Montana constitution challenge dismissed in federal ruling
A three judge federal panel dismissed the Montana Farm Bureau Federation and a Missoula man's challenge to the new constitution with prejudice ruling the case lacks merit. The ruling clears the way for full implementation Sunday of the replacement charter though possible appeals may follow.
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Missoula
Montana
Montana Farm Bureau Federation
Merit
Farm Bureau
Stanley Burger
Bozeman
The
Burger
Agricultural Organization
Nixon campaigner pleads guilty to conspiracy
Frederick C. LaRue former White House aide and Nixon campaign official pleaded guilty to conspiring to obstruct justice He faces up to five years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine In court he admitted joining the Watergate cover up and opposing the wiretap plan LaRue will testify in related cases per special prosecutor Cox The case foreshadows indictments against other Nixon aides and campaign officials
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Frederick C. Larue
White House
U.S. District Court
Washington
Nixon
LaRue
Archibald Cox
Cox
Mississippi
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Democratic
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Campaign Committee
Herbert M. Kalmbach
Magruder
Senate Watergate Committee
Kalmbach
President Nixon vetoes anti-bomb bill in Cambodia
President Nixon vetoed legislation to halt U S bombing in Cambodia and the House sustained the veto. An override attempt fell 35 votes short in the House while in the Senate the lead sponsor of an anti bombing amendment planned to attach it to a Social Security measure. Nixon warned the bombing halt would cripple a negotiated settlement and threaten Southeast Asia peace.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
House
Senate
Southeast Asia
San Clemente
Calif
Congress
Senate confirms Kelley for FBI director amid vow to bar politics
Clarence M. Kelley, formerly Kansas City police chief, is confirmed by the Senate as FBI director. He pledges to resign rather than let politics influence the bureau and backs lawful wiretaps, breakins for lawful taps, and professional, nonpolitical leadership. The vote is 96 to 0.
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Washington
Clarence M. Kelley
Senate
FBI
Kelley
Kansas City
J. Edgar Hoover
Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
Shamed POW Kavanaugh Dies By Self Inflicted Gunshot
Marine Sgt Abel Larry Kavanaugh, 24, a former POW accused of aiding the enemy while held at a Hanoi camp, died of a .25 caliber bullet to the temple at his in laws home. Police uncertainty over accidental death noted.
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Commerce City
Colo
North Vietnam
Abel Larry Kavanaugh
Jack Baldwin
Baldwin
Kavanaugh
Air Force
Edward Allen Brudno
Harrison
N.Y
Hanoi
Theodore W. Guy
Tucson
Ariz
Inlaws
Sandra
Steve Garbo
Marine Page 8
Kidnap trail cold but FBI keeps on
The search for 7 year old Susie Jaeger continued under a scorching 90 degree heat in Three Forks Montana. Authorities believe she was abducted through a hole cut in the tent she shared with siblings. FBI spokesmen vow to persevere and pursue all possibilities as volunteers from a convention help comb brush and ditches near the Missouri Headwaters Monument.
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Three Forks
Mont
Susie Jaeger
Farmington
Mich
FBI
Bozeman
Missouri Headwaters State Monument
William Jaeger
Monument Park
Susie
Michigan
Jaeger
Jefferson
Madison
Gallatin
Missouri River
So where will we go County tax sale in state
The page notes a question about future directions and highlights a county tax sale. It mentions Sunday Standard Virginia City and a figure of 22,000 without jobs in the state for the summer, implying economic concerns.
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Sunday Standard
Virginia City
Environmentalists join road crews in Helena clash
Helena reports on a Western Association of State Highway Officials meeting where highway engineers acknowledge environmental factors must reshape planning. Montana officials describe added costs from environmental impact studies and a required action plan, noting such steps could have eased delays on projects like the Boulder-Butte segment of Interstate 15.
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IRS
Johnnie Walters
Walters
Helena
Western Association of State Highway Officials
David S. Johnson
Montana Department of Highways
Johnson
Montana
Federal Highway Administration
Boulder-Butte
Department
Environment
Long hair has its handicaps in Montana kidnapping chase
Butte and Helena officials pursued a possible sighting linked to Susie Jaeger, a missing 7-year-old from a campground near Three Forks. A hitchhiker with a small child and dog was brought in by a highway patrolman. the child proved to be a boy. Police questioned an older pickup with a camper seen near the area twice, once with a girl resembling Jaeger and later without the child.
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Butte
Susie Jaeger
Three Forks
Silver Bow County
Helena
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Harold Hughes
Iowa
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D-Mass
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D-Minn
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Kennedy
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Maine
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William Proxmire
D-Wis
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D-Okla
Alabama
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New York
John Lindsay
Eugene McCarthy
House of Representatives
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Charles W. Colson
Ed Guthman
Los Angeles Times
Maxwell Dane
Doyle, Dane, Bernbach
Howard Stein
Dreyfuss Corp
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Sidney Davidoff
Lindsay
Steward R. Mott
Mott Associates
Daniel Schorr
CBS
Paul
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Abel L. Kavanaugh
Butte Weather
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