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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1971

Page

2

Sales tax fight draws federal aid in petition drive

Helena AP report says SECO helped gather petitions for COST the oppose sales tax without a referendum. Dan Newman head of Montana OEO confirms regional and national approval for SECO involvement. The effort followed backing from the Statewide Low Income Organization.

SECO Newman OEO Denver National Washington, D.C Tribune Helena Cost Harry Billings

Women hold up politics at Montana Democratic gathering

At the 17th annual Montana State Democratic Women's Clubs convention in Whitefish, Miss Mary Lou Burg urged women to influence government and campaigns. She criticized the Nixon Administration and called for active voices in halls of power. The event dates to a two day conference with Montana Senator Lee Metcalf's wife delivering the final speech.

Whitefish Women’s Democratic National Committee Montana Democratic Women’s Clubs Mary Lou Burg Washington, D.C Big Mountain Nixon Burg Lee Metcalf

William H. Bellingham elected Montana Bar president

William H. Bellingham of Billings was named president of the Montana Bar Association at its 83rd annual convention in Great Falls. A 1948 UM Law graduate and longtime Billings practitioner, he has served on the MBA executive committee since 1965 and led regional bar groups before.

Great Falls William H. Bellingham Billings Montana Bar Association Bellingham Moulton, Bellingham, Longo and Mather Cascade University of Montana School of Journalism UM Law School Yellowstone County Bar Association MBA Association of Bars of the Northwest Plains and Mountains

Amitrole Herbicide Banned for Cropland Use by EPA

The Environmental Protection Agency canceled amitrole's registration for cropland use citing evidence it may cause tumors in rats. Manufacturers American Cyanamid and Amchem waived public hearings after a committee upheld the cancellation. Amitrole had been in use since 1948 on crops including pears grapes corn alfalfa soybeans and more.

American Cyanamid Co Amchem Co EPA American Cyanamid

Montana highway bids for 13 road projects announced

The Montana Highway Department listed apparent low bidders for 13 road construction projects in 13 counties. Notable bids include Washington Construction Co. for a 2.4 mile Browns Bridge North Road segment at 1 816 329 dollars and Peter Kiewit Sons Co. for a Vaughn North Road overpass and underpass system at 532 215 dollars.

Helena Montana Highway Department Madison County Big Hole River Melrose Washington Construction Co Missoula Beaverhead Madison Glen W.P. Roscoe Co McLaughlin Construction Co Billings Cascade County Vaughn Cascade-Teton Peter Kiewit Sons Co Vaughn Cop Construction Co Bearmouth Granite County Skinner Enterprises Greycliff Custer County Hathaway Joe Mayo & Son., Inc Richardson Construction Co Miles City

Foster wins $500 glassware prize at Magicland Grand Drawing

Mrs. R. Y. Foster received five hundred dollars in glassware from Big Sky Optical Co. at the June 18 Magicland Grand Drawing. The drawings occur every Friday at 11 30 p m on KXLF TV.

R. Y. Foster Big Sky Optical Co Magicland Kxlf TV

Hearing and vision issues affect hundreds of thousands of U S babies

Health analysts estimate more than 100000 newborns yearly in the United States are born with hearing defects while about 330000 have vision problems, highlighting a substantial early health concern.

Washington United States

Police arrest man for biting dog in Sedalia

Mrs Lula Scroggins of Sedalia reported to police Friday that a man bit her dog. Police arrested Newton Foster on a disorderly conduct by biting a dog charge. Foster was released on a $100 bond. The dog was recovering nicely.

Sedalia, Mo Lula Scroggins Sedalia Newton Foster Foster Dorothy Hartung Warm Springs Billings

Billings Man Kills Two Children Then Himself

In Billings a 24 year old man shot and killed his two young sons and then died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. The victims were 5 year old Ricky and 1 year old David Hartung. Police identified the suspect as Ralph W Hartung.

Billings Ralph W. Hartung Yellowstone County Leonard Larsen Ricky David Hartung Hartung Mable Cox

Food firm fights proposed rail cuts in Montana

A General Foods grain unit petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend a nine cent freight rate cut set for July 1, arguing against the lower rates. Governor Forrest H. Anderson and Montana agencies protest, citing potential savings of about 5 million dollars to wheat growers. The Montana Agriculture Department, Montana Research and Marketing Committee, and Montana Grain Growers Association join in opposing the suspension.

Great Falls General Foods Forrest H. Anderson Montana Oregon Interstate Com Merce Commission Montanartment of Agriculture, Montana Research and Marketing Committee Montana Grain Growers Association Wheat Commission Grain Growers ICC

Queen Elizabeth II Targeted by Angry Brigade Threat

In York, the Angry Brigade warned Saturday it will shoot the queen during her royal visit this week, prompting tighter Buckingham Palace security. The hoax warnings have stacked with earlier threats. the group has claimed past bombings but caused no injuries.

York England Angry Brigade London Buckingham Palace Dallas Britain Scotland Yard Prince Philip

79 Fatal Montana Traffic Deaths In Five Months

The Montana Highway Patrol reports 79 fatal traffic accidents in Montana in five months. Factors include speed too fast for conditions and drinking in 63 percent of cases. Daylight crashes accounted for 47 percent, with 42 deaths. Of 90 total fatalities, 46 were drivers, 29 passengers, 14 pedestrians, and one bicyclist. 84 percent of victims were Montana residents.

Montana

Two Die In Highway Crash In Montana

A Lewiston Idaho couple Bernard R. Nutt and Kathleen Melton 42 were killed when their car left the Lewis and Clark Highway near Missoula and struck an approach road. Injured were Judy Melton 9 and Jeff Melton 15.

Missoula Lewiston Idaho Lewisand Ik Missoula County Larry Livingston Bernard R. Nuttman Kathleen Melton Judy Melton Jeff Melton

Helena Receives $600000 HUD Water Sewer Grant

Montana's congressional delegation announced a $600,000 grant from HUD to Helena for additions and improvements to three water and sewer systems and one well site. Funds cover new water supplies, transmission facilities, and chlorination equipment. Announcement by Sen. Mansfield and Sen. Metcalf.

Washington Montana Helena Department of Housing and Urban Development Mike Mansfield Lee Metcalf Dmont

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