Local Scores Roundup From Montana River Matches
Plentywood defeated Laurel 72 to 59 in a boys basketball tilt. Hamilton beat Poplar 70 to 68 with a late rally. Cut Bank outlasted Dillon 59 to 57. Browning got past Whitefish 63 to 52. Flaxville edged Box Elder 62 to 60. Columbus beat Hingham 79 to 58. Christian topped Richey 79 to 63. Twin Bridges fell to Hysham 69 to 57.
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Plentywood
Laurel
Hamilton
Poplar
Cut Bank
Dillon
Browning
Whitefish
State
Helena
Flaxville
Box Elder
Columbus
Hingham
Christian
Richey
Twin Bridges
Hysham
Concorde Plans to Go to Court Over Kennedy Landing Ban
Air France and British Airways abandon next week landing at JFK and sue the Port Authority over a six month landing ban. FAA officials said controllers would land the Concorde despite the ban as authorities study operations elsewhere. A judge in Washington ruled the case should go to appeals court.
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Washington
New York
John F. Kennedy
Federal Aviation Administration
Kennedy
Port Authority of New York-New Jersey
Air France
British Airways
Toulouse
France
Marcel Cavaille
U.S. District Court
Barrrington Parker
Fairfax
Loudoun
Virginia
Dulles
Nassau County
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Port Authority of
New York-New Jersey
Six Democrats and two Republicans in big race
The field of major Democratic presidential candidates stands at six after a flurry of withdrawals. Edmund Brown Jr. of California says he will run as a favorite son in California only. Ford and Reagan campaign in Illinois ahead of the next primary as Nixon’s pardon reverberates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shapp
Edmund Brown Jr
California
Brown
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Jackson
Washington
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Reagan
Illinois
George Wallace
Sargent Shriver
Fred Harris
Jimmy Carter
Nixon
Soviet Union
Press restrictions debated by Montana panel
Montana committee debated a bill restricting newsmen from certain criminal information. Editors criticized the draft as infringing on the public's right to know though the panel aims to align with federal guidelines. Montana Press Association officials urged moderation and asked media to aid in defining accessible disclosures.
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Helena
State Board of Crime Control
Montana Press Association
Hanser
Sam Gillaly
Washington, D.C
Towe
Never too old for learning at Ohio extension campus
Mansfield man, 72 years after graduating St. Lawrence University, is enrolled at Ohio State University extension taking courses in American studies, cultural and physical anthropology, geography, descriptive astronomy and the economic and industrial geography of Ohio.
Gas and oil potential expands on East Slope with leases filed
In Southwest Wyoming a liquid gas strike boosts interest from brokers and major oil companies. Be warned Beaverhead Forest has 64 new lease applications since the year began as the forest plans its land use review. State geologists describe the overthrust belt along the Continental Divide from Glacier Park to the Bridger Range as the likely ground for new finds.
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Wyoming
Montana
Beaverhead Forest
Seth Adem Pacy
Bureau of Land Management
Billings
Beaverhead
Bob Williams
Utah
Sid Groff
Montana Bureau of Mines
Butte
Glacier Park
Bridger Range
East Ridge
Road department shut down as new chief expected Monday
Silver Bow County commissioners closed the road department Friday pending review of bankrupt road and bridge funds. Surveyor John Sheehan had cut staff to seven with 23 laid off. Secretary Arlene Daum, ill and at home, may be replaced by a lower-paid worker.
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Silver Bow
John Sheehan
Sheehan
Arlene Daum
King of Sweden to wed commoner in historic royal match
Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf becomes engaged to West German commoner Sofia Sommerlath after a four year romance begun at the Munich Olympics. The couple will announce wedding details at a Saturday news conference.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Carl XVI Gustaf
Sommerlath
Carlos Gustaf
United States
Miss Sommerlath
Munich
Baltic
Oland
State Hikes Welfare 5 Percent Amid Funding Strains
The 1975 welfare payment rose 5 percent to 6 167 in January as tighter controls weed out ineligible families and unemployed fathers influence the program. Carlson warned the unemployment compensation trust fund may run short, risking a surge of AFDC applicants without altering the stated payment increase.
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Carlson
Milk producers seek price hike at state board meeting
Milk producers will ask the Montana Milk Control Board to raise prices at a Saturday meeting in Livingston. They want a revised formula to lift producer and wholesale prices and adjust interplant freight rates while the board reviews the pricing formula. Dr. Ed Ward of Bozeman serves on the five member board. Genevieve Remillard of Glendale is chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
State Milk Control Board
Sanderosa
Livingston
Ed Ward
Genevieve Remillard
Glendive
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Concorde
Court
Stephane Dandurand
Montreal
Ronald Armstrong
Unifax
Wheaton College
Chicago
Henry Kissinger
Gerald Ford
Benjamin Ichinose
San Francisco
Ichinose
Arthur Hutchinson
U.S. Department of Justice
Gillaly
King Carl Gustaf
Silvia Sommerlath
King of
Brazil
Spain
de Toledo
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