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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1976

Page

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Carter shifts gears in New York campaign tour

Former President Jimmy Carter tours New York on a rapid campaign swing. He meets power brokers, discusses a three way partnership with Mayor Beame and Gov Carey to address New York City finances, and strategic media and union leaders while courting influential press and corporate figures.

New York Times NEW York Jimmy Carter Westchester County Alfred B. DelBello Queens St. Patrick's Day Carter Abraham D. Beame Hugh L. Carey New York City Washington

Tenneco ends merger talks with Anaconda Co

Tenneco Inc terminates merger discussions with Anaconda Co after Crane Co says it will not tender its Anaconda shares to Atlantic Richfield. Arco plans a 27 per share offer for six million Anaconda shares, about 27 percent of outstanding stock, while Anaconda trades around 26 dollars.

Tenneco, Inc Anaconda Co Nabs Crane Co Anaconda Atlantic Richfield Co Arco Tenneco Scott Montana Corpo New York Exchange Atlantic Richfield Ten Crane Salomon Brothers Security Pacific National Bank Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York

Hillcrest Residents File Suit Over Anaconda Dump

A suit filed in Butte district court by 118 Hillcrest area residents and Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church challenges Anaconda’s proposed waste dump near Continental Drive. The complaint lists 13 causes of action alleging air and water pollution, noise, dust, seismic impacts, and degraded property values, with the state health boards named as defendants.

Butte Hillcrest Dist Arnold Olsen Anaconda Continental Drive Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church State Board of Health and Environmental Sciences of Health Environmental Sciences State of Montana Commissioner of State Lands Ted Schwinden Board of Land Commissioners Anaconda Co Cne

Ford Carter plan North Carolina run

AP report notes Ford and Carter eye North Carolina as a next step in the presidential primary race. Carter wins a large share of Democratic delegates in the state while Ford contemplates next moves. Reagan remains a factor ahead of the North Carolina primary with Ford’s potential withdrawal discussed by GOP leaders.

North Carolina Chicago Richard J. Daley St. Patrick's Ford Jimmy Carter Carter White House Reagan

Cosgrave assails Irish American donations at St Patrick visit

Cosgrave in Washington denounces Irish American contributions to Northern Ireland as fueling violence and delaying harmony between Protestants Catholics and dissenter. He warns funds fund guns and explosives and vows to press relief groups abroad during his first official St Patrick’s Day visit and subsequent speeches in Philadelphia Chicago New York and Boston.

Washington Northern Ireland Ireland Cosgrave St. Patrick's Day Philadelphia Chicago New York Boston

Butte Irish celebrate St Patrick's corned beef feast

A spot check shows Butte area restaurants consumed large amounts of corned beef and cabbage for St Patrick's Day. About 375 people ate at McNabb's Elks Club event. Harrington's Cafe sold 150 pounds. Ponderosa drank three kegs of green beer while 75 pounds of beef were served.

Butte St. Patrick's Day Dan McGrath Elks Club Montana Galena Frank McNabb McNabb Harrington W. Broadway Front Ponderosa Harrison

Navy base shutdown plan targets 80 sites and 14 thousand jobs

The Pentagon proposes closing or trimming activities at 80 Navy and other bases affecting over 14 000 military and civilian staff across 29 states and territories. Civilian job cuts reach 1 359 while cuts cover about 2 100 active combat assignments amid broader base realignments and relocation considerations.

Washington Pentagon Navy

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