Pipeline break floods Anaconda area causing widespread damage
A collapsed pipeline delivering 43 million gallons daily flooded Anaconda streets and the business district after 9 p m on Thursday. Dwyer School suffered major water damage while city crews, Safeway and several agencies pumped out water and rerouted traffic. Recovery and curtailment of smelter and acid plants halted operations until power and water returned.
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Anaconda
Mount Olivet Cemetery
W. K. Dwyer
Safeway
West Third
West Park
Butte
A General Constructors
Public Works
John Kain
West Anaconda
Dwyer School
Dwyer
Anaconda and
West Valley Fiees
Forest Service
Job Corps
Mel Stokke
Anaconda Reduction Ment
Stokke
Prisoner slips handcuffs in brief jail escape attempt
Dan Hayes 20 freed his wrist from a handcuff and fled a sheriff’s car near the county jail at 11 with deputies in pursuit. Deputy Earl Little ordered him to stop and fired the pistol into the ground as Hayes ran through the courthouse area, then was recaptured and returned to jail. Hayes faced additional theft charges and had pleaded guilty in 1974 to stealing tires.
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Butteman
Dan Hayes
Earl Little
Hayes
Pat Hagel
Wally Prionser
Montana Street
Hages
Baucus Files Bid for Montana House Seat
Rep. Max Baucus of Montana files for a congressional seat in a district covering 23 counties. The record notes his past roles including state legislator and constitutional convention coordinator and mentions a 446.25 fee delivered to election officials.
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Crat
Baucus
Montana
Junta rounds up Peron aides and allies in Buenos Aires purge
Reported arrests target ministers aides and union leaders of Isabel Peron as the military junta consolidates power. Mrs Peron held at a resort 1000 miles from Buenos Aires. An arsenal was shown to reporters from the Social Welfare Ministry once led by Jose Lopez Rega. Lastiri and wife reportedly arrested. First political slaying tied to junta noted as gunmen kill beef union employee. Retired Col Alberto reported dead in what papers call an accident.
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Buenos Aires
Ye Enim
Isabel Peron
la Razon
Lopez Rega
Raul Lastiri
Lastiri
Peron
Beef Industry Workers Union
Mansfield touts Glasgow AFB potential regional energy complex
WASHINGTON AP Mansfield said a forecast from the Federal Energy Administration shows Glasgow AFB could suit a national regional energy complex. The studies note benefits like power and fertilizer access and synthetic fuels processing for Montana, with environmental constraints to be respected.
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Washington
Air Force Base
Senate Ae
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Federal Energy Administration
Montana
Glasgow
Study groups boost power of executive in city county plan
A proposed single city county plan raises veto power for the chief executive. A 12 member elected board would need a council majority at meetings to override, an amendment by Dan Shea was defeated while a final report faced questions at the government review commission meeting.
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Dan Shea
Council of Com- Shea
Board of Commissioners
Ann
Teamsters to vote on three year pact
At Arlington Heights Illinois 360 locals vote on a three year contract for 450 000 members in the National Master agreement. Key issues are hourly wage differences and protection against cost of living rises. The vote decides if a strike can be called if no settlement is reached by midnight next Wednesday when the current contract expires.
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Arlington Heights
Ill
Tional Brotherhood of Teamsters
Teamster Bargaining Committee
Judge grants Peter Reilly new murder trial in Connecticut case
A superior court judge ordered a new trial for Peter Reilly, convicted in 1974 of killing his mother Barbara G in Canaan. The judge cited miscarriages of justice and unusual facts, noting Reilly would likely not be re convicted if retried. The decision follows past allegations of coerced confession and suppressed evidence.
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Litchfield, Conn
Peter Reilly
Neary Canaan
Reilly
Barbara G
New York Times
John Bianchi
T. F. Daly
Speziale
Bianchi
The
Post office admits error in bulk mail handling
Washington AP reports the post office calls bulk mail mishandling a management blunder of first magnitude. Officials acknowledge trash at bulk mail centers in Washington and Memphis was not properly sorted before disposal.
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Washington
Memphis
Wilson
Crash kills Bozeman nurse in East Main collision
Bozeman nurse Mrs. Dennis Jeanette O Connor, 59, died from injuries after a two car crash on East Main Street. Driver Patty Francisco, 57, in the other car remained in good condition at Bozeman Deaconess Hospital. Passenger Karen Ann Baker, 18, was treated and released. a juvenile girl led the second car.
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Bozeman
East Main Street
Rob Meyers
Gallatin County
Dennis
Jeanette) O’connor
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital
O'Connor
Alex
Patty) Francisco
E. Babock
Karen Ann Baker
Hidden Valley Trailer Court
William Nelson
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Cobban
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Walter Hinick
Sherrie
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el Cronista
Bernardo Alberto
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Crash
Bozemanite
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