19 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1976
Page
1
Whitworth 70 Tech 0. Ricks 20. Western O MSU 34 N Dakota St 7. South Dakota Tech 28 Rocky 14. Eastern 26 Monterrey Mex 21. Belgrade 46 Harlowton 0. Whitehall 6 Three Forks 0. Manhattan 6 Boulder 0 in overtime.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger pressed Prime Minister Ian Smith toward black majority rule in Rhodesia and planned a face to face meeting in Pretoria. South Africa's John Vorster reported Smith had accepted American terms and Kissinger aimed to secure an answer before Monday departure for further talks with black African capitals.
The former Atomic Energy chief Dixy Lee Ray leads a crowded Washington Democratic primary as she pursues the state’s first female governor bid. The campaign centers on the Evans succession with enviro attorney Marvin Durning and Sen Henry Jackson as other noted contenders.
Japanese technicians began dismantling a MIG25 fighter flown to northern Japan two weeks earlier by a defecting Russian pilot Lt. Viktor Ivanovich Belenko. The plane will be shipped by U S Air Force transport to Hyakuri Air Base for joint U S Japanese inspection. Ogawa town council objects to the jet's presence fearing crowds and international dispute.
A Sunday page highlights a local meeting concerning TVA issues. Details focus on discussions, potential actions, and community response as officials address questions about the Tennessee Valley Authority operations and impact.
President candidate Jimmy Carter advocates tax reform aimed at shifting a substantial increase toward higher incomes while reducing levies on lower and middle earners. Republicans accused