CIA seeks to raise sunken Soviet sub amid cost dispute
congressional leaders and a senior naval officer debated the CIA plan to salvage the G Class submarine for about 250 to 350 million dollars. The operation, conducted by a Hughes-built salvage vessel, sparked diplomatic concerns but officials said no crew could be saved.
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CIA
Central Intelligence Agency
Pacific Ocean
Howaver
Nou -Satin Cana
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S. Navy
Oahu
Hawaii
Ford
Pentagon
United States
Montana House approves higher education budget plan
The Montana House Appropriations Committee advances a 119.9 million all funds higher education budget for 1975-77, dropping an 8 million earmark to close Western Montana College. Regents can reallocate funds across units and programs within 10 percent limits, with UM Missoula and MSU totals rising modestly.
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Helena
Board On
Regents
Montana
House
Western Montana College
Glenn E. Jacobsen
D-Reserve
University of Montana
Missoula
Montana Tech
Butte
Northern Montana College
Havre
MSU
Eastern Montana College
Billings
Jacobsen
General Fund For
Community Colleges
YMCA seeks land to relocate in Stodden Park area
Butte City Council hears a request from the YMCA board to lease about four acres in Stodden Park for relocation from 405 W. Park. The council placed the letter on file for committee review and took no action at the meeting.
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Butte
Ymca Board of Directors
Stodden Park
YMCA
W. Park
Ken Mable
Phillips Petroleum of
Great Falls
Continental Oil Co
Billings
Continental
Don Peoples
Public Works
Acti
Rite-Way Asphalt
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Mike Micone
Chris Carroll
Pete Oren
Den
Judge blocks overtime parking suit in Pontiac
A Pontiac judge ruled city officials must prove who parked a vehicle to enforce meter fines, not just ownership. The decision challenges 10 cent hourly rates and 50 cent fines, threatening $450000 bond revenue plans and angering City Attorney William Fuhr who seeks a rehearing.
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Pontiac
City
William Fuhr
Fuhr
Reno
Montana vo tech showdown at Senate panel on HB 566
Senate Education Committee continued debate on House Bill 566 as members weigh consolidation of vocational education under the state Board of Public Education. Proponents argue for centralized supervision and a hired executive. opponents urge keeping vocational programs connected to broader education and resist new agency creation.
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Apro Butte
Bill Driscoll
Jerry Prue
Driscoll
Helena
Montana
Senate
Senate Education Committee
Jack Gunderson
D-Power
State Board of Public Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Billings
Butte
Great Falls
Missoula
State Board of Regents
State Board of Education
Education Board
Regents
Crannnnn
Montana Advisory Council For
Lawrence Pettit
Supt. of Public Instruction
Dolores Ccolburg
Colburg
Vo-Tech Pages
Registrar employees plan strike in Montana
As midnight Friday nears, employees of the Ven ae rar s Office in Deer plan to strike unless progress is made on governor classification and pay plans. Attorney General Robert L. Woodahl was informed, and Ellen J. Rucker of Local 1064 AFSCME signed the notice. A work stoppage could disrupt radio and teletype communications used by local law enforcement for motor vehicle information.
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Helena
Ven Aerar
Deer
Robert L. Woodahl
Woodahl
Montana
Ellen J .Rucker
American Federation of State
Montana Supreme Court disbars Billings lawyer Richard Carstensen
The Montana Supreme Court disbarred Richard J. Carstensen 46 a Billings lawyer and former Montana Young Republicans chair for deception false statements stealing from a client and concealing information. He mingled 19979 from Evans International with his funds while handling a VA loan closing assignment. The court also denied Anthony F Keasts reinstatement petition saying he lacks the moral conceptions needed for law practice.
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Carstensen
Evans International
Veterans Administration
Helena
Gant
Yellowstone County
University of Montana
Supreme Court
Anthony F. Keast
Missoula
High Court
Keast
Senate votes to tax abroad profits and debates Social Security boost
The Senate approved taxing $1.6 billion more in offshore profits while Republicans blocked a Social Security benefits increase tied to a $29.2 billion tax-cut bill. Senator Pastore vows to try again for an 8.7 percent Social Security rise retroactive to Jan 1 for 31 million recipients, financed from general taxes.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Pastore
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
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Solons
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Ann Mary Dussault
D-Missoula
Samy
Northern
Montana University System
Commandner of Higher Education
Deer Lodge
Martel Construction of
Bozeman
Associated Circuit
Darrell H. Reno
Autto G. McGowan
McGowan
Danny McManamon
Washington School
Nancy Gillis
Civic Center
Cliff Moore
Standard State Bureau
William Roth
R-Del
Roth
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
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