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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1973

Page

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Judge says Montana coal growth tops first six months

Gov Thomas Judge reviews six month record focusing on coal resources in Montana. He cites energy crisis, potential 3 million tons in Fort Union region, and steps taken including strip mining reclamation standards a tough utility siting act seeking 7.4 million federal funds creation of energy advisory council higher education study and tax relief while expanding state aid to education and promoting tourism and industry.

Bozeman Thomas L. Judge Montana Judge Fort Union Chet Huntley Big Sky Workmen’s Com

Law boosts moves for welfare relief and fishing access

He noted enacted legislation to help people leave welfare rolls and a million dollar state funding increase for fishing access sites and small game refuges. A federal funding impoundment and cuts pose a major challenge, while the Office of Indian Coordinator was created to assist tribes in economic development.

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Households face limits on food and milk options

The AP finds consumers may see a limited selection of brands and sizes at stores with occasional shortages while shelves likely won’t go bare. Officials blame Nixon’s price freeze for slower production. Farmers cut back on livestock and dairy due to cost shifts. Embargoes on soybeans aim to ease pressure, though savings are small.

Washington Associated Press Nixon Don Paarlberg Agriculture Department Paarlberg Cost of Living Council Earl Butz

Montana GOP elects new chair at Helena convention

The Montana Republican Party meets weekend in Helena to elect a new chairman and vice chairman amid infighting since 1968. Jeanne Morris and Kenneth H. Neill vie for the post as delegates back the Equal Rights Amendment resolution, with figures like Wesley O Ewart and Dick Shoup attending.

W. L Bill’ Holter Great Falls Jeanne Morris Missoula Kenneth H. Neill Neill Cascade County Wesley A. O’ewart House of Representatives Dick Shoup Robert L. Woodahl Montana Dave Holliday Helena Tim Babcock Morris U.S Ruth B. Castles House Senate

Kidnapper hunt shifts to legwork in Montana

FBI agents and Gallatin County deputies moved from active search to the legwork phase in the Susie Jaeger case. The 7 year old from Farmington Mich disappeared from a camp near Three Forks after a tent was cut open. Even as searchers dwindled, authorities questioned locals and drivers across Missouri headwaters rivers, while divers checked the Jefferson Madison and Gallatin rivers with no lead found. The Jaeger family remains hopeful amid meals and mail from supporters.

Three Forks Mont FBI Gallatin County Michigan Susie Jaeger Farmington Mich Montana Susie Missouri Headwaters Missouri Madison Jefferson Gallatin Big River

Caravan Club Rally Tops 10 000 In Bozeman Montana

About 10 000 members of the Wally Byam Caravan Club gathered on a 140 acre site near Montana State University in Bozeman for the 16th International Rally. Gov. Thomas L. Judge predicted a positive impact on local business and tourism, noting Montana's conservation efforts and appeal.

Bozeman Montana Montana State University Wally Byam Thomas L. Judge

Weather Outlook: Scattered Showers Cooler With 78/48

Widely scattered showers or thunderstorms expected with cooler air moving in. The forecast calls for a high near 78 and a low around 48, with the outlook appearing on Page 5's weather map.

Butte Man Killed Hitchhiking On I 90 Near Nissler Junction

Leonard Lee Lucy Lucero 28 of 111 S Washington died after a logging truck struck him while hitchhiking with two companions on I 90 near Nissler Junction west of Butte. He was pronounced dead at 5:05 a.m. after the 4:30 a.m. crash. Autopsy performed. inquest pending. Lucero survived by two daughters and multiple relatives. Services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Sayatovic-White Funeral Home. Burial Mountain View Cemetery.

Butte Nissler Junction Leonard Lee Lucy” Lucero S. Washington Lucero I- 15 Ginger Gloria Alvina Meyer Rainey Lucero Billings Clair Dietz Wyoming Melvin Bob Dietz Colorado Ken Don Clarence Lucero Darlene Durney Shirley Miller Diana Kirkpatrick Arizona Sayatovic-White Richard Vick Mountain View Cemetery

Mercy killings debated by AMA president elect

Dr. Malcolm C. Todd, elected AMA president for 1974 75, said mercy killings have their place but should not be decided by a single physician. He urged a commission of doctors, lawyers and clergymen to develop policy on this issue after a Nassau County case of alleged mercy killing.

New York American Medical Association Malcolm C. Todd Long Beach Calif Todd AMA Vincent A. Montemarano Nassau County Medical Center East Meadow N.Y

Senators push to stop Cambodia bombing funds

Congress moves to force an immediate cutoff of U S bombing funds for Cambodia amid veto threats and possible Nixon compromise. House conferees back anti bombing amendment on a 10 5 vote while Senate and House panels outline continuing resolutions tied to a broad Indochina ban.

Washington Congress U.S Cambodia Nixon House Senate House Rules Committee Senate Appropriations Committee Indochina Laos William P. Rogers Mike Mansfield Southeast Asia Rogers Senate Foreign Relations Committee J. W. Fulbright Ark Mansfield Elford A. Cederberg Rmich White House

Governor makes multiple appointments to Montana boards

Helena AP Governor Thomas L Judge announced a wave of appointments to state panels. Dr George Gould of Kalispell was replaced on the State Board of Health and Environmental Sciences by Dr John A Newman of Butte for a four year term, along with 10 other posts. Bl Billington of Billings and Darby O'Brien of Chester were named to the Judicial Nomination Commission. Newell Gough, Manson Bailey, and E E MacGilvra were reappointed to the State Historical Society board. Dr Joseph A Herzog succeeds Dr Dean Koffler on the Board of Dentists. William J Fitzgerald wins another term on the Board of Pharmacists. John W Whelan of Butte joins the Montana Tech Executive Board. Boyd A Taylor of Butte takes Ann Johnson's place on Public Accountants. Kenneth Murrag east of Cascade to succeed Mrs Ralph Cole on Milk Control.

Helena George Gould Kalispell State Board of Health and Environmental Sciences Thomas L John A. Newman Butte David R. Billington Billings Darby O’brien Chester Judicial Nomination Commission Newell Gough Manson Bailey Glasgow E.E. MacGilvra State Historical Society Joseph A. Herzog Dean Koffler Lewistown William J. Fitzgerald Great Falls John W. Whelan Montana Tech Kevin Shannon Boyd A. Taylor Ann Johnson Board of Public Accountants Kenneth Murrag Cascade Ralph Cole Milk Control

Bozeman Pilot Hurt in Crop-Spraying Crash

Bozeman pilot Phillip Cadwell was listed in serious but improving condition in a Bozeman hospital after the crop-spraying plane he piloted crashed Wednesday afternoon at the end of a wheat field farmed by Don Du ham north of Bozeman. Cadwell suffered a broken leg bruises and cuts. the plane was a total loss.

Bozeman Phillip Cadwell Don Duham Menard Bozen Cadwell

Fireworks Risk: Up to 10000 Injuries Warn Safety Group

Boston AP report cites the National Fire Protection Association predicting as many as 10 000 fireworks injuries during the Fourth of July period. President Charles S. Morgan warns that bootleggers flood the market with dangerous toys that burn blind maim or kill. The NFPA notes about half of victims are children under 11 and notes sparklers can reach 2000 degrees and ignite clothing or hair.

Boston National Fire Protection Association Charles S. Morgan The International Fire Safety Organization Nnwa Morgan

Butte Woman Undergoes Heart Surgery Sunday

A Butte woman underwent heart surgery scheduled for Sunday as part of a medical procedure listed on the local page 5 segment. Details on the surgery and hospital affiliations are limited in the readable text.

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