Copper Camp Festival of the Arts Opens On Montana Tech Campus
The Copper Camp Festival of the Arts on the Montana Tech campus offers exhibitions and activities for all ages with a Bicentennial focus. Demonstrations from local schools, workshops in printmaking pottery and more, a new mini art market, and family friendly programs run Saturday from 10 a.m. to afternoon in various campus buildings.
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Montana Tech
Butte
Emerson School
West Junior High
Butte Central High School
South Central School
Petroleum
Petroleum Building
Junior League of Butte
Ford raises limit on Viet refugee influx
President Ford announced plans to admit more than 30 000 additional refugees from South Vietnam as part of a growing total of 123 000 seeking entry. Congress had rejected a 327 million aid bill, leaving funding uncertain.
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Ford
New York
Cimes
Washington
United States
South Vietnam
Congress
Robert Funseth
State Department
Trustees and union to resume talks in Butte
A Saturday meeting between Butte school board trustees and union negotiators may avert a teachers strike planned for Monday. The dispute centers on pay with the board offering 8.4 percent plus automatic increments, while teachers argue the real value is 6.3 percent and point to a 12.2 percent cost of living rise. They seek higher starting and top salaries. seniority clauses also surface but trustees say those issues are settled.
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Butte
Ed Heard
Women Differ On Stated Enjoyment Of Sex Survey
Chicago AP reports a Midwestern Psychological Association paper found men of all ages rate sex highly, while many women do not list it as their top activity. Respondents cited social pressures and desires to appear a certain way, with some noting peer influence shapes answers.
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Chicago
Midwestern Psychological Association
Ann Frodi
Sweden
University of Wi
Georg Hurley E Hurley
Lenore de Fonso
Rock Onan Sane
Wis
Cameron
Salt Lake brothers tied to $5.5 million counterfeit haul
Federal authorities charged Allan D. LeMon and Gary LeMon in Salt Lake City with involvement in a $5.5 million counterfeit money seizure, one of the largest in U.S. history. A warrant targets Las Vegas man Austin Rackham. arraignment for the brothers awaits.
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Nevada
U.S
Utah
Allan D. LeMon
Gary LeMon
Max Wheeler
Austin Rackham
Las Vegas
Wheeler
Rackham
LeMon Brothers
Willis W. Ritter
U.S. District Court
Anthony Sherman Jr
Secret Service Office
Windsor cabbie's cross country ride ends with pickup
David Holman could not collect a fare after two women passengers evaded payment on a trip from Windsor to Lauderdale-by-the-Sea and then to Orlando. He hitchhiked home, faced possible firing, and later recovered his cab for a $45 tow and $60 from his parents plus $100 from the cab company. Fare would have reached about $1,000.
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Windsor
Ont
David Holman
Holman
Florida
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
Orlando
Salvations
el Gn
Aging 103-Year-Old Wins Neighbors License for Local Driving
Maude G. Tull of Inglewood was nearly denied renewal when a birthdate of 2-3-72 confused DMV records. A clerk corrected the error revealing a Feb 3 1872 birth date. She passed tests and received a one year neighborhood driving license. She began driving after her husband’s 1965 death and remains employed full time at a mortgage company. Her car is an Eletra Ring electric two-seater that travels about 20 miles per hour.
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Los Angeles
Maude G. Tull
Inglewood
Department of Motor Vehicles
Tull
Bicycle Crash Pierces Man With Wooden Fence Post
A 28-year-old man, Thomas Brennan of Brockton, suffered a 4-inch wooden fence post driven through his chest in a high speed crash in Boston. Seven surgeons removed 18 inches of wood after police said the car struck a wooden pole and fence, leaving Brennan in critical condition at Boston City Hospital.
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Boston
Thomas Brennan
Brockton
Boston City Hospital
Brennan
Baucus Plans Traveling District Office with Mobile Van
Rep. Max Baucus, fresh to Congress from Montana, will launch a traveling district office service in the western district within weeks. He hired Steve Rovig to staff the mobile unit that will bring the congressional office to constituents.
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Washington
Congress
Max Baucus
Montana Democrat
Baucus
Steve Rovig
Montana State University
Bozeman
Local government review meeting canceled after low turnout
A two day Standard State Bureau Helena meeting on local government review was called off after only four to five Helena state employees attended. Dale Harris of the State Commission on Local Government cited broad interest elsewhere with Sidney and Thompson Falls meetings drawing hundreds. Weather outlook partly cloudy warmer with a chance of scattered showers. high 55, low 30.
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Helena
Dale Harris
State Commission On Local Government
Department of Intergovernmental Relations
Harris
Sidney
Sanders County
Thompson Falls
Rick Reese
Drinking in the Park Highlights Unemployed in Los Angeles
In City Terrace Park, John Santos voices despair over job hunting amid rising unemployment. Officials report 8.2 million unemployed nationally in April, with the rate at 8.9 percent and 240,000 total jobs added, while discouraged workers may number about 1.1 million, signaling a cautious recovery.
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Los Angeles
John Santos
City Terrace Park
Santos
Labor Department
Freighter Rescues About 3000 South Vietnamese Refugees
The Danish freighter Clara Maersk rescued roughly 3,000 South Vietnamese refugees from a sinking vessel in the South China Sea, about 50 miles south of the Mekong Delta. Radio messages offered little detail on the sinking cause.
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Denmark
Clara Maersk
South China Sea
Mekong
Canaan
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