23 Mar 1977
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1977
Page
1
The Butte district informs tenured and non tenured teachers they may not be returning next year due to enrollment losses and funding gaps. Non tenured staff face renewal hinges on mill levy passage while tenured staff are rehired only if the levy succeeds.
In Butte Anaconda Montana readers learn that Burns rejects the Carter tax program as local leaders note its impact in the 101st year of the paper.
HEW Secretary Califano hired Wiley Barnes as his personal cook at a salary of 12763 dollars a year. Barnes, a former Marine, oversees the secretary’s mess, prepares meals for VIP groups, and handles kitchen accounting while Califano and Hale Champion dine in the sixth floor executive suite. Public funds cover outsider meals, and Barnes plans meals for governors and congressmen during working breakfasts or lunches.
John McDonald a 48 year old semiretired rancher and former state legislator announced his candidacy for the U S Senate seat held by Montana Democrat Lee Metcalf after his failed governor run. He would run even if Metcalf seeks re election citing concerns over government growth.
President Carter urged Congress to replace the indirect system with election by nationwide popular vote. He also backed relaxing state voting laws and federal campaign subsidies for Congress candidates, while supporting universal voter registration at the polls with ID.
Cleveland Tennessee AP report details Cledis Guffey a 44 year old contractor who built a $250000 yearly firm and has endured eight years of bleeding in his left forearm despite 17 operations. Doctors could not stop the oozing and considered removing the vein.
Turman is rumored as a potential candidate for Congress sparking local discussion. Anaconda adds two police patrols as part of safety measures amid rising crime concerns.
An 18-year-old Cascade area woman Terri Dennis and her 28-year-old stepmother Hilda Dennis were charged with negligent homicide after a baby girl allegedly died in a toilet at a ranch residence. Bail set at 5000 each.
A House bill proposes pay raises for all state workers except Montana University System staff, with about 4.7 million to come from the system budget. Introduced Tuesday, the measure heads to the House Select Committee on Employee Compensation chaired by Rep. C. V. South.
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