23 May 1976
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1976
Page
1
A fragment listing sections and page numbers for the Sunday edition highlights stories across pages 2 8 10 15 and 23 including weather telecast sailing rescuer features. The brief mentions umbrellas and a puzzle of page allocations.
Senator Frank Church urged Montana support at a Jefferson Jackson Day event in the Finlen Hotel Butte drawing about 400 attendees. He praised retiring Sen Mike Mansfield and noted Mansfield’s influence in energy and intelligence oversight shaping Church’s presidential bid. The Montana primary June 1 will choose 17 national convention delegates.
Ford edges Reagan in GOP delegate tallies as candidates campaign in Oregon and across the South ahead of Tuesday primaries in Oregon Nevada Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas and Idaho Carter also headlines Oregon visits with Brown and Church following into Oregon territory Udall speaks on busing in Arkansas and McCormick tours South Dakota while Church proclaims Canal Zone support and blasts Ford Reagan feud over Panama Canal called a phony issue as Church seals delegates in Canal Zone effort.
Rep. Al Ullman chairman of the Ways and Means Committee urges a comprehensive reform of estate and gift taxes. The bill to be introduced would merge rates, expand credits and raise marital deduction limits to ease taxes on modest estates while preserving progressivity. It would cost the Treasury about 683 million for 1977 with provisions to balance future revenue. current estates pay around 5 billion annually.
Deer Lodge testimony tied an anonymous 1974 complaint to an ongoing investigation into a plot to murder Attorney General Woodahl. The trial features Merrell Cline and Lavon Bretz accused of offering 40 000 to killers. Witnesses discuss taped conversations and differing transcripts.
Charles Barber chairman of American Smelting and Refining Co. will address the 76th Montana Commencement at the Fox Theater on June 6 at 3 30 PM. He will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree. Barber a Rhodes Scholar and Harvard Law graduate has held key posts in ASARCO and government service.
In Arcadia Louisiana residents still confront the Bonnie and Clyde myth forty two years after the 1934 ambush. The real couple killed twelve people including police officers and became folk heroes as crowds flock to the locations, with memorials and granite markers bearing bullet holes.
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