State Education Board Set to Meet in Helena Monday
The Montana Board of Education acting as Regents of the University of Montana will convene Monday. They will discuss health sciences building at Montana State University Missoula, honor scholarships for triplets, out-of-state residency waivers, and other state education matters including vocational rehabilitation and annual reports.
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Mahan Proposes Surplus Plan for Foreign Aid and Farm Aid
Helena lawyer and former national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars John J. Mahan, seeking the Democratic senatorial nomination, urged reshaping surplus policy by restoring wheat high parity, paying premiums for quality, and giving surpluses to the world. He linked this to reducing national outlays, boosting loans for homes, farms, and small businesses, and revising trade deals to mirror barriers. He blamed copper, lead, tungsten, and beef imports for Montana’s economic slip and warned current policies could risk a global cold war defeat if not changed.
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Carkeek Seeks Republican Nomination for Madison County
Virginia City AP reports Ray mond G. Carkeek 37 Cameron rancher filed Friday for the Republican nomination for state representative in Madison County. This marks his first political run and makes him the first candidate to file for the Legislature in Madison.
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Madison County
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World’s tallest apartment tower planned near Chicago Loop
A proposed 60 story twin building project valued at 36 million dollars will rise one block from Chicago’s Loop within UXL The plan positions the towers to become the world’s tallest apartment complex and involves a high profile employer union at the site with construction slated to begin at street level.
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Manslaughter Trial Set for Flenn Urie in Park County
Livingston AP reports Flenn Urie will face a Park County District Court jury on April 1 for the manslaughter of his mother Laura Urie, who died January 19 after a rifle discharged while it was allegedly in his lap. Authorities say Urie was intoxicated and negligently handling the weapon, per county attorney Jack Yardley. The case opens in Judge George J Allen's spring term.
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Jack Yardley
George J Allen
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Sen Carl Lehrkind Seeks Reelection Change of party stance
State Senate veteran Carl Lehrkind, 53, announced plans to seek the Republican nomination after seven terms as a Democrat. He blames Democratic majorities' tax policies in the past two General Assembly sessions and notes his seven previous terms in the House and Senate.
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Montgomery Hits Mahan Stand in Billings Statement
Wayne Montgomery issued a prepared statement from Billings accusing Democratic candidate John Mahan of inconsistency on party allegiance and tariff protection. He labeled Mahan as confusing voters and history, asserting Republicans seek protection for American interests, while Democrats do not.
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Daytime Speed Limits Enacted in Missoula County
Missoula County County Attorney Anthony F. Keast says a daytime speed limit of 64 miles per hour is now in effect after the Missoula County commissioners, the Montana Highway Patrol Board, and local officials ratified it. Flathead County has set a limit as well, Mineral County’s board approved but not ratified yet. Keast expects Western Montana counties to follow suit.
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Seven More State Charters Issued in Montana
AESENA AP report lists seven additional Montana charters issued by Secretary of State Frank Murray. Charters went to Howdy Pardner Inc in Billings Eriyein restaurant Hatch Chevrolet Co Inc Shelby Cardwell Corp Billings farm products dealer Valley Transfer Inc Glasgow Barmont Mines Billings Acme Equipment Co Missoula general contractor Wyolf Tiipetts Livestock Inc Fort Shaw.
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Frank Murray
Howdy Pardner Inc
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Hatch Chevrolet Co. Inc
Shelby Cardwell Corp
Billings
Valley Transfer Inc
Glasgow Barmont Mines
Acme Equipment Co
Missoula General Contractor
Wyolf-Tiipetts Livestock Inc
Fort Shaw
Eureka Gets Aid For Water Project
Washington AP reports Eureka Montana will receive a SBA loan to fund a water system and sewage disposal plant. A $21,000 grant under the Water Pollution Control Act will also aid the $172,000 project. The Community Facilities Administration announced the package on Friday.
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Liquor Monopoly Profits Rise in Eight Month Period
The HWKLENA APY Afantan a's reported net profit for the eight month period ended February 29 totaled 4,640,466 with gross sales of 12,467,458. In the parade period from July 18 to February 1999, processed sales of 13,396,954 yielded profits and taxes of 4,044,854 according to the State Liquor Control Board report issued Friday.
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Elks Ritualistic Contest Set for Livingston Sunday
Anaconda state chairman Austust W. Virdo announced the Elks ritualistic contest will be held Sunday in Livingston with the Livingston Lodge as host. George Po Welleane of Anaconda, president of the State Elks Association, announced the site, judges, and officials, as nine lodges and districts prepare to attend the event and a dance on May Day followed by a dance.
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Livings
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Livingston
Man and Two Boys Die in Explosion in Pangasinan
In Pangasinan Province a World War III artillery shell found roadside exploded killing Leon de la Cruz aged 69 and two boys aged 11 and 9 who were watching. Four others suffered critical injuries. Police reported the blast occurred as de la Cruz tapped the shell for powder.
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World Famous Explorer Roy Chapman Andrews Dies
Carmel California reports the death of Dr Roy Chapman Andrews a renowned explorer and naturalist at Peninsula Community Hospital after a heart attack at age 76. He had lived in retirement in Carmel Valley and rose to fame in the 1930s for expeditions to central Asia collecting fossilized dinosaur eggs.
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Industrial School Escapees Caught
Five boys escaped from Montina's Industrial School Miles City were captured Friday. One was picked up at Red Lodge and two at Cicelg. Fries was detained at a roadblock outside Great Falls near Malm Air Force Base. A Hot Buick sedan tied to the escape was found. One boy identified as Dow Mata from Hrowsing was detained. Names of others not released.
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Universities to aid water testing program in 1951
Interior official says an agreement with Montana State College and possibly the University of Arizona is being negotiated to conduct tests on small bodies of water using chemicals. The plan covers reservoirs and ponds with laboratory studies, and the program will continue through fiscal 1951 and beyond.
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Western Registration Closes on March 15
Dillon registrar announces pre registration for Sprig quarter at Western Montana College ends March 15. Winter quarter closes March 18 and final examinations start March 4. March 98 appears as a stray figure in the text.
Bids Open Wednesday for State Highway Work in Montana
Montana Highway Commission will open bids Wednesday during its meeting in Helena for roughly 31 miles of road work valued at about 1.4 million dollars. Delegations from Miles City Fort Benton Great Falls and Deer Lodge will be present to discuss financing and routes including the Fort Benton bridge and Meckweather or Duck Creek roads. The meeting runs through Thursday with discussion on intercity bypass and main street improvements.
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Nutter Attacks 59 Legislators at Superior Meeting
Republican candidate Donald G. Nutter blasted 59 Montana legislators at a Superior dinner, urging voters to review 1959 session actions. He criticized unemployment benefits, calling for more jobs and industry, and accused lawmakers of liberalizing compensation rules, singling out a purported radical influence in the Legislature. He urged targeting ineffective provisions and questioned the value of current benefit practices.
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State Hospital Winson Appeal
Montana Supreme Court rules a mentally ill estate left to a patient at Warm Springs can be liable for his care costs. The suit, against the guardian of Atmine F. Beaton, followed Beaton’s inheritance of about 5500 dollars. Court awarded the hospital 7870 dollars for care from May 7, 1934, to December 2, 1955, despite prior reversals. Ducks can sit even while sleeping.
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Symington Backers Visit in Montana
Three backers of Sou. 4 Symington for the Democratic nomination visit Helena and Billings area to boost the Missourian’s candidacy. The trio, linked to Missouri Farmers Association and AFL-CIO, will appear in Montana before the state Democratic convention. They have also consulted Democratic leaders elsewhere in the West.
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