Model City boards inch toward compromise over incorporation
Model City director Jim Murphy and the Joint Neighborhood Board of Directors narrowed disputes on four guidelines. They will review revised proposals at the July 12 board meeting, including whether Model City committees should incorporate, staff independence, and Murphy’s control of news announcements. Some board members warned they could resign if proposals pass.
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Model City
Jim Murphy
Murphy
Joint Board
Butte
Jack Hanley
Don Robinson
Hanley
Bob Harper
Ray Dubois
Model City Agency
Truce in Northern Ireland Faces Renewed Bloodshed
Security sources say IRA Provisional guerrillas and police squads may have opened fire during a ceasefire in East Belfast Londonderry and Newry. A foot patrol and a crossfire in Duncairn Gardens left one soldier dead and others wounded as violence continues after a truce announcement.
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IRA
Provisional
Belfast
Londonderry
Newry
Duncairn Gardens
Unionist Party
Britain
Sureme
Butte Matron Edith Tauriainen Dies at 69
Edith Tauriainen 69 of 2301 Yale Butte died at home Monday from heart attack Coroner Leo Jacobsen said. Born Red Lodge April 30 1903 she married Casper Tauriainen in 1927 in Butte He died 1960 Survived by daughter Josephine Reber Flathead Lake grandchildren and several nieces nephews great grandchildren Funeral Wednesday 2 at Wayrynen Richards Funeral Home with burial at Mountain View Cemetery
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Edith Tauriainen
Yale
Butte
Leo Jacobsen
Tauriainen
Red Lodge
Casper Tauriainen
Joseph Reber
Flathead Lake
Joseph E. Reber
Montana ABM workers to receive mobility relief checks
Montana employment officials say mobility checks will aid ABM workers stranded by the shutdown as federal funds near release. The advisory council criticized slow federal action and urged faster access to impounded money to offset unemployment and aid relocation. A separate study on agricultural manpower was outlined, with initial results from 4,000 of 10,000 Montana producers.
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Helena
Fred Barrett
Montana
Manpower Planning Advisory Council
Frank R. Sennett
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Max L. Amberson
Department of Agricultural Education
Montana State University
Saturation strikes kill many in Hue area as war rages on
South Vietnamese forces under U S umbrella with B52 bombers repel a North Vietnamese ground attack near My Chanh 25 miles north of Hue. Paratroopers kill 35 enemy at a cost of one soldier dead and 29 wounded. B52s drop 2,500 tons on Quang Tri and areas west of Hue while Hanoi targets face ongoing air strikes.
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Saigon
U.S
Hue
My Chanh
Associated Press
Michael Putzel
Putzel
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Central Highlands
Highway 13
North Vietnam
Viet Tri
Hanoi
Vinh
Gulf of Tonkin
Proposed modern Montana Criminal Code published for review
The 176 page revised Montana Criminal Code draft, first shown in 1970, has been published and mailed to judges and lawyers. Justice Wesley Castles notes it modernizes substantive criminal law and includes changes to Procedure, such as a limited on scene detention option and flexible deferred sentences, with 2,000 copies printed.
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Helena
Montana
Supreme Court
Wesley Castles
Criminal Law Commission
Castles
Meat quotas and import sources impact U.S. prices
Officials from the Department of Agriculture say lifting meat import quotas will not raise U.S. exports soon as demand grows abroad. Australia notes no flood of shipments. earlier quota increases lifted prices, while Nixon vows to monitor and curb unjustified food price rises. Price commission head Grayson says to drop exemption for raw agricultural products from price controls.
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Department OF Agriculture
U.S
Europe
Australian Trade Council
Eeapeey
Nixon
The
Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
Commission
Cost of Living Council
FBI tracing hijack crew and ransom in missing aircraft case
Investigators report a parachute and mailbag found on a farm near Peru Indiana three miles from the Mississinewa Reservoir as FBI officials search for a hijacker and a presumed missing passenger. A pilot from Palatine Illinois was taken for radar fixes and helicopter survey while a gun and moneybag are recovered by locals. The hijacker, in his 20s, remains unidentified with confusion over a listed passenger name potentially fictitious.
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Lowell Elliott
John Vettel
Ronald E. Miller
James Gable
Grissom Air Force Base
James Martin
FBI
Indiana
Lake
Peru
Mississinewa
Leroy Berkebile
Palatine
Ill
Berkebile
Robert Wilson
Special FBI
William A. Sullivan
St. Louis
Sullivan
Tulsa
Oklo
Hijacker Potentially Parachute Jumped From Jetliner
The Chicago Tribune reported the hijacker’s possible parachute leap from the plane while the pilot kept one passenger as a hostage. The incident drew early comments on survival chances and raised questions about the hijacker’s fate.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Quane McNicholas
Funeral services for the late Mrs Helen Quane McNicholas will be held from Finnegan Co Funeral Home this Tuesday morning at 10 15 oclock proceeding to St Paul Church where Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated at 10 30 oclock Interment will be in the family plot in Mount Olivet Cemetery
Platform Draft on Vietnam and Defense Issues
A draft platform discusses Vietnam policy and defense matters. It outlines positions likely to appeal to voters, indicating emphasis on strategic priorities and national security considerations.
