Mick Jagger Leads Mammoth Stones Show in Chicago
The Rolling Stones drew about 11,000 fans to the International Amphitheater as Mick Jagger and band delivered a 15-song set and a sensational stage show. Police and private security ringed the venue with heavy precautions, bottling crowds and screening tickets with ultraviolet light. Vendors reported meager sales with Anthony DiCaro tallying about $20 while the act grossed around $60,000 for the Chicago appearances.
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Chicago
Mick Jagger
The
International Amphitheater
Anthony DiCaro
Dicaro
Hawking
Rolling Stone
Stones
Jagger
Marilyn Monroe
David Cassidy
Betty Middler
Gimme Shelter
Anderson proclaims Montana's new constitution vote
Gov Forrest H Anderson declared Montana's new constitution in effect after canvassing results showing a majority in favor. The proclamation, signed amid a glare with Secretary of State Frank Murray, prompted protests from lawyers before the Montana Supreme Court.
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J. D. Holmes
Capitol
Helena
Forrest H. Anderson
Montana Supreme Court
Anderson
Frank Murray
Murray
Secretary of State
Montana
Alex B. Stephenson
Butte School Board seeks 700000 in federal funds for stadium
The board plans to obtain more than 700000 from Model City and BOR funds to improve Naranche Stadium at Butte High. If funds fail, a bond issue may be pursued. To save the 1972 73 season, Section F will close reducing seats by about 250.
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John Lemler
Jack Peterson
Naranche
Butte High
Peterson
Rick Foote
Butte School Board
Butte
Model City
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
BOR
Montana Tech
Naranche Stadium
Bill Kambich
Wyoming Street
Page 2 Action Delayed on Runaway Locomotive Case
News brief notes a stalled update on a runaway locomotive case with no immediate resolution. Mentions ongoing inquiries and potential legal steps while outlining next steps for officials.
Hijackers shift to small airports as security tightens
FAA official Richard Lally says tightened security has led to 800 arrests in four months for concealed weapons, with 2,000 denials of boarding. Last year 2,250 arrests were reported. firearms and narcotics seizures rose, and domestic hijackings are down from 80 percent in 1969 to 37 percent so far this year.
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Washington
Meets
Transportation Department
Theople
Richard Lally
Transportation Security
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
United States
Lally
U S points to France on Vietnam 25 years ago
State Department released files showing the United States urged France to be most generous in seeking an early Vietnam peace. Secretary Marshall warned continued fighting could threaten Western powers in Southern Asia and asked Paris to recognize Vietnameses desires amid Ho Chi Minh cease-fire events.
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Washington
United States
France
Paris
State Department
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
George C. Marshall
Asia
Precedent backs new Montana constitution ratification
An unnamed Montana legal scholar argues court precedent supports ratification of the 1972 constitution. The analysis hinges on interpretations of majority rules in the 1889 constitution and past bond elections. Proponents cite multiple references to majority of those voting, while opponents point to overall ballot totals.
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Helena
Montana
Supreme Court
Forrest H. Anderson
Milk allergy linked to tension fatigue syndrome
San Francisco report notes some children pale and uneasy have an undiagnosed food allergy, especially milk. Dr William Deane r of UC medical school cites seven key signs grouped as Tension Fatigue Syndrome.
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San Francisco
American Medical Assn
William Deaner
University of California Medical School
Growing pains or hay fever mimicry in children
A pediatric allergy clinic specialist notes that children may show rhinitis fatigue and mood swings alongside apples fatigue and irritability. He warns moms often misattribute headaches to vision or stomach pains to milk, stressing careful history to differentiate growing pains from allergies.
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Deamer
Pediatric
Helena teen dies from 80 foot plunge in crash west of Helena
William Hoopes, 17, of Helena, died at a Great Falls hospital after a one car crash on U S 12 left the vehicle and rolled over him. The fatality raises Montana 1972 toll to 158 versus 112 a year earlier.
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Great Falls
Helena
William Hoopes
U.S. 12
Reichle Dam project back in the news meeting set
Reichle Dam Association directors call a Wednesday night meeting in the Sacajawea Hotel in Three Forks to revive the Big Hole dam and reservoir plan. The project, first approved by the Bureau of Reclamation in 1965, stalled due to inflation, rising interest costs, and tightened federal funds.
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Reichle
Reichle Dam
Reichle Dam Association
Three Forks
Sacajawea Hotel
Bureau of Reclamation
Big Hole At
Glen
Association
George Pehl
Whitehall
Pehl
Whitehall-Twin Bridges
Big Hole
Jefferson Rivers
ABM
Conrad
Anaconda Co
Great Falls
Bonner
Murphy withholds charges against Hanley in Model City affair
Murphy withdraws charges against community organization director Jack Hanley after a joint board meeting. He paused penalties to allow rebuttals from Hanley and board attorney Don Robinson while proposing changes to define director and board roles for citizen participation. The board rejected parts of Murphy’s proposals as overbearing and urged further review.
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Model City
Jim Murphy
Jack Hanley
Murphy
Hanley
el City
Don Robinson
Mike Micone
Robinson
Shea
Bob Harper
Murphy's
Harper
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Arthur Hutchinson
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