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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
3
The Standard State Bureau retracts a report that Montanans for Citizens Rights of Bozeman, led by Sue Quayle, lost jobs over moonlighting on a rival paper. Quayle and group members deny any newspaper connection. the group spent 337 dollars on a brochure opposing the new constitution.
Two area residents hurt in Anaconda accidents earlier this month are no longer in critical condition at St. Patrick Hospital in Missoula. Kenneth Clark 26 of 1001 Maryland Butte remains in serious condition with his wife Terri 19 still hospitalized in Butte. Bonnie Roe 15 of Philipsburg was improving steadily. Roe was injured in a June 9 one car accident near Anaconda. One youth was killed and two others injured in that wreck have been released from area hospitals.
The Montana State University spring quarter honor roll includes 1,526 students with 276 earning straight A averages. The list names many students from Butte area towns such as Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Helena, Livingston, and Whitehall among others. Receivers of Seattle University bachelor of arts in 1972 include Kathleen Murray and Steven Staples.
The Montana Supreme Court refused to take up a case involving a Flathead Indian acquitted of selling untaxed cigarettes on the reservation. The ruling dismissed Deschamps III's request for supervisory control, noting exhaustion of lower remedies and leaving open the possibility of revisiting the matter.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in City Council chambers correcting prior notice that said Tuesday.
Ronald Hill 23 of Hollis New York died in a single vehicle crash on Interstate 90 two miles west of Billings as three others including a fellow airman were hospitalized. The accident occurred as the car rolled three times and crossed a median into the eastbound lane. Hill was en route to Fairchild Air Force Base Spokane. The toll for Montana roads this year reached 166, up from 114 a year ago. also Kim Ungerman 14 earned Eagle Scout at Butte Troop 2 Gold Hill Lutheran Church ceremony and will be honored by Troop 78 Friday. Ungerman is son of Grant and Mrs. Ungerman 2910 Irene.
Mrs Ellen Ryan reported a burglary at 214 S Excelsior with loot including $30 cash a yellow gold ring luggage a Polaroid camera 24 tapes high power binoculars and tools A major loss of 10 guns listed plus ammunition and a cartridge reloader Police said the husband William was at work and one gun was a keepsake
Butte police investigated two thefts and a vandalism incident Monday. A parking meter and post were stolen from Quartz and Wyoming, and a motorcycle was taken from George Gradle at 517 North Main. Donna Bear reported her car vandalized at 62 West Platinum with tires slashed and sugar poured in the gas tank in front of 601 Colorado.
Judge John B. McClernan signed district court dismissal orders Monday in the rental suit of Louis Strnod against Mr and Mrs Walter Leigh and the debt suit of Coeur D Alene Co against Ace Trading Co.
Edith Tauriainen, 69, of 2301 Yale died Monday in St James Community Hospital. A daughter is listed for Alvin E. Holland of Anaconda. Several couples and pairs appear with ages and street addresses, including Cary Eisenbarth and Nancy Nolan, Paul Gilbertson and Marta Coon, Janet Williams, Jerry Lee, and others.
Funeral services for Ruby R. Malcolm of Deer Lodge will be held Wednesday at 2 in the Presbyterian Church. She died Sunday in the local hospital after a life that included hotel ownership and active membership in several civic organizations. Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery with Eastern Star services Tuesday night.
A general education development examination will be offered this Saturday at 8 a.m. in Room 208 Engineering Hall Montana Tech. The test lasts about eight hours and requires no prior high school enrollment. applicants are typically 19. For more information call Professor Leo Maney at 792 8321 Ext. 286. The exam is authorized by the State Board of Education and serves as one criterion for a Montana high school equivalency certificate for non-graduates.
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