08 May 1977
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1977
Page
1
Broncs edge Bulldogs in a close contest as pages note sports highlights across the edition. Seattie Slew is credited with a decisive finish and the crowd reacts to the pivotal moment in the game.
The Carter administration plans to urge higher Social Security taxes and use of general tax revenues when unemployment exceeds 6 percent. It would raise the wage base, tax more of wages, and accelerate rate increases while diverting some funds from Medicare to retirement and disability programs. The move aims to shore up trust funds projected to exhaust in the coming years.
Butte-Silver Bow commissioners express optimism a week after forming a unified government. They frame clashes with Sheriff Hagel as a test they will overcome, pledging to defend charter authority over hiring and promotions in law enforcement while noting public works improves and disputes may go to court for resolution.
City and county crews merged under public works to level alleys clean streets and patch dirt roads. 65 workers completed projects including 22 gravel roads in Father Sheehan Park and curbwork at JFK Park while 14 temporary positions were cut.
At No 10 Downing Street leaders pledge to pursue a comprehensive international agreement on nuclear fuel use. Carter envisions a panel of technicians to study all facets, aiming to guarantee fuel supplies while preventing spent fuel from being misused for explosives.
In Boston, Jean Blackler and Martha Ziegler describe their autistic children Chris and Mary Ann. They explain autism is not mental retardation, share early memories of limited affection, and reveal daily joys and challenges as their children learn and grow.
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