McGovern backs OBrien as Democratic chairman if nominated
Senator George McGovern said he would likely keep Lawrence F. OBrien as party chairman if he wins the nomination and can agree on party policy. OBrien confirmed McGovern expressed this wish, stressing no commitment was made. Delegates remain a key issue as Humphrey and Muskie campaign in key states.
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Walter R. Mears
George McGovern
Lawrence F. O’brien
South Dakota
Little Rock
Ark
McGovern
O’brien
Washington
Sen. McGovern
Associated Press
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Cleveland
Sen. and
S. Muskie
Maine
Boyle faces legal fight over union leadership
Boyle, re elected in 1969 over Joseph Yablonski who was murdered after the vote, has the election nullified and a Labor Department re vote ordered for December. He remains union president during appeals on a political spending conviction as tensions rise with the Miners for Democracy backing a hostile takeover.
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Boyle
Joseph A
Jock’’ Yablonski
Labor Department
Miners For Democracy
Yablonski
Lawmakers Clash Over Handgun Restrictions And Convention Fights
Senators Bayh Thurmond and Hruska lead handgun bills amid debates on barrel limits and overall lengths. Hart seeks a full Senate vote to bar all handguns. At the Miami Beach convention, Chicago Mayor Daley faces accusations he backed a pro Daley slate in defiance of reform rules, with a Chicago alderman citing violations by a city group.
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Charles Mathias
R-Md
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Marlow Cook
R-Ky
Bayh
United States
Hruska
Eastland
McClellan
Thurmond
Gurney
Hart
Judiciary Committee
Senate
McGovern
Miami Beach
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Illinois
Daley
William Singer
Gas pipeline easements spark Montana tax debate
Woodahl noted a 10 percent proceeds tax would net about 1 million for 1973 and 1.4 million for 1974, while Northern Natural Gas could invest 17 million in Montana by year end. R LoChiano cited estimated 600 thousand ad valorem tax. Board urged FPC or court as proper forum. governor warned Montana residents will bear higher gas costs.
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Midwest
Woodahl
Northern Natural Gas
Montana
R. LoChiano
Federal Power Commission
Model City advisory panel probes local government options
The advisory committee says none of annexation, special districts like Metro Sewer, or city county unification solves funding or service issues. It asks researchers for an alternative approach while plans for Silver Bow County nursing home expansion move toward federal approval. County bonds total 98000? 980000 and Hill Burton funds of 102188 plus 85500 Civil Defense funds are noted.
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Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Peoples
Silver Bow County Nursing Home
Joe Monahan
Hill-Burton
Monahan
Model City official clarifies board roles and meetings plan
Ray Dubois, chairman of the Joint Neighborhood board, clarified his stance after Monday’s meeting. He said he would not resign from the Joint board but would relinquish the agency board vice chairmanship to ensure full representation at potential new regular meetings for both boards.
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Ray Dubois
Joint Neighborhood Board
Dubois
Agency Board
Montana Area Forecasts and City Temperatures
Region wide forecast notes variable cloudiness with showers possible Wednesday and Thursday in western Montana downstream from the divide. Highs mostly in the upper 60s to upper 70s, nights in the 40s. City readings include Helena 69 45 and Bozeman upper 70s with 10 percent shower chances.
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Bozeman
Montana
Divide
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Belgrade
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Deer Lodge
Cut Bank
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Drummond
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al Birmingham
Bismarck
Boise
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Buffalo
Charleston
Rain
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
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Fort Worth
Green Bay
Honolulu
July Fourth Holiday Status Clarified By Montana Law
Helena reports that July 3 is not a holiday and July 4 is among 11 holidays listed in a 1969 state law. The law also removed the governor's power to proclaim days for fasts, thanks, or holidays, a tool once used in election years. Tuesday is noted as a legal holiday. Nov 7 is election day this year.
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Helena
Flooded Portville and Wilkes-Barre Face Power and Phone Outages
After a spill of 500000 gallons of gasoline, Portville was deserted with two foot deep slicks as entrances were blocked and cleanup crews worked amid fumes. Oil workers mopped the area while a trailer switchboard from Michigan restored telephone service. In Wilkes-Barre limited service returned after a 2000-pound generator was airlifted and placed atop a roof since the central office remained flooded.
