State A Prevails in Five-Point Night with Tight Wins
In a set of late district hoops action, state A defeated Bozeman Shelby 67 to 54 and posted wins over Glendive 62 Whitefish 55 Stevensville 56 Chateau 35 Wolf Point 61 and Lewistown 59 in overtime. State C beat Helena Wibaux 81 Brady 72 Charlo 72 Antelope 56 Frenchtown 70 Stanford 68 in three overtimes. Columbus 72 Richey 56.
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Antelope
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Richey
Lynch bill seeks study of Montana air pollution sources
Montana House Appropriations Committee, in Helena, discussed a $1 million bill to fund air pollution studies in Butte Anaconda Missoula and Billings. Sponsored by Rep. J D Lynch the measure drew about 70 supporters mainly from Missoula with officials and physicians backing the effort to identify pollutant sources and health impacts.
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Butte- Anaconda
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Billings
J.D. Lynch
D-Butte
Francis Bardaneuve
Lynch
Afl-Cio
Ernie Post
Anaconda Co
Butte
Montana Petroleum Association
Hoerner Waldorf
Montana Senate approves big pay raises for top state officials
The Montana Senate tentatively approves a bill to raise salaries for Gov. Thomas Judge and top elected officials excluding legislators with final passage, House action, and gubernatorial signature required. The bill hikes: governor 30k to 41k, lieutenant governor 20k to 30k, chief justice 28k to 39.5k, other justices 27k to 38.5k, attorney general 25k to 35k, district judges 25k to 35k, auditor and others to 25k, and state school superintendent to 30k.
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Thomas Judge
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Supreme Court
Phone company to retain late plan
Senate seeks answers about vo ed area vital statistics obituaries. Maroons open loss and schedule shows 1 30 for next game. Cage tourneys move toward semis as TV schedules list listings and local items. Archie Bunker feud with writer noted as page 19 news.
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MHD
Archie Bunker
Elephants Heat New York Greenhouse With Manure Fuel
The New York Botanical Garden uses pachythermal energy from Bronx Zoo elephants to heat a greenhouse. Weekly dung arrives in a covered tank and yields 165 degrees Fahrenheit at start, falling below 100 as composting progresses. Chemist John Albert tests additives like whole wheat flour to sustain heat. Zebra manure is suggested as a close alternative, with horse manure as a fallback.
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New York Botanical Garden
Bronx Zoo
John Albert
Albert
Montana House approves egg laws and sheriff retirement bills
Montana House finalizes 22 bills and Senate amendments in a busy session. Bills revise the egg dealer law, raise civil action fees in justice courts, and set a 7.50 preliminary hearing fee. Tentative approval given to sheriff retirement bills. one measure would credit non sheriff service, another boosts survivor benefits.
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Justice of the Peace Courts
Kerry Keyser
D-Ennis
Willse Named Montana Sportswriter of the Year 1976
Hudson Willse, Montana Standard sports editor, is named Montana sportswriter of the year by the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. Finalists included Warren Rogers and Gordie Spear. Willse, 42, began at The Standard in 1969 and covers the Class A state basketball tournament in Bozeman this weekend.
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Montana Standard
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Willse
National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association
Salisbury
N.C
Billings Gazette
Warren Rogers
Miles City Star
Gordie Spear
Missoulian
John Blanchette
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Standard
Pontiac
Mich
Lima
Ohio
News and Findlay
Courier
Bozeman
the Standard
Jan
FDA considers saccharin ban amid public outcry and legal hurdles
The FDA proposed banning saccharin amid complaints from consumers and industry groups who rely on it. Some argue redesignation as a drug could allow prescription access, but its use in soft drinks would still be prohibited. The Delaney clause complicates the decision as the agency cites cancer studies in animals and humans.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
United States
J. J Delaney
D-N.y
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