Montana to Begin Medicaid Dental Study in July
A two part audit response study of Montana's Medicaid dental program will start in July under a $12,500 BASYS contract. Phase one samples dentists who served Medicaid in Cascade Missoula and Silver Bow counties and coordinates with local dental groups and county attorneys. Phase two will depend on phase one results and may cover additional counties.
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Carkulis
Montana
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ohio
William Ikard
SRS Medical Assistance Bureau
Legislative Audit Committee
Cascade
Silver Bow
Missoula
Supreme Court rejects Montana Power appeal on tribal land rent
The Montana Power Co. lost its Supreme Court bid challenging a 1967 rent increase for use of Confederated Salish and Kootenai tribal lands. The Court unanimously denied arbitration or review, upholding the FPC hike from $238,375 to $950,000 retroactive to May 20, 1959 with 6 percent interest, and backing lower court rulings.
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Washington
Montana Power Co
Supreme Court
Power Company
Federal Power Commission
Federal
U.S. Circuit Court For
District of Columbia
FPC
Commission
Mansfield improves after infection hospitalization
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield is reported to be feeling much better after being hospitalized with an ear tract infection. His aide said he phoned to check on office matters and expects to be released from Bethesda Naval Medical Center later in the week.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Bethseda
Naval Medical Center
E Sai
Politics and marriage collide in a changing era
The Associated Press outlines divorces and separations among political couples including Sen. Robert Dole Sen. John V Tunney Rep. Paul N McCloskey and William Proxmire. It quotes Martha Mitchell Abigail McCarthy and Marvella Bayh on the toll of political life.Experts note increased openness and lower penalties fueling more public divorces.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Martha
John Mitchell
Robert Dole
Kansas
Phyllis
John V. Tunney
Mieke
California
William Proxmire
Eugene McCarthy
Tunney
Mitchell
John
Nixon
Daily News
Westchester Country Club
Rye
N.Y
McCarthy
Gene
Marvella Bayh
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
Mrs. Bayh
Pomeroy
Supreme Court blocks suit over Army civilian surveillance
The Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision bars a full trial into the Army's civilian surveillance program begun in 1965. Chief Justice Burger says courts cannot monitor executive action and that Congress should decide. The case involved four individuals and nine groups, including war protesters.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
Burger
Congress
Nixon
Byron
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
Malcolm R. Willkey
Douglas
Head Start enrollments sought for Butte program
Butte plans a full year of Head Start for children age 3 starting in September contingent on final approval by the local OCD. Jean Finley says the program aims to teach children about teachers, discipline, thinking and social skills with goals including health, self-esteem, community belonging and family involvement. Parents urged to enroll early as spaces are limited with income proof required.
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Butte-Silver Bow
Community Action Agency
E. Granite
E. Woolman
Silver Bow
Indian Alliance
E. Park
Easter Seal
E. Silver
Finley
Rancher McLachlan Fined for Tax Evasion in Billings
Wolf Point rancher Daniel John McLachlan was fined 3000 dollars and placed on one year probation after pleading guilty to three counts of income tax evasion. He faced 87147 dollars evaded for 1967 to 1969 with sentences to run concurrently.
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McLachlan
Internal Revenue Service
Seven speeders ticketed in Butte court
On Monday in Butte police court Judge John Seton collected forfeited bonds of 25 dollars from James Edgar James Granthan Halfred Juarez Ted Ohnstad Charles Patterson Kevin Vane and Francis Walsh for speeding. Bonds of 15 dollars for careless driving were forfeited by William Fleming and Tim McMahon.
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Butte
John Seton
James Edgar
James Granthan
Halfred Juarez
Ted Ohnstad
Charles Patterson
Kevin Vane
Francis Walsh
William Fleming
Tim McMahon
Bomb damages garage behind 905 Utah in alley
A bomb damaged a private garage behind 905 907 Utah that owner Arthur W Schmidt uses to store equipment. The blast at 1153 p m Sunday ripped two walls and collapsed the roof while police suspected dynamite. No fire. Firemen and officers later investigated a separate uptown firecracker scare and a Ramada Inn smoke bomb report.
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Utah
Arthur W. Schmidt
Lucky Bug Shop
Schmidt
Bob Russell
Ramada Inn
Montana Mines Report 38 Uncorrected Violations Across 28 Active Sites
Montana’s 28 active underground mines carried 38 uncorrected safety violations from July 1970 to April 14, 1972. Of 174 notices, 131 were corrected, 5 withdrawn for errors, 38 outstanding. Steward, Mountain Con, Kelley and Leonard mines in Butte cited.
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Montana
Dick Shoup
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Shoup
Elbert Olsen
Steward
Mountain Con
Kelley
Leonard
Butte
Con
Sunshine
Kellogg
United States
U.S
Father McCoy Reappointed to Northwest Regional Lab Board
The Rev. John J. McCoy of Butte and Helena Diocese school superintendent was reappointed in Portland to a three year term on the Northwest Regional Education Laboratory board of directors. He was also named a 1972-73 member of the board's five member executive committee. Lawrence D. Fish praised his contributions to planning laboratory programs and voicing private and parochial school viewpoints.
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John J. McCoy
Butte
Helena
Portland
Northwest Regional Education Laboratory
Lawrence D. Fish
Father McCoy
Diebold Named to Summer Faculty by Science Association
The Northwest College and University Association for Science appoints Dr. Frank Diebold, Montana Tech chemistry assistant professor, to summer faculty. From July 1 to Sept 15 he will work mainly for Atlantic Richfield Hanford Co. in geochemistry.
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Northwest College and University Association For Science
Frank Diebold
Montana Tech
Diebold
Atlantic Richfield Hanford Co
Two Defendants Given Probation for Drug Possession
John W. Baird, 20, received deferred imposition of sentence and three years supervision after pleading guilty to possession of dangerous drugs. Pat McClafferty, 26, got six months deferment of sentence with parole supervision in Judge McClernan's district court.
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John B. McClernan
Department of District Court
John W. Baird
Pat McClafferty
Agnes Campbell Macphail becomes first woman MP in Canada
Agnes Campbell Macphail is elected to Canada's House of Commons in 1921 representing the United Farmers of Ontario. Her historic victory marks the first time a woman serves in Parliament.
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Canada
Agnes Campbell Macphail
House of Commons
United Farmers of Ontario
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