Council urged Montana Highway Department to abandon the Galen Highway reconstruction in favor of a truck by-pass north of In. The Deer Lodge County Commissioners said the by-pass would serve more county residents. Local officials plan Helena meeting to seek reconsideration. Galen funding would cut county highway money through 1976.
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Marcille
East Anaconda
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Anaconda officials discuss planning and projects
Anaconda and Granite County units outline areawide planning guidelines for Highway 10A and Georgetown Lake, with shared development near the county line. Aldermen approve release of gasoline tax funds for street reconstruction and appoint Tom Logan as delegate at large.
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Anaconda
Philipsburg
Georgetown Lake
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Anaconda Recreation Board
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Paul Beausolier
Anaconda American Legion Post
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Anaconda Urban Renewal Agency
Jim Gilman
Butte
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Notice of Resolution to Create Lighting District 139 in Anaconda
Public notice announces the intention to form Special Improvement Lighting District No. 139 in Anaconda Montana with 91 luminaries and 4 high wattage units. It states hearings July 2 1973 and protests due within 15 days from June 14 1973. District boundaries cover Cedar Third Hickory and Fourth streets with annual costs about 6727.68 dollars.
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