Butte School Trustees Face Shakeup Over Budget and Coach
Butte Montana trustees battle over salaries and a potential budget cut as a 4 to 3 split forms. Fraser MacDonald coaching status sparked a closed session vote, with Vivian Schara voting to fire and others voting to retain the coach.
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Ron Bartsch
John Mack
Don Benz
Conrad Fawcett
Silver Bow
Butte High
Fraser MacDonald
Fawcett
Vivian
Schara
MacDonald
Peterson
Renz
Bartsch
Mack
Standard invites public to open house at 25 W. Granite
The Montana Standard invites the public to open house at its headquarters 25 W. Granite Saturday 9 to 3 and Sunday 2 to 4. The event showcases its offset printing equipment and remodeled plant with tours led by staff, refreshments, and a 24 page Sunday section explaining offset printing and celebrating 95 years.
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Montana Standard
D. R
Scotty’” Campbell
The
Standard
Granite
Campbell
Butte
Montana Regents Near 600000 Contingency Fund For Tech Degrees
Montana lawmakers approved a 600000 contingency fund to finance liberal arts and environmental engineering programs at Montana Tech. The fund, dubbed the regents slush fund, was pared and restored through a House Senate compromise. Rep Jack Healy and Rep J D Lynch supported preserving the full 600000 level for Tech.
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Helena
Montana Tech
Board of University Regents
Regents
House
Senate
Tech
John
Jack’”’ Healy
D-Butte
McLeod to head Montana Tech
Dr. Kenneth McLeod named acting president of Montana Tech by the Montana Board of Regents to succeed the retiring E. G. Koch. A Butte native and long-time Tech administrator, McLeod plans a short acting tenure and will present for history and English degree expansion at the July 12 regents meeting.
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Continental
Highway Department
Kenneth McLeod
Montana Tech
Montana Board of Regents
McLeod
E. G. Koch
Dr. McLeod
Montana Standard
Butte
Montana State University
Tech
Oregon State University
Oregon State
Willamette University
Salem
Ore
President at Bat for U S Oldsters
President Nixon addressed about 3,000 delegates at a joint conference of the National Retired Teachers Association and American Association of Retired Persons. He vowed to reform nursing homes end tax discrimination and bridge the generation gap, saying the elderly should be valued. He spoke after visiting his mother's birthplace in Indiana and before a trip to Camp David where his daughter greeted him.
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Chicago
Nixon
Altogeth
National Retired Teachers Association
American Association of Retired Persons
North Vernon
Ind
Camp David
Maryland
Tricia
Edward Cox
White House
Arthur Fleming
Washington
Fleming
Congress
Government rests case in Butte Partin trial
The government concluded its case in chief against Edward Grady Partin but did not formally rest due to chief counsel’s absence. Witness W O Bergeron testified about being shot during an armed 1968 Plaquemine attack by men later identified as Teamsters. Bergeron described returning fire in self defense. Previous testimony placed Partin as a strong-arm man for the Teamsters Local 5 in Baton Rouge.
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Edward Grady Partin
Wilford J. Whitley Jr
North Carolina
U.S
Baton Rouge
Teamster
Bergeron
Plaquemine
Butte Weather Outlook With Showers and Wind
Partly cloudy sky with cooler conditions and widely scattered showers. Winds will be breezy at times. Today’s forecast calls for around 70 degrees with a low near 40. Weather table appears on Page 14.
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Butte
Supreme Court weighs publication ban on Times and Post
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a government bid to stop The Washington Post and The New York Times from publishing more of a classified Pentagon Vietnam study. In a 5-4 ruling the justices prohibited the papers from printing any classified material in the interim, despite ongoing government objections.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Peter Zenger
Colonial Times
Washington Post
New York Times
Pentagon
High Court
Republicans cry foul over funds to governor office and OEO
Two Republican representatives Forester and Ulmer charged that general tax funds supported the governor's office and the Office of Economic Opportunity amid a compromise funding plan. They claimed OEO personnel engaged in blatant political activity possibly violating the Hatch Act, citing connections to Democratic figures and anti tax campaigns. The House approved the compromise 51-33 and the Senate 34-2.
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Helena
Dick Forester
Billings
Walter Ulmer
Miles City
Forrest Anderson
House
Senate
Forester
Ulmer
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Os Oeo
Dunkle season off after typographical correction
A Montana AP report misread a line as open season on Fish and Game Director Frank Dunkle. The corrected copy removes any hunting implication and notes Dunkle’s remark that such a unit would be costly, leaving the story focused on the mistaken line and its correction.
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Helena
Montana
Frank Dunkle
Dunkle
Forrest H. Anderson
Sheep
Associated Press
Frank
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James P. Lucas
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MSU
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Butte Partin
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Democratic State Central
Arnold Olsen
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Olsen
Richard Shoup
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