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Vietnam
Defense
Eee
Floods dominate early 1970s political and disaster scene
Maryland Governor Mandel warns the flood crisis will require enormous funding as federal agencies pledge action. President Nixon orders red tape cuts while mighty floods from Tropical Storm Agnes strike multiple states.
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Maryland
Marvin Mandel
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Delaware
West Virginia
North
South Carolina
Agnes
Ohio and
Mississippi Valley
Harrisburg
Sid Brenner
Louis Clark
Philadelphia
WCAU
del Vaughn
CBS
Nine Democrats file spending for Deer Lodge County races
Deer Lodge Countys nine Democratic hopefuls for county and township offices reported spending 1385 in their primary campaigns. Assessor Lawrence Brennan led expenditures at 305 while Edward H. Kelly 250 John Pipinich 190 Lee R. Hargus 168.50 Margaret Shea 243.84 Mrs Helen L. Meloy 198.27. Local state candidates included John Sajcich five Louise Williams five and Robert Diller twenty with no Republican candidates.
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Deer Lodge
Helen L. Lovell
Anaconda
Lawrence Brennan
Edward H. Kelly
John Pipinich
Lee R. Hargus
Margaret Shea
District Court
Helen L. Meloy
John M. Sajcich
The
Pease
Louise Williams
Robert Diller
Elks to Hear Nashville Entertainer Hal Parsons
Hal Parsons of Nashville the western singer will entertain Anaconda Elks their ladies and guests at 9 Saturday night. Parsons has recorded Night Life Baby Blues of the Night and Lonely Juke Box. His act includes Clem Appleknocker television and fair performances. Dance music by the Vigilante Western Band.
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Hal Parsons
Nashville
Anaconda Elks
Parsons
Clem Appleknocker
Recreation today highlights Anaconda events
Anaconda Recreation Board schedules a busy Tuesday with boys baseball doubles at Kennedy Common and Jaycee Field, tennis at Washoe Park, swimming at Memorial Pool, and softballs at various venues. Activities include Playmobile tots sessions, beginner and advanced tennis, and a 6:30 p.m. softball game between First Security Bank and Carmel's.
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Anaconda Recreation Board
Kennedy Common
Giants
Colts
Rockets
Pirates
Rams
Stars
Jaycee Field
Maroons
Rovers
Super Smileys
Washington School
Haggin Playground
Washoe Park
Memorial Pool
First Security Bank
Carmel’s
Owl Bar
Granny’s
Tech students can get grades
The registrar's office at Montana Tech will be open Wednesday night from 7 to 9 for students unable to pick up grades and for those wishing to discuss admission. Registrar Frank Kelly will be available during these hours. His office is on the third floor of the Library Museum Building.
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Montana Tech
Frank Kelly
Library-Museum Bldg
Anaconda Area Weather Updates Mostly Cloudy Showers
Anaconda area observed mostly cloudy skies with occasional showers. Today's high expected between 55 and 65, low around 35 to 45. Temperatures yesterday reached a maximum of 60 at 3 p.m. and a minimum of 46 at 6 a.m. Compared with prior years, yesterday’s high and low were 72 and 50 one year ago, and 80 and 52 two years ago.
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Anaconda
Rotary Club Luncheon at 12 15 Tuesday
Anaconda High School Class of 62 to meet at 7 30 Tuesday night at the Marcus Daly Hotel to finalize plans for a July reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Anaconda High School
Marcus Daly
Grant supports mobile radio for Deer Lodge Sheriff
The Governor's Crime Control Commission approved a 1024.50 grant to Deer Lodge County at the June Helena meeting. Sheriff Eugene Shaker Thomason will receive a Porta Mobile Radio unit under a program to improve law enforcement and the criminal justice system in Montana funded by the federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration under the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor’s Crime Control Commission
Deer Lodge County
Helena
Eugene
Community Breakfast on Anaconda Renewal Plan
The Anaconda Urban Renewal Agency hosts a community information breakfast at 7 30 Wednesday in the Marcus Daly Hotel. Local discussion centers on Anaconda’s Neighborhood Development Project.
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Anaconda Urban Renewal Agency
Marcus Daly Hotel
Anaconda
Legal notices remind residents of required court notifications
Montana law requires residents in the area to be notified of certain legal proceedings. Individuals and groups may have a personal interest in the notice, and publication under this heading is often the only public notice. Readers should check these notices carefully.
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Montana
Notice to Creditors Estate of Vera C O Connell Deceased
Executor of the Vera C O Connell estate notifies creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented to Knight Dahood Mackay McLean in Anaconda Montana. Dated June 1972 with publication dates June 20 27 and July 4 11.
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Vera C. O'Connell
Knight, Dahood, MacKay & McLean
P.O
Anaconda
Montana
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
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United States
McDonnell Douglas Corporation
California
Barrett
Lee J. Tickell
New Zealand
Mexico
Ireland
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Finnegan Co, Morticians
the Home of Friendly Personal Service
A A Longfellow
Savage
Indochina
George McGovern
Congress
National Welfare Rights Organization
McGovern
NWRO
House
Senate
Democratic Party
John E. Sweeney
Sonotone
E. Park
Goodman Insurance
Bob Byington Cpa
N. Dakota
Elks
Tech
Anaconda Weather
Cie
Eagles
A. A. ‘‘Tiny’’ Longfellow
T. D
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