19 Mar 1976
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1976
Page
1
In Fayetteville former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter also drew attention while Reagan warned he may quit if no primary win emerges. Reagan defended press fairness and criticized Ford campaign tactics as he noted his Florida and Georgia results and signaled possible withdrawal if a victory is not soon.
County commissioners attempted to appoint Bill Blondie Patrick as road supervisor after a special meeting at 4 30, but acting county attorney Gary Winston ruled the move illegal. Patrick denies official notification and questions arise about proxy votes and kinship to DeGeorge. State law limits public road supervisor appointments to avoid confusion, and seven road employees were recalled on a seniority basis.
ARCO will not oppose Atlantic Richfield's 162 million cash offer to buy a portion of Anaconda stock at 27 dollars a share. Shareholders decide individually on acceptance as Anaconda runs as the top NYSE performer with 26 dollars and 409,900 shares traded.
Polly Prchal vice president of the Billings city council was found asleep in a running car in a traffic zone on Billings west side at 3 03 a m Officers Ward and Moen pursued she fled when ordered to stop and was then detained She refused a breath test and later tried to burn an officer’s report She was booked on driving while intoxicated and driving without a license and released on her own recognizance She left for Helena to attend a league meeting and did not comment She sits on the Montana League of Cities and Towns board of directors.
The case of Lavon Bretz and Merrel Cline facing charges of plotting to assassinate Montana Attorney General Robert Woodahl will start May 3 in Deer Lodge. Judge Jack Green set the date after a Falls lawyer’s motion and concerns over a prison yard taped conversation between Cline and LaMere. Bretz and Cline were previously sentenced in July to seven and 14 years respectively for fraud against the worker's compensation fund.
Kalispell doctors warn skyrocketing medical malpractice insurance could trigger a state wide health care crisis within two years. They note Montana costs rival California in some specialties with orthopedists paying over 13 000 dollars annually versus 2000 in South Dakota and 898 in North Dakota. The doctors link rising suits to broader liability concerns and caution the trend could spread to other professions.
Granite County Sheriff Nick Munis could lose office if convicted of official misconduct charges to be filed Monday in district court. He will be arraigned at 1 30 by Dist Judge Robert Boyd. A misdemeanor misconduct charge may bring a $500 fine or six months in jail and office forfeiture. Bruce Barrett of the state attorney general office is appointed special prosecutor.
A formal inquiry launched into the waiver process for a ski resort landing site. White House sources indicate Rogers C. B. Morton, former Maryland congressman, is poised to succeed Callaway, who resigned after reports he pressured the Agriculture Department to grant a permit.
Buckingham Palace said a divorce appears unlikely because of their two children David Viscount Linley 14 and Sarah Jones. A separation seems likely with discussions ongoing between their lawyers as the Church of England opposition and royal stance influence the final outcome.
Idaho City crowds hear Senator Church launch his bid for the Democratic nomination from the Boise County Courthouse steps. He denounces the Ford administration as weak and calls for restoring legitimacy to government while pursuing a discriminating foreign policy and restraint on foreign aid.
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