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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1975

Page

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High School Scores Across Montana Matchups

Anaconda 62 Billings West 60 Libby 69 Helena Capital 57 Southern A Livingston 41 Butte Central 39 Billings Central 48 Laurel 46 Deer Lodge 55 Dillon 50 Lewistown 60 Hardin 55 Kalispell 88 Helena 62 Poplar 58 Sidney 55 Western C Victor 82 Ennis 79 (OT) Christian 108 Frenchtown 65 Hot Springs 77 Sheridan 68 Bozeman Rosary 80 Arlee 74

Billings West Libby Helena Capital Livingston Butte Central Billings Central Laurel Deer Lodge Dillon Lewistown Hardin Hot Springs Sheridan Bozeman Rosary Arlee

Collision Kills Butte Tot Phillip Wolfe Age 3

Phillip G Wolfe of 5 Mile was fatally struck in a Friday collision on Main Street in Butte. His brother Marty, 9, was treated for abrasions. driver Diane Reid 19 of 805 W Silver released on recognizance pending inquest. Car impounded for inspection. Phillip born Feb 2 1972 in Newcastle Wyoming. Funeral plans at Wayrynen Richards.

Phillip Wolfe Mile Richard Carol Wolfe Marty Wolfe Diane Gayle Reid W. Silver Gary Ferre Evans Reid Main Street Wolfe S. Main Marty Phillip Phillip G. Wolfe Newcastle Wyo Butte Andrew Paul Jacob and Violet Cardwell Wayrynen-Richards Funeral

Montana House Advances 2.3 Million Institution Pay Raise Bill

The Montana House unanimously approved a 2.3 million wage catch-up for institution employees with raises retroactive to January 1. The measure would add about 11.5 million to the general appropriations in the 1975-77 biennium and raise patient attendants 149 dollars monthly and food and laundry workers 133 dollars monthly, costing roughly 62 million in state funds overall.

John B. Driscoll Etn Hers Pa Ed Ries Foundation Thomas J. Judge Gunderson

London subway crash kills 29 and injures many

A rush hour collision at Moorgate ends with 29 dead and 80 injured as a London Underground train crashes into a brick wall on a dead end track. Rescue teams free survivors after 13 hours of effort. 14 bodies recovered with up to 15 more feared.

London Party Ergtechs Werraphy Ete Gene Pepe Fo Ee London Underground Moorgate Shatbon Duncan Dymond Margaret Liles Subway

Democrats and Ford seek energy compromise delaying oil tariff

President Ford signals possible postponement of planned oil tariff hikes as he meets with Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield and House Speaker Albert. Democrats push to mesh anti inflation measures with a broader package, aiming for a united program while keeping a $1 per barrel tariff taking effect March and April.

Washington Ford Ron Nelsen Senate House Jareth Mike Mansfield Montana Carl Albert Oklahoma Mansfield

Fog Shatters Riverside Freeway In 200-Car Pileup

About 200 cars piled up in dense fog along the Riverside Freeway east of Los Angeles near Corona. At least one person was killed and several injured after a gas tanker explosion sparked the crash. Visibility was about 25 feet as responders worked at the scene.

Corona Calif Riverside Los Angeles Highway Patrol Saroy Anne Way

Jury exonerates former hospital administrator David Tuma

A Beaverhead County jury in Dillon spent 12 hours deliberating before acquitting 31 year old David Tuma of five counts accusing him of stealing drugs from Barrett Memorial Hospital. He worked six weeks as administrator and said the case stemmed from sloppy recordkeeping.

Dillon Mont Beaverhead David Tuma Barrett Memorial Hospital Tuma Montana Oglesby Ill

Hurried Montana Senate curbs privacy bills amid rush

In Helena the Montana Senate blocked two privacy rights bills and a land use measure as lawmakers rushed to finish before a three day holiday. The debate touched on electronic eavesdropping police concerns and personal data protection with comments from Sen. Turnage and Sen. Conover.

Yugoslav writer Mihajlov sentenced to seven years

Mihajlo Mihajlov, a Yugoslav writer, was sentenced in Novi Sad to seven years hard labor for hostile propaganda. The court also barred him from writing, public speaking, or broadcasting for four years after his sentence. The judge called the ruling a personal and general warning.

New York Times Novi Sad Yugoslavia Mihajlo Mihajlov Tito Dragomir Cvetkovic Mihailov Novi Sad Law School Mihajlov Saby New York

Tech totals 731 in class for Montana Tech spring

Montana Tech reports 731 students enrolled in the 1975 spring semester, a 15 percent rise from 1974. Registrar Joseph Kasperick notes gains in freshman engineering and part time general enrollments, with total engineering at 338 students and part time general students at 106.

Montana Tech Joseph Kasperick Tech

High court seats Olsen as judge

The Montana Supreme Court held a first time session in Butte to install Arnold Olsen, five-term Western District congressman, as District Judge. The ceremony drew public officials, attorneys, Olsen’s family, and well-wishers while telegrams of congratulations came from U S senators, House leaders, and state colleagues. Olsen pledged to work hard and do his best on the court.

Montana Supreme Court Butte Western District Arnold Olsen Olsen Minnesota Hubert Humphrey House of Representatives Carl Albert John Melcher Ams Joeery California Jack Peterson Board of Regents Helena

Regents' chairman blasts no confidence vote over SB 368

James, chair of the Montana Board of Regents, says Senate approval of SB 368 signals a no confidence vote in the regents and questions the panel's power under a proposed constitutional amendment. He urges Gov Judge to back the regents budget, defends university leaders, and notes faculty cuts proposed by the analyst.

State Board of Regents Senate James Greg Jorgeson Great Falls Board of Regents Lawrence Pettit Tom Judge Regents Judge Montana State University University of Montana Rocky Mountain Richard Bowers MSU Carl McIntosh Bowers McIntosh Montana Metro College Denver Montana Tech

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