07 Mar 1977
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1977
Page
1
The article reports on the Bengals displaying strong power in a Big Sky Conference matchup. Key players and pivotal moments are detailed, highlighting scoring runs and defensive stops that led to the team's dominance in the game.
The piece recalls the 3 7 77 symbol tied to Montana Vigilantes of the 19th century, noting myths about its meanings and later uses by groups such as the Madison County Federated Woman's Club and the Montana Highway Patrol. It mentions figures like Henry Plummer and Lew Callaway and links the code to vigilante justice and protection themes.
Rescue crews pull survivors from rubble as the 7.2 magnitude quake devastates Bucharest Craiova Zimnicea and surrounding regions. Deaths reported in Romania Bulgaria Yugoslavia with thousands treated and hospitals overwhelmed.
The Census Bureau reports more people over 65 in the United States today than in 1970, with increases over 30 percent in Hawaii, Alaska, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and Florida. Growth concentrates in the South and West, while the Northeast and North Central show smaller gains.
Drew Middleton of Butte recalls his long friendship with Jimmy Carter dating to plebe year at Annapolis. The two roomed together in 1943 and remained close through careers in the Navy and Marines. Middleton later became Carter’s campaign coordinator in Central Pennsylvania in 1974 and hosted the Carters at his home.
In Tower City Pennsylvania a miner named Adley emerged from a 50-foot coal and quartz wall after 108 hours trapped beneath Big Lick Mountain. Two fellow miners were found dead. five others remained missing as rescue teams continued probing sealed chutes and blasting in search of survivors.
A man identified as Mike raises five children after his wife dies in a brain blood clot. He learns budgeting, shopping, and cooking, and shares duties among the kids while navigating teenage issues and occasional help from relatives. He contemplates remarriage as life settles into a new routine.
Guam's Shoichi Yokoi, World War II holdout turned actor, returned to Agana to work on a 30 minute Nippon TV documentary about his life for viewers in Japan. He was greeted by Guam governor's wife and will stay a week, with family changes noted.
The piece portrays Belfast residents living amid regular bombings and shootings. Citizens fear going home via safe routes, while soldiers patrol and guards screen shoppers in Dunmurry. Religion fuels politics and public fear dominates daily life.
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