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Oil Company
Michigan
Portville
N.Y
Wilkes-Barre
Foreign plate arrests issued for Montana drivers
Sheriff deputies and the Montana highway patrol arrested 15 motorists east of Anaconda as they left construction at the Anaconda Reduction Works. Summonses to appear in Justice of the Peace John M Sajcich's court for operating a vehicle with foreign plates while gainfully employed in Montana. Bond set at 15 dollars each for appearance July 6 or 7.
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Justice of the Peace
John M. Sajcich
Montana
Justice Court
Sheriff’s Deputies
Montana Highway Patrol
Anaconda
Demolition of Stagg building resumes after halt
Demolition of the Stagg building in the 300 block on East Park resumed Tuesday after a five day pause due to safety regulation and equipment issues. Montana Industrial Accident Board inspected, finding two of three violations. contract penalties may apply for late completion.
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Stagg
East Park
Gene Marcille
Anaconda Urban Renewal Agency
Montana Industrial Accident Board
Smith & Smith-Dreyer
Bozeman
Marcille
Jokers pound Mustangs 13 2 in Monday baseball
Ball scores show Jim Elbert homer with bases loaded and Bill Edwards empty on as Jokers defeat Mustangs 13 2 in Anaconda recreation program. Cubs lose 18 8 after Braves 13 run second inning rally with Tony Laslovich grand slam and Kevin Ankeny homer. Hornets top Jets 7 5 after Dan Blume homer to spark comeback. Pirates beat Stars 6 4. Goosetown Gang 18 0 Rovers. Super Smileys over Road.
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Jim Elbert
Bill Edwards
Mustangs
Anaconda
Cubs
Braves
Tony Laslovich
Kevin Ankeny
Hornets
Dan Blume
Jets
Pirates
Stars
Anaconda Flea Market and Boutique Space Reserved
Ten organizations have reserved booth space for Anaconda's first flea market and craft boutique to be held 10 a m to 5 p m Friday on the 100 by 140 lot at Main and Commercial. The event invites clubs lodges and groups to participate as a fund raising fun day featuring used items at the flea market and new articles at the boutique.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Woman’s Club
Msers
Anaconda civic events and incidents reported
Judges and clerks are asked to pick up checks at the clerk and recorder’s office for primary election payments. Anaconda firefighters responded to an electrical short in a Rev. James Cortese truck at Anaconda Central High and a garbage fire at 207 E Front. Senior Citizens card games at 1 30 Wednesday and regular play at 2 Thursday. Chamber plans Krazy Kays July 14 15 at noon in Marcus Daly Hotel. William Daley of the Butte VA office will be at the Anaconda courthouse 1 4 30 Wednesday. Anaconda Taxpayers Association meets 7 30 Wednesday at Odd Fellows Hall 415 E Park. Urban Renewal breakfast 7 30 Wednesday in the Marcus Daly.
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Senior Citizens Center
Monahan
Office of Education
Tech
Model City Committee
Model City
Jim Murphy
Murphy
Micone
Stadium Committee
Dale Dart
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
James Cortese
Anaconda Central High
E. Front
W. Park
Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee
Marcus Daly Hotel
William Daley
Butte
Montana Veterans Affairs Division
Anaconda Taxpayers Association
Odd Fellows Hall
E. Park
Anaconda Urban Renewal Agency
Taxpayers Urban Renewal
Senior Citizens Hall
East Park St
McGovern Uses Anacondan on Brain Trust
Lester Carl Thurow, a 1956 Anaconda High School graduate, is cited by Newsweek as part of Senator George McGovern's brain trust. Thurow, Williams College and Harvard PhD alum, teaches political economy at MIT after stints at Harvard.
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Lester Carl Thurow
Anaconda High School
George McGovern
Brain Trust
Newsweek
Thurow
Williams College
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Anaconda
Ana
Anaconda Area Weather Forecast With Showers
Variable cloudiness with widely scattered showers expected in the Anaconda area. Warmer today with a high between 70 and 80 degrees and a low around 40 to 50. Yesterday reached 68 at 3 p.m. and 45 at 6 a.m. Year ago 44 and 38. Two years ago 61 and 50.
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Anaconda
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