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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
2
Jurors in Judge James D. Freebourn's Butte district court term receive state issued certificates recognizing faithful performance of a high duty. The certificates praise their time and effort aiding justice and preserving American freedoms, though pay remains $10 per day.
Tracy Tom of 2425 Nettie filed Wednesday with Secretary of State Frank Murray in Helena to seek the Democratic nomination for one of Silver Bow County's four state senate seats. He is a state representative in his second two year term and previously led the party ticket in 1962. He is a machinist by trade, active in local labor councils, and a community member with six children and a wife, Margaret Harrington. He has supported air pollution control and opposed sales tax and right to work measures.
Tom Cahill, a native of Butte, retires after 27 years 8 months with the Montana Highway Patrol. He joined Sept 8 1938 and served in multiple stations before a 1960 Helena transfer. He and wife Ruth live in Helena with two sons Tom and David. daughter Colleen Simon in Billings. Mourning mother Catherine McGuinn in Helena.
Howard W. Shinrock travels to Washington D C to sign an Economic Development Administration grant agreement for forty one thousand eight dollars. The grant supports year long research and planning to assess feasibility of a new industry across Deer Lodge Granite Ravalli Powell Jefferson Madison Beaverhead and Silver Bow counties. The Interdevelopment Corporation of Southwestern Montana will provide fourteen thousand three hundred sixty nine dollars in kind, bringing total to fifty five thousand three hundred seventy seven dollars.
Forest Service officials urged forest users to buy $7 recreation conservation permits that allow access to federal areas including national parks and monuments. Permits sold at local sporting goods stores in Anaconda and nearby towns, with licenses available at campgrounds. Fire danger is high and campers are advised to use caution under good road and campground conditions.
A supplementary grant of 15079 from the U S Office of Education was announced in Washington via Rep Arnold Olsen D Mont. The funds aid construction of an administration class room building at Carroll College in Helena.
The Rev. E. Brentwood Barker returns to the United Congregational Church pulpit Sunday after a two week hospital absence. Tape sermons were used during his hospitalization. The sermon title is There's a Light at the Top of the Stairs. A duplicate service is planned Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
A $3,000 grant from the Office of Education in Washington D C has been approved to acquire laboratory equipment to improve undergraduate instruction at Western Montana College. President James E Short said the grant will be matched by colleges to purchase audio visual supplies including projectors films books and related materials.
Dillon residents are invited to a public program at Western Montana College titled Rocket Flight and Satellites. The 45 minute session features lectures and demonstrations by NASA and is scheduled for Thursday at 2 in the college auditorium.
At a special meeting Dillon council votes 51 to close the Dakota Street bridge over the canal to vehicular traffic to curb speeding. The closure, to be completed this week, keeps the span open for pedestrians amid neighborhood petitions citing speeding threats to children.
The Montana Highway Commission filed a district court action Wednesday to quiet its title to five lots in Block 20 and four lots in Block 21 of the St. Paul Townsite.
J J Buzz Winston, incumbent Democratic justice of the peace in Silver Bow Township, filed for reelection to a two year term. A blind native of Butte and founder of the Montana Association for the Blind, he emphasizes protecting defendants rights and ensuring fair hearings in criminal and civil cases.
The Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training field representative Daniel P. Antonietti spoke at the Holiday Inn to explain the department’s role. He described its functions to align management and labor, identify apprentice and training needs, stimulate industry analysis of skilled manpower, and provide technical assistance and training aids to develop on-the-job programs.
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