Pair of robbers use score sheet note in Helena bowling alley heist
Two slender young men entered Imperial Lanes in Helena around noon and used a written note on a score sheet to rob the alley. They left with an undetermined amount of cash, no injuries reported, while FBI agents in Butte began fingerprint and suspect descriptions.
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Reagan Wallace aim for upsets in North Carolina primaries
Ronald Reagan and George Wallace campaigned for upsets in North Carolina as Ford and Carter pressed organizers for Tuesday's primary. Wallace urged unity against Carter in a divided field, while Reagan toured Asheville Charlotte Greensboro and Raleigh hoping stronger showings in the remaining contests. Both emphasized continuing their campaigns toward the August convention as Ford and Carter held solid delegate prospects.
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Colstrip hearings enter rebuttal phase in Helena
The Board of Natural Resources in Helena moved Colstrip 3 and 4 into rebuttal on day 44 of hearings, with 16 witnesses heard. Phillip Tourangeau testified on acid rain potential from Units 1 and 2 and the rising load, noting regional 10-year population growth and a 16 percent growth expected into the late 1970s and early 1980s.
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University of Montana Environmental Studies Laboratory
Singer Longet linked to Sabich death in Colorado court
Aspen District Attorney Frank Tucker says sufficient evidence exists to file criminal charges in the case of Olympic skier Ron Sabich's death. Miss Longet, 34, appeared with ex husband Andy Williams, told she has rights to a jury trial, and was released on a $5,000 recognizance bond. Sabich died from a single small caliber gunshot wound at his Rocky Mountain home.
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Anaconda cuts copper price rollback announced
The Anaconda Co. said Monday it rolled back two cents of its five cent copper price increase. The price is now 66 cents per pound, with a 0.625 cent per pound premium for wirebar, as firms edged up prices in tandem.
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Richards warns conservatives plan to unseat liberals
MISSOULA AP Rep Paul Richards a Helena Democrat says conservatives nationwide are preparing a coordinated effort to sweep liberal lawmakers in November. He clarifies a Missoula meeting misinterpretation blaming conservatives in general, not Montana Power, for prior alleged smear tactics and predicts another Nixonian smear campaign before the election.
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CIA knew Oswald might have visited Cuba before Dallas
A 1964 CIA briefing quoted a Cuban defector saying Oswald may have contacted Cuban intelligence before Kennedy’s assassination. The memo notes DGI ordered heightened security after the event and that the Warren Commission did not pursue the lead. Documents released to AP show inconsistencies about links to Cuban spies.
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Montana governor asks aides to cut red tape across state
In Helena the governor pressed 17 department heads for quick answers by July 1 on which rules are unnecessary costly or burdensome and which forms can be cut. He urged speedier review of applications and warned against overstepping legislative intent in rulemaking while noting 72 forums drawn 7,000 attendees have brought government closer to people.
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