Butte Teachers Union and district reach tentative contract agreement
A tentative agreement was reached between Butte teachers Local 332 and the School District 1 board at about 6 p.m. Sunday. If approved, 360 teachers will continue classes for the day and adjourn at 2 p.m. for a union meeting in Miners Union Hall to consider final approval. The package centers on a dispute over 16 principals who sought to leave the union, a move the union blocked, prompting accusations of union busting.
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Butte Teachers Union
Lo Cal 332
School District 1 Board of Trustees
Butte
Charles C. Davis
Miners Union Hall
Lester G. Zeihen
Robert Crosier
Washington, D.C
American Federation of Teachers
Crosier
Hillcrest School Planned to Ease Butte Parochial Load
Pattern for expansion aims to add 500 elementary students this fall as the first six grades are eliminated from Butte parochial schools. The Hillcrest sits near Silver Bow General Hospital Annex in the growing St Ann Whittier Floral Park and Serbian Church districts.
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Hillcrest
Butte
Silver Bow General Hospital
St. Ann, Whittier
Floral Park and
Nixon and advisers discuss war and peace chances
President Nixon and four top advisers spent about three hours Sunday assessing the Vietnam war outlook and possible paths to peace at the Paris talks. Rogers Bunker Kissinger Goodpaster joined by Ziegler described breakfast talks, coast discussions, and briefings before a flight to Washington.
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Nixon
Vietnam
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U.S
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Andrew J. Goodpaster
Henry A. Kissinger
San Clemente Inn
San Clemente
Calif
Seashore
Ronald Ziegler
Anacondans Nominate City Officials In Six Ward Primaries
Anacondans will nominate a mayor, police magistrate, treasurer, and two aldermen from each party in six wards. Polls open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Two Democrats seek mayor against Mayor Henry Lussy, Independent, in the April 7 general election. Incumbents seek renomination. five Democratic women candidates appear among the nominee slate. The council will canvass the vote at a special meeting Tuesday night.
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Anacondans
Henry Lussy
Carl Mienke
Carl Anderson
Fourth Ward
Hepatitis Epidemic Warned By Medical Official
Dr. Richard B. Hornick of the University of Maryland infectious diseases division cautioned at the Utah Academy of General Practice convention that the United States faces a major hepatitis epidemic. He linked rising cases to increased drug addiction and dirty needle use injecting the virus.
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Salt Lake City
United States
University of Maryland Medical School
Richard B. Hornick
Baltimore School
Utah Academy of General Practice
Space light show dazzles nation from geo storms
Geo magnetic storms in the upper atmosphere sparked a spectacular space light show Sunday night across much of the nation, according to the ESSA Space Disturbance Forecast Center in Boulder Colorado.
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Essa Space Disturbance
Basin man killed in collision near Jefferson City
Ryland D. Crum 28 of Basin died when his northbound pickup crossed a curve and hit a southbound grain truck on U S 91 about a mile north of Jefferson City. Vincent C. Corbett 40 of Idaho Falls was treated and released from a Helena hospital. Funeral services for Crum set for 2 Wednesday.
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Ryland D. Crum
Basin
Jefferson City
U.S. 91
Crum
Vincent C. Corbett
Idaho Falls
Corbett
Helena
Polls open for Butte city primary today at 10 a.m
Voters in Butte will cast ballots from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the city primary. Eleven thousand nine hundred twenty nine registered across 16 precincts in eight wards select mayor, police judge, treasurer and 16 aldermen. Incumbent Mayor Powers faces Jim Bertoglio and Leo Jacobsen. police judge and treasurer are unopposed. a mix of incumbents and several challengers vie for aldermen across wards. Independent mayoral and council filings noted for April 7 general election.
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Butte
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Quartz Street
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Civic Center
Emerson School
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Madison School
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Tom Powers
Jim Bertoglio
Leo Jacobsen
Butte Woman Dies After Friday Pedestrian Crash
Margaret Shea 72 of Mueller Apts died Sunday in local hospital from injuries after being struck by a car at Washington and Granite early Friday. Driver Ray Miller left 45 foot skid marks. witness described Shea walking south as car came west. Autopsy to be ordered. investigation ongoing. Shea, a St. Patrick Church member born August 19, 1896, had worked as house mother at St. James Community Hospital. Survives sister Mrs. W. J. Seitz of Sidney. Services pending.
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Butte
Washington and Granite
Margaret Shea
Mueller Apts
Leo Jacobsen
Great Falls Woman Killed in Monarch Canyon Crash
Mrs. Vollie Brown 76 of Great Falls died Sunday in a multiple car wreck on Monarch Canyon Road about 20 miles from Kings Hill ski area. Her husband’s car left the road and hit a boulder while a following vehicle tried to avoid the stalled car. Brown was knocked over an embankment. The death marked the 33rd of the year and the eighth since Friday.
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Vollie Brown
Monarch Canyon
Kings Hill
Cascade County Sheriff’s Office
U. S 89
Robert Schuster
Butte School Report Praises Some Programs and Criticizes Overcrowding
The state report commends Butte schools for instrumental music and pilot math and remedial programs while criticizing overcrowded classrooms and outdated texts in arithmetic language science and music. Four of sixteen elementary schools escaped the warning while many others faced space and material issues.
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William J. Clark
Standard
Butte
Finger
Warn
Kennedy to hold probe into racial policy actions
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy will lead the first congressional probe of the Nixon administration's civil rights policy. The Administrative Practices and Procedures subcommittee will examine Pentagon clothing contracts to firms accused of discriminatory hiring, and Volpe's revised equal employment rules for highway contractors. The hearings will focus on procedures and disclosures rather than substance.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
Defense and Transportation Departments
Kennedy
Pentagon
Big Southern
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
Bly Weather Looks For Clear Skies Soon
Skies are clearing in Bly today with partial cloudiness to Tuesday. High 36 degrees, low 14, and a 10 percent chance of precipitation today. One year ago the high was 42 and the low 32.
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