Montana bill would make hiring illegal aliens a misdemeanor
Rep. Joe Quilici pushes a Montana House bill to penalize employers who hire illegal aliens with up to 300 dollars fine, aiming to cut unemployment by about four percent. INS official Lou Fifield backs the move, citing 1976 arrest figures and sectors like oil rigs and sugar beet work as key areas of illegal employment.
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Joe Quilici
D-Butte
Montana House
Lou Fifield
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Helena
Montana
Fifield
Montana Standard
Congress
State Employment Commission
Quilici
Senate
Immigation and Naturalization Service
Butte
Idaho
State A Basketball Scores From Bozeman and State C in Helena
In Bozeman Central 66 Whitefish 61 Lewistown 67 Chateau 55 Glendive 57 Shelby 50 Stevensville 50 Wolf Point 46. In Helena Brady 60 Antelope 43 Stanford 71 Richey 70 in double overtime Charlo 70 Wibaux 68 in overtime Columbus 56 Frenchtown 36.
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Brady
Antelope
Stanford
Richey
Charlo
Wibaux
New York City Wins 255 Million Dollar Federal Loan
The federal government grants New York City a 255 million loan to avert bankruptcy and cover 16 weeks of bills. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal says repayment by June 30 is expected, linking the loan to a plan to settle 963 million in debts and total federal repayment of 2.1 billion by then. He notes the city’s fundamental finances remain unsatisfactory and hints at future banking mechanisms to fund urban needs with strings attached.
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New York City
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
New York
Blumenthal
Carter Administration
Blizzard Rips Colorado Plains With 100 MPH Winds
A Colorado blizzard battered the eastern plains with winds near 100 mph cutting power lines and closing highways and facilities. The Weather Service building in Pueblo was abandoned after 90 mph gusts shattered windows and the roof. Up to 2 feet of snow fell in the Rockies as the system moved east. eight inches hit Denver delaying buses and causing plane skids at Stapleton. No injuries or storm deaths were reported in Colorado.
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Great Plains
Stapleton International Airport
Colorado
Area vital statistics and local notices
Butte residents question Rep. Baucus as reports preview vital statistics and obituaries. UM may cut professors and staff to cover costs while Catholic women react to a controversial decision. State champs are to be crowned tonight as Grizzlies sign four state gridders and local TV schedules are listed alongside notes on Bay Area humor fading.
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Butte
Baucus
Grizzlies
Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers and Snow
Partly cloudy Saturday with showers by afternoon. Scattered snow showers Saturday night into Sunday. Today's outlook lists 52 high and 20 low. More weather details appear on Page 14.
McGuinn defense seeks his release on bond
Attorneys for 35 year old P McGuinn of Butte ask Montana Supreme Court to free him on bond and stay his 99 year murder sentence while appeal proceeds. The court ordered Silver Bow County to file objections within 10 days and McGuinns lawyers to show authority for the high court to grant the stay within 20 days. Chief Justice Paul Hatfield signed the order noting no oral argument unless later ordered.
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Paul Hatfield
McGuinn
Carter considers dumping 34 more water projects
The Carter administration weighs scrapping 34 water projects including the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway as a Senate vote requires spending on 18 erased from the budget. The circulated list totals 38 Corps of Engineers projects, with four overlapping the earlier plan.
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Washington
Carter
Alabama
Capitol Hill
Senate
Army Corps of Engineers
Brazil cancels U S military aid pact over human rights
Brazil ends its 25 year old military assistance treaty with the United States over a human rights dispute. The Foreign Ministry cites a U S State Department report as interference while Congress requires annual human rights reviews for nations receiving U S aid. The pact remains in effect for one year.
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Brasilia
Brazil
U.S
South America
United States
Foreign Ministry
State Department
Congress
Washington
Department
Frederick Z. Brown
Cyrus R. Vance
Brown
House votes down bill repealing subdivision guidelines in Montana
Montana House defeats Senate approved bill to repeal 1975 local subdivision rules by a 66 to 32 vote as lawmakers advance tax and aging service items and approve measures on term limits and a Capitol bust for Senator Wheeler. The day features debates on liability limits for state suits and a $320000 art purchase request.
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Montana State University
Central
Maroons
Walter Hinick
Helena
Montana
Charles M. Rusell
House
U.S
B.K. Wheeler
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Maurice Williams
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District of Columbia
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Williams
B'nai B'rith
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Lloyd Bentsen
Dtex
Craig Merchant
Warrensville
Ohio
Griffin Bell
McGuinn Defense
LaRae Alley
Silver Bow
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Arthur H. Shelden
Dlibby
Natural Resources Committee
Francis Bardaneuve
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Dale H. Davis
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