Butte judge rules against county zoning proposal
A Butte district judge ruled Silver Bow County zoning ordinance unconstitutional for discriminating against mobile home dealers and owners. Judge James Freebourn blocked the ordinance, which would have confined mobile homes to designated trailer parks, and issued a permanent injunction.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
James Freebourn
Butte-area
Don Peoples
Planning Board
Bob Corbett
Corbett
Montana
Ross Cannon
Helena Pve
Tana Mobile Home Dealers Association
Cannon
State Association
al Carruthers
Great Western Six Mile Sales
Carruthers
Zoning Board
Pected Freebourn
Montana Standard
Butte-Silver Bow
Roy Rogers and Gene Autry still rising stars of film and business
Roy Rogers resurges with public appearances and a comeback film role while Gene Autry, owner of the California Angels, pursues a pennant and builds a business empire of TV radio stations hotels ranches and oil. Autry recalls his early fame and money and says he is through with films. Rogers returns to the screen alongside Autry’s recent ambitions.
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Los Angeles
Roy Rogers
Gene Autry
Rogers
King of
The
Cowboys
Autry
California Angels
Victorville
Pat Buttram
Mackintosh
T.J
Dale Evans
China promotes birth control amid population debate
AP report from Tokyo says China claims long term birth rate decline since 1965 with 2.5 percent growth in 1965 dropping to about one percent in Hopei and Kiangsu and under 0.6 percent in Shanghai and Peking. The Xinhua agency cites Mao Tsetung and Chou En-lai backing family planning while condemning Liu Shao-chi Lin Piao and Chiang Ching for opposing birth control.
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Tokyo
China
Folane
Mao Tsetung
India
Hsinhua
Hopei
Kiangsu
Shanghai
Peking
Chiang Ching
Amin Calls Off Talks With U S Citizens In Uganda
President Idi Amin postponed a planned Entebbe meeting with about 240 Americans amid a flurry of diplomatic signals. No new date was given, officials cited unspecified reasons, and the U S State Department withdrew a diplomat from attending.
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Uganda
Amin
U.S
Nairobi
Kenya
Idi Amin
Radio
Governmen Radio
Kampala
Carter
United States
Entebbe
U.S. State Department
Department
Talcott Seelye
Africa
White House
Ufa
Area vital statistics and obituaries headline reel
Area statistics and obituaries highlighted as key local notices. The page also notes layoffs at the Anaconda smelter and a Bible college seeking Leggat Hotel Men, plus entertainment on Page 3 and a fishing limit story on Page 10.
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Bible College
Leggat
U.S
Jimmy Carter
Petition ignored on Clark Park in Butte meeting
More than 50 residents packed the committee of the whole meeting led by Jack Whelan of the Butte Speed Club to oppose a proposed 300 foot circular skating rink. They argued it would erase a nationally sanctioned race and prefer adding options like a six lap rink within Stodden Park. Bids for the project, funded by the city and Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, are due Wednesday and the plan’s cost to adjust rink size could be 2000 to 3000 dollars.
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Butte City
Jack Whelan
Rampart Drive
Butte
Whelan
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Peoples
Wait
Micone
Bill Clark
Wall
Mike Micone
Hinick
Robert McDonough
Argyle
Naval Reserve
Clark
Council
Subdivision Bill Fails in Montana House Vote
In Helena AP report says House votes down a subdivision bill by Rep. Dorothy Bradley failing 60 to support. The measure would end two exemptions allowing one sale per year without review, despite environmentalist backing and a survey claiming 93 percent of subdivisions in nine counties avoided review.
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Helena
Montana
Dorothy Bradley
D-Bozeman
Rep. Bradley
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Dmiss
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Gene
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Jack Benny
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Chuck Cashell
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