Port of Butte to become operating port by 1973
Butte plans a port to handle containerized cargo from West Coast ports. A 1155 foot facility to be bid Sept. 29 with total cost about 750000 dollars. Initial jobs 10 to 20, increasing in summer and fall 1973, with financing from local banks and the LDC.
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Butte
Shag Miller
Miller
Civic Center
Inene Park
Model City Corp
Butte Clearinghouse
LDC
Wednesia
Hodge
Sea monster under study near Dallas by SMU paleontologist
Bob H. Slaughter of Southern Methodist University mounts an 80 million year old plesiosaur found near Dallas. He describes the sea creature as having fins instead of feet and notes the fossils were uncovered along the Pacific side of Mexico.
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Dallas
Bob H. Slaughter
Southern Methodist Eaemity
Slaughter
Mexico
Pacific
Beale
Fon Worth
U S and Soviet Hint at New Giant Trade Pact
In Moscow a leading Soviet newsman reports talks between the United States and the Soviet Union suggest nearing a giant new trade pact. The discussions spanned three days and may include appointing an American trade adviser as a key element of the agreement.
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Moscow
Enry A.er
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin talks seen to seek broad trade accord with Britain
Soviet leader discussions and Kissinger talks in Moscow point toward a potential year 1977 trade deal worth about 4.9 billion dollars. London Evening News reporter Victor Louis notes the talks drift beyond mere negotiation and may involve credits and broader security topics.
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Kremlin
Britain
Edward Heath
Victor Louis
London Evening News
Igne
Louis
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
Kissinger
Moscow
U.S
Nixon gathers brain trusters for campaign dinner
President Nixon convened his campaign command at Camp David for a dinner meeting with key aides including Clark MacGregor H. R. Haldeman John N. M. White and Connally as part of his reelection effort in Thurmont Maryland.
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Thurmont
Nixon
Camp David
Belfast Riots Leave One Dead In Pub Shooting
A Protestant mob raided the Divis Castle Pub on Upper Springfield Road Belfast and opened fire killing one man and injuring another. The shooting follows a riot at Carrickfergus as sectarian violence escalates and Northern Ireland reports its death toll rising to 555 this year.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Divis Castle
Springfield Road
Carrickfergus
County Antrim
McGovern Campaign Swing Through Midwest and Philadelphia
McGovern drew large crowds in Midwest stops and Philadelphia as he campaigned for the 1976 presidency. He claimed 30 percent support by 1975 if elected and accused the Nixon administration of political aversion toward bicentennial plans. Secret Service secured crowds of up to 50,000 as supporters reached toward him while he remained calm.
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Wv Fefreete
Midwest
Philadelphia
McGovern Secret Service
Tn Manatee
McGovern
Lorene
Doctor cautions women on aspirin dosage
Scientists at the University of Rochester report gender differences in aspirin metabolism. They find women produce less aspirin esterase, the enzyme that degrades the drug, suggesting safe aspirin doses may differ by sex. The study is described in Nature.
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Washington Star News
Washington
University of Rochester of Medicine
Nature
Rene Menguy
Montana Power ordered to charge all same rate
Montana Power must raise rates for all industrial customers to match residential increases, but contracts delay full imposition. The Public Service Commission approved the 19 percent natural gas and 11 percent electric rate boosts for most customers, with major firms and utilities named as affected entities.
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Montana Power
Helena
Montana
Public Service Commission
Ere Power Co
Ideal Cement
Kaiser Cement
Big West Oil
Burlington Northern
Ma S. Gypsum
van Evan
Great Falls Gas Co
PSC
Nc. 15
Alfred Langley
Bees
Cole G
Neighbors complain of loud snoring in Los Angeles
Harris Robinson's snoring disturbs next door neighbors Earl Hardenbrook and wife who claim it constitutes a private nuisance. An attorney warned of possible court injunction if noise continues as summer opens. Robinson responded by contacting Snoring Page 12.
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Los Angeles
Harris Robinson
Earl Hardenbrook
Oxyg
Robinson
Ooardenbrook
Robinsons
Tavern operators seek state slot machine law
The Montana Tavern Association plans a moderate gambling bill for the 1973 legislature. The proposal aims to raise revenue for cities and counties under state control while excluding syndicate encroachment, with bingo punchboards and coin devices favored over full slot machines.
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Helena
Montana Tavern Association
Robert Great Falls
MTA
Robert Durkee
Syatea Irhe
Montana
Nevada
Concensus
Association
E Mta
Audubon Split on Parakeets in Crop Eradication Debate
Hartford AP reporting a public dispute over whether an Argentina parakeet should be killed to protect crops. Stanley Quickmire argues for eradication while Roger Peterson, a noted naturalist, weighs in on the international conservation stance.
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Hartford
Conn
Argentina
Stanley Quickmire
Audubon
Roger Peterson
Lyme
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Sunday Standard
Highwa Patrol Insights
Butte Weather
Laguna Beach
Calif
Hoppy
Ziegler
White House
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National Park System
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the Robinsons’s
Arthur Hutchinson
Standard State Bureau
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