Bozeman Officials Rent Building to State Despite Ownership Ties
A county examine reveals that Bozeman officials rented a building to the state for years while ownership shifted among Thomas Olson Gai Donald White and Scully. Loans totaling 55 500 financed buyouts and a 65 000 building value were recorded as the property’s basis amid questions about assessment taxes and reclassification.
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Bozeman
Thomas Olson
Gai
Donald White
Scully
Olson
Security Bank and Trust Co
White
Billings
U.S. Attreney
Billin
Gallatin County
George Sager
Law Office of
Helena
Thomas D
Margaret E. Gai
Guerrillas Kill Police Official as Videla Takes Oath
Argentine guerrillas assassinated Inspector Guillermo Pavon and attacked police as Gen. Jorge Videla took the oath as Argentina's new military ruler. At least 10 died and hostages were taken at a Cordoba school amid escalating violence.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jorge Videla
Videla
Guillermo Pavon
Pavon
Cordoba
Kissinger pushes Turkey aid as Cuba warning rises
Secretary of State Kissinger urged Congress to approve a 1 billion dollar aid package for Turkey, arguing it serves U.S. interests and could reopen bases. He warned that rejecting the aid would be worse than an embargo and tied Cuban aggression to wider threats in Africa and the Americas. He stressed the United States does not support white supremacy but cautioned against Cuban intervention in Rhodesia and broader regional instability.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Turkey
Kissinger
House International Relations Committee
Cuba
Africa
South America
United States
Ford
U.S
Rhodesia
Namibia
South Africa
Cuckoo's Nest Dominates Oscars With Top Wins
Hollywood celebrates One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest as best picture and wins for director Miles Forman writers Hauben Goldman Jack Nicholson Louise Fletcher and other stars. Nicholson dedicated his award noting his fifth nomination and Burns, the oldest winner at 80, commented on Benny's death. Backstage, Benny quipped about a new career at his age.
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Los Angeles
Jack Nicholson
Louise Fletcher
Miles Forman
Lawrence Hauben
Bo Goldman
Westes
Lee
Academy
Nicholson
Jack Benny
Benny
Honolulu
Gracie Allen
Miss Grant
Fay
Senate Approves 200 Mile Fisheries Jurisdiction Bill
The Senate approved a compromise measure to extend U S fisheries jurisdiction to 200 miles from shore next March with Coast Guard boarding and seizure powers, reserving U S priority for catches exceeding domestic fleet capacity.
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Washington
U.S
Senate
House
Coast Guard
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
GeScene
Vo-tech director details new control practices
Butte Vo-Tech outlines tightened procedures after a state audit. Warrants now require board approval and exact amounts. Inventory and tagging of equipment are enforced, with biannual reviews. 90 day cashing rule for warrants curbs end of year spending. Bookkeepers now report to the district clerk and metal scrap funds are managed properly.
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Butte
Sicotte
Board of Trustees
Twisters wreak havoc across Cabot and Canton area
Ten people died as tornadoes hit Cabot and Canton areas. Authorities fear up to 150 injured as 65 businesses and much of a six to eight block district were destroyed. Governor Pryor mobilized 60 National Guard to aid rescue and prevent looting.
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David Pryor
Arkansas National Guard
Cabot
Little Rock
Canton
Reagan wins prime time network slot for campaign speech
Ronald Reagan secured a half hour on NBC at 10 30 p m Wednesday for a nationally televised primary campaign address taped in Holly at 1 p m Tuesday EST. Five Democratic contenders met in New York City for a debate on city aid and fiscal policy with Carter Udall Church Jackson Harris and Hankins.
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New York
Ronald Reagan
National Broadcasting Co
Reagan
Holly
New York City
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Henry
IRS Faces House Criticism Over High Tax Help Error Rate
The House Government Operations Committee denounced the IRS for a high error rate in taxpayer information and return preparation. It cited lack of supervision, poor implementation of reforms, and studies showing about 2 percent error in answers and up to 87 percent in returns, amid rising tax law complexity.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
House Government Operations Committee
IRS
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Gillette
Walter
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Federal Housing Administration
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Henry Kissinger
Hollywood
Burns
Jimm
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South
Carter
Albany
White House
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