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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1972
Page
6
Montana law requires notices of certain legal proceedings be published to inform individuals and groups with a personal interest. The public notice is often the sole publication providing this information. Readers should review notices under this heading carefully.
Montana Department of Highways invites sealed bids for servicing and maintaining roadside rest areas about 7 miles south of Dillon on Highway 15 for a 12 month term. Bids due by 4:30 p.m. June 27 1972 at Butte then opened publicly. Bid forms available from the Butte office. The department reserves the right to reject any bid.
In Santa Fe the 1972 state calendar misdates Mother's Day from Sunday May 14 to Saturday May 13 and lists a Santa Fe Downs opening on May 13 while the track says May 19. The calendar shows 31 days in April and reflects a daze in the Department of Development.
Donald W. Teidemann a 35 year old Butte miner from 969 Prospect received the Valor Award of the Department of the Interior for a 15 hour rescue effort during the Sunshine Mine disaster in Kellogg Idaho. He descended into the mine with a capsule and helped clear a 3 700 to 4 800 foot bore hole risking his life. Teidemann and colleagues earned citations and a gold medal at a ceremony in Washington D C attended by his wife Patricia and others from the Sunshine Mine and the U S Bureau of Mines.
In Springfield a light plane struck a power pole and crashed into a mobile home sales lot killing the pilot John Robert Knoll 27 of Billings Montana a University of Oregon student. A witness heard the engine quit then the craft clipped lines and pitched into trailers igniting flames two and a half poles high.
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