Carter warns of disaster if peace missed in Middle East
President Carter in South Bend warned that missing peace opportunities in the Middle East could bring disaster for Arabs, Israelis, and the world. He reaffirmed U S commitment to human rights and said policy toward Israel would not change with leadership shifts. The remarks followed Israel's Likud victory led by Begin, challenging the previous Labor stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Carter
Middle East
America
United States
Israel
Likud
Menahem Begin
Labor Party
Notre Dame University
Donal Lamont
Paul Cardinal Arns
Stephen Cardinal Kim
Rhodesia
Brazil
South Korea
Vietnam
Ple
Presiden
United Nations
Begin
Sinai
Golan Heights
Jordan River
U.S
Theodore Hesburgh
Notre Dame
Lamont
Arns
Kim
Micone outlines nine departments for Butte Silver Bow government
Chief executive Mike Micone plans a nine department structure including public works, community development, law enforcement, fire protection, finance, social services, hospital health, legal and judicial. He will present a full concept in June and warns clashes with the council are possible as they define finance and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte-Silver Bow
City of Butte
Silver Bow
Mike Micone
Micone
Finance and Claims Committee
Council of Commissioners
Public Works
Don Peoples
Gary Winston
Pat Hagel
Jack Browne
Butte- Silver Bow
Health Department
Community Services Department
Community Protection Department
Silver Bow County
Finance Department
Assessor
Council
Joe Ivanich
Right arm keeps man going after train accident
In Reading Massachusetts Everett Knowles recalls the day 15 years ago when his right arm was torn off in a train crash and surgically rejoined. Now 27 he works long hours as a delivery driver and says the arm has full mobility and helps him swing heavy loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Mass
Everett Knowles
Knowles
Mr Coffee recall details from North American System
An Anaconda reader asks where to get recall information for 1975 Mr Coffee makers with serial codes etched on the back plate. The note notes concern over fire hazards and mentions a specific code range G to L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.T
North American System, Inc
Area Weather Outlook With Showers In Afternoon
Cloudy today with scattered afternoon showers. Showers increase Tuesday. High today 66, low 42. More weather details on Page 2.
State lotteries offer poor odds say gambling study director
G. Robert Blakey of Cornell says state run lotteries pay out only a small share of betting revenue in prizes. He contrasts state lotteries with illegal numbers games and bookmaking which offer better odds, noting states use proceeds for government services. The two year study funded by LEAA cites 13 current state lotteries and traces gambling history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. Robert Blakey
Cornell University
Blakey
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
United States
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New York City
New York State
Nevada
Atlantic City
Arson for Profit Rising. First U.S. Task Force Conviction
A nationwide rise in arson for profit is highlighted with the first conviction by a Philadelphia arson task force. Officials warn the billion dollar crime threatens the economy, as hundreds of concealed plots surface in major cities amid calls for congressional hearings and stricter enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
America
D. W Marston
U. S
Pennsylvania
Marston
Hearst probation pinpoints blindness of U S justice
Reporters describe how Hearst on probation highlights perceived bias in U S justice nationwide. The piece cites a Florida judge reducing a teen armed robber’s sentence and criticism of unequal treatment across California Chicago San Francisco and New York as officials and editors react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
U.S. Justice
Clearwater
Fla
California
Chicago
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
Los Angeles
James Browning
New York
Daily News
Strange UFO activity heats up in Chile
In northern Chile a six man army patrol observed two bright objects at 4:15 am with violet light and two red cores. The sighting, dated April 25, sparked a wave of UFO reports across the country as soldiers reported time discrepancies and facial hair changes during the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Cpl
Armando Valdes
Valdes
Rainy Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Montana Standard
Ennis
Madison County
Madison River
Bear Trap Canye
Roy Kitson
Minor
Becky Burger
Smyrna
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta
Standard Advocate
Butte Credit Bureau
Mas
We.c
Butte
Cheo
Dustry
Congress
Florida
Butte-area
Eeneeee
Army
WAC
Ann Lenders
Karen Quinlan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!