Butte Teachers Strike Closes District Schools Monday
Butte public school teachers will strike Monday morning after a breakdown in contract talks. About 570 district teachers nurses and clerks will be affected as the board seeks an injunction. Union says salaries health benefits and increments were at issue. trustees cite offered increases and unchanged increments.
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Butte Public School
Butte Teachers Union
Dist. 1 Board of
Bill Milligan
Tom Carter
Ed Heard
Heard
Carter
Board of Trustees
Butte
IRS misses May withholding deadline amid printing delays
The IRS delayed placing new lower withholding schedules into effect in several mid Atlantic states due to printing delays. Employers in New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia Delaware and Maryland have not yet received Circular E but should get them by the end of next week. The changes reduce tax due next April 15 and any overpayment will be recouped when filing 1975 returns. If not received, contact local IRS office for first class mailing.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
New York
Post Office
Women enter combat arms in record peace time Army growth
In Fort McClellan Alabama women flood into previously male roles from tank repair to helicopter flying. The Army's combat arms open slowly as 35 000 women now serve about 4 1/2 percent of forces with projections to rise to 52 700 in three years. Brig Gen Baley notes 75 000 women in all services and Maj Gen Holm foresees academies and ships becoming open to women. Secretary Callaway announced July 1 as the date for full enlistment expansion.
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Fort Mcclellan
Ala
Army
Petit
Mildred C. Baley
Women’s Army Corps
Jeanne M. Holm
Howard H. Callaway
Lost convoy crosses into Thailand amid embargo on details
A convoy of 585 foreigners escaped from Cambodia into Thailand on Saturday. Eight newsmen joined the group but agreed to withhold details to protect 250 still in Phnom Penh. The evacuees, mainly French with several Americans and Soviet Embassy staff, face a long, damaged road journey as dysentery and food shortages had been reported.
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Aranyaprathet
Thailand
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Pho
Sydney Schanberg
The
New York Times
Helen Reddy
FBI
Gerald Hall
Newark
N.J
Western Union
Unifax
Lost hiker found dead in Highlands near Moose Town
The body of Jerry Johnson, Highlands south of Butte, was found Saturday morning near the old Highland Mill. Sheriff deputy Rudy Fortune said exposure likely caused the death after a three day hike begun before a blizzard. Autopsy ordered. no foul play suspected. 板
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Jerry Johnson
Highlands
Butte
Rudy Fortune
Johnson
Highland Mill
Moose Town
Fortune
Red Mountain
Camp Creek
Burton Park
Highland
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Weather outlook for today with mixed precipitation
Cooler conditions with rain and snow showers likely. Forecast shows temperatures around 40 daytime and 30 at night with a weather map on Page 16.
Mansfield seeks Nixon Thieu letters for committees
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield urged that all communications between Richard Nixon and Nguyen Van Thieu be shared with relevant congressional panels. He noted more letters exist beyond the two publicly released and linked the matter to broader Southeast Asia issues.
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Helena
Mont
Mike Mansfield
Richard Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Mansfield
Washington
Southeast Asia
U.S
Water bill hike eyed to triple for state facilities
Montana could pay for 2 million dollars in Helena water system upgrades as state buildings on Capitol complex grounds face a proposed rate rise. Helena Commission seeks higher charges from the Public Service Commission as the system carries 204 thousand dollars debt and 464 thousand dollars annual revenue. State facilities would face about a 167 percent jump from 10,767 to 28,739 dollars under last year’s consumption, with higher totals if all agencies renting offices are included. The Capitol and related properties used over 37 million gallons last year, including 12.3 million for lawns and gardens costing 6,857 dollars, which would rise to 17,154 dollars under the plan.
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Helena
Montana
Capitol
Helena Water Eut
General Services Division
Department of Administration
Mitchell Office
Cogswell Laboratory
Historical Society and Museum Mnc
General Services
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