Metro Sewer Bond Sale Set for 1.2 Million Financing
Metro Sanitary and Storm Sewer District 1 plans a Wednesday 2 p.m. sale of 1.2 million dollars in bonds to finance a treatment and disposal plant. HUD and Montana Board of Land Commissioners may bid, with interest not exceeding 4.5 percent. The issue raises total district indebtedness to 1.455 million with 2 million or more in federal grants anticipated.
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Silver Bow County
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Metro Sanitary and Storm Sewer Dist. 1
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Silver Bow Creek
Actress Cynthia Mitchell Attends NYC Soul Food Benefit
Cynthia Mitchell shaved her head except for an Indian style topknot to attend a New York City $100-a-plate soul food dinner benefiting the Free Southern theater, a traveling group bringing drama to poor Negro communities in the South.
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Cynthia Mitchell
New York City
The
Free Southern Theater
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Cartwheels May Return as Non Silver Dollars
Washington reports that the Treasury will seek Congress approval to mint non silver half dollars and dollars ending silver coinage. It ends the melting ban, cuts surplus silver sales to 1.5 million ounces weekly for two years, and plans to sell 2.9 million rare silver dollars from the vaults.
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Commission On
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Nevada
Missouri tributaries rise with mountain snow runoff
The U S Weather Bureau reports accelerating mountain snowmelt will raise the Missouri River and its tributaries above Three Forks to higher levels by Thursday. It forecasts tankful levels in the Toston Townsend area and rises for Madison Gallatin and Jefferson rivers with small additional increases unless heavy rains occur later in the week. Rains are unlikely later in the week.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Missouri River
Three Forks
Missouri
Toston- Townsend
Madison
Gallatin
Jefferson
Weather Bureau
$1.19 Million Judgment Sought in Anaconda Co Case
Amelia Enberg as administratrix of Norman Enberg's estate seeks 1 191 000 dollars in district court. Enberg died May 16 1967 in a Mountain Con Mine explosion at Butte after allegedly entering a dangerous area with ammonium nitrate explosives without warning. Defendants include Anaconda general manager Martin Hannifan and several unnamed individuals.
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Amelia Enberg
Norman Enberg
Enberg
Mountain Con
Butte
Martin K. Hannifan
Anaconda
Nixon nets worth $596 900 in White House asset report
The White House on Monday released an official accounting of President Nixon's assets and liabilities. His net worth was listed at $596 900 while the Nixon family assets total $980 400, largely real estate and proceeds from ongoing real estate deals. Liabilities stood at $383 500, mainly mortgages and bank loans.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Fortas Rumors Swirl Over Resignation And Disclosure
Atty. Gen. Mitchell confirmed he briefed Chief Justice Warren on Justice Fortas affairs. Rumors swirl of Fortas quitting amid new disclosures and ethics questions. Fortas spoke in Memphis and did not comment. He denied impropriety and noted disqualification on Wolfson matters.
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John N. Mitchell
Earl Warren
Abe Fortas
Opment
Fortas
Memphis
Tenn
Life Magazine
Louis Wolfson
Wolfson
Mitchell
Warren
Newsweek Magazine
Nixon
High Court
Butte Weather Watcher Predicts Big Storm Today
Jack Reynolds, a longtime observer, warns of a storm possibly bringing snow on Tuesday. He based his Monday morning forecast on a sign he says has not yet failed. Weather officials hedge forecasts with percentages, yet many storms arrive without notice.
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Jack Reynolds
Butte
Weather Bureau
Weather note predicts sun-dogs as sign of change
Wilyweather forecast offers a fair to partly cloudy day with a 75 degree high and 36 degree low. Veteran observer Jack Reynolds, now retired, watches from the Miners Union building steps at Alaska and Granite for sun-dogs to herald weather shifts.
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Miners Union
Alaska and
Granite
School trustees to canvass vote on 36 mills plan
Butte School Dist. 1 trustees meet tonight at 7 30 in the Administration Bldg to canvass last Saturday's levy results which failed to pass. They will decide whether to resubmit the 36 mills or propose a smaller budget with classroom and service cuts.
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Butte School Dist. 1
Montana
John W. Whelan
Whelan
Margaret Leary
Corvair Ends Its Run Amid GM Shakeup and Controversy
The Corvair, GM’s controversial, air cooled rear engine car, dies after a decade of production. Ed Cole led the project and Ralph Nader’s critique helped spark auto regulation. Willow Run plant discontinues production with a $150 credit offer for 1969 1973 Chevrolet purchases.
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Edward N. Cole
General Motors Corp
Ralph Nader
Volkswagen
John Beltz
Corvair
Cole
Nixon to tell prospects for Vietnam peace report
President Nixon will address the nation on the prospects for peace in Vietnam in a Wednesday night broadcast. He is not expected to announce major breakthroughs or troop withdrawals, and the speech will mark his first major Vietnam address since taking office. Abrams, Laird, Wheeler, Kissinger met with Nixon for two days of talks beforehand.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
White House
U.S
Creighton Abrams
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Melvin R. Laird
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
Ronald L. Ziegler
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