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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1976

Page

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NEA backs Carter as Ford faces farm leader vote

The National Education Association endorsed Carter by a wide margin, with 7,000 of 1.8 million members voting to back Carter Mondale. Carter campaigned in Mississippi while Dole attacked the grain embargo. Ford touted private polls as he spoke to Republican women in Washington.

Dick Barnes Associated Press Jimmy Carter New York Richard Salant CBS News League of Women Voters ABC News NBC News Ashington Salant Federal Communications Commission Federal Election Commission U.S Aubrey Robinson McCarthy Anderson National Education Association Carter NEA Washington Walter Mondale Carter- Mondale Ford Robert Dole John Ryer Ryer Mississippi James O. Eastland John Stennis South Gulfport-Biloxi Dole Mane Meany Afl-Cio Soviet Union White House

Polaris One-Room School Remains A Quiet Mountain Haven

In Polaris northwest of Dillon, Beaverhead County, the last remaining one room school teaches 10 students with six grades under teacher Shirley Anderson. Superintendent Josephine Eudaily notes only six rural districts remain and funding dips if enrollment falls below 10 as communities balance tradition with modern schooling. Students describe close cooperation, older cousins helping younger siblings, and unique benefits like skiing during winter physical education while the future of Polaris School remains uncertain.

Polaris Beaverhead County Dillon Polaris School Shirley Anderson Josephine Eudaily Mill Point Eudaily Nia College California Miss Anderson Urban College Ranch Community School Vonda Harrison David Harrison Washington

Football scores from a Montana league night

Senior 9, Butte 6. Dillon 7, Central 6. Anaconda 6, West 2. Twin Bridges 28, Ennis 22. Sheridan 48, Lima 26. Deer Lodge 8, Laurel 0 (2 OT). Townsend 6, Big Timber 0. Superior 50, Philipsburg 14. Great Falls 17, Kalispell 7. Hellgate 10, Capital 9. Glasgow 14, Glendive 0.

Deer Lodge Laurel Townsend Big Timber Superior Philipsburg Great Falls Kalispell Hellgate Capital Glasgow Glendive

TWA flight crews strike as talks with IAM break off

The International Association of Machinists walked out at 12 01 a m Saturday after talks on wages retroactivity insurance and retirement failed to reach agreement. About 13 000 IAM members are urged to prepare for a strike as 5 500 flight attendants had ended a planned strike last June. A meditating team led by George Ives monitors the talks and the 30 day cooling off period ends.

Washington International Association of Machinists Trans World Airlines TWA U.S National Mediation Board George Ives

Kennedy attacks Winston over county office conduct atty charges

Kennedy accuses County Atty Gary Winston of misc conduct and selling county typewriters. Winston counters with defended office practices and notes eight of ten felony convictions since 1975. He says deputies Craig Phillips and Nadine Scott may practice privately when county work allows.

Silver Bow Bill Kennedy Gary Winston Kennedy Winston Bobby Woodahl Montana Standard Craig Phillips Nadine Scott Phillips Scott

Nixon to aid Chinese woman in libel suit

Richard M. Nixon said he will help Marianna Liu in her 5 million libel suit against the National Enquirer. The Enquirer alleged romantic ties with Nixon and claimed FBI guidance on Liu being investigated as a Communist spy.

Los Angeles Richard M. Nixon National Enquirer Los Angeles Herald-Examiner The Herald-Examiner Nixon Marianna Liu the Enquirer

It’ll all come out in the wash in North Miami Beach

Residents of Coral Isle West sue over washing machine time cycles. They allege 45 minute cycles with two rinses were promised. current machines run 20 minutes with one rinse, leaving clothes faded and stained. Dispute splits residents and elevators as developers and owners shift control of the machines.

North Miami Beach Fla Bob Eisenson Coral Isle West Development

House votes to reopen JFK and King assassinations probes

The House approved 280 to 65 to form a special investigating committee into the John F Kennedy and Martin Luther King assassinations. Sponsoring members say new evidence justifies a thorough inquiry, with Downing and Gonzalez tied to potential leadership if renewed. Del Fauntroy argues King case lacked full investigation.

Washington House John F. Kennedy Martin Luther King Kennedy Carl Albert Downing Gonzalez Del Walter Fauntroy District of Columbia King Fauntroy FBI

Lost hiker killed by bear near Glacier Bay

Alan Lee Precup, 25, of Aurora Illinois, vanished after reaching Muir Inlet on September 10. Searchers found his body badly eaten by a 5 bear at White Thunder Ridge, 1600 foot level, near his camp. Coast Guard helicopter helped, camera and credit cards found. body located 100 feet from tent Friday.

Glacier Bay National Monument Alaska Alan Lee Precup Aurora Ill Muir Inlet Parks Judith Ayres Coast Guard Precup White Thunder Ridge Miss Ayres Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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