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A recent letter cites Boulder officials acting to curb the dog and cat problem. Boulder police chief ran an ad warning unlicensed and nuisance dogs will be impounded and that female dogs in heat must be confined or face impoundment. The piece urges similar determination in Missoula Butte and warns of a Wyoming case of two boys injured by dogs, urging continued action.
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Boulder
Missoula
Butte
Laramie
Wyo
Violence as the opiate of Ulster youths in Derry
In Londonderry, bars, walls, and barriers mark a city under siege as 1500 years of conflict spill into daily life. British troops patrol while Protestant and Catholic factions vie for power amid car bombs, assassinations, and warnings to grave-diggers. The piece notes a looming electoral experiment and quotes officials on the pseudo-war, with one Protestant calling for a 20 year exile and another lamenting, There is no drug problem for our youth. How can there be violence is the opiate of the people.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Saint Columcille
Derry
Oak Grove
Columcille
Foyle
Ulster
London
James
IRA
Ulster Freedom Fighters
Larne
Belfast
Falls Road
Saigon
All Ireland
Saor Eire
Free Ireland
Republic
Ulster Defense Association
Ulster Volunteer Force
U.V.F
Europe
Washington
Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Germany
State Officials Association suspends two referees
A Montana letter writer objects to the Montana Officials Association suspending Roy Pace of Helena and Richard Hull of Twin Bridges for one year over criticisms of other members. The writer argues the issue is speech not ethics and warns that truth should be ethical. He laments referees lost to whistle and rights.
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Sirs
Montana Officials Association
Roy Pace
Helena
Richard Hull
Twin Bridges
MOA
Pace
Hull
Bill O’donnell
Butte Montana Standard Ad Becomes Daily Seven Mornings
The Montana Standard, published seven mornings weekly, is led by publisher D.R. Campbell Jr. and editorial page editor Jeffrey B. Gibson. Official newspaper of Silver Bow County and the City of Butte, the paper lists all departments and a main telephone line.
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Jeffrey B. Gibson
Silver Bow County
Butte
Nixon Brezhnev arms talks aim for trust despite limits
Washington views SALT II as a broader pledge to cooperation with Moscow. The agreements stress intent over specifics, seek to curb the arms race, reduce fear, and keep negotiations alive for a gradual security order while noting immediate gains favor Moscow and long term benefits for the United States.
Demo factions clash over 1974 mini convention power shift
In Washington, McGovern loyalists versus Meany Humphrey coalition battle the Democratic party’s 1974 mini convention plan. The six delegate selection hearings stretch coast to coast as strategists chart a path to influence the DNC, with bishops, labor leaders, and younger activists poised for a new bout of internal politics.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Democratic Party
McGovernites
Commission
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
Democratic National Committee
Miami
Muskie
Humphrey
Jackson
Kennedy
Cope Coalition Alliance
Robert Strauss
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Ruby
Columbia Gulch
Walkerville
Rocker
Dillon
Basin
Elk Park
Frank Benich
Waukesha
The
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Montana
D.R. Campbell Jr
Departments
Brickman
J.C. Penney
China
Geneva
Nixon
Brezhnev
Israel
Nikita Khrushchev
James Reston
Strauss-labor
Meany-Barkan
Ben Wattenberg
National Committee
Commission On
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Boston
Denver
Atlanta
San Francisco
Barbara Mikulski
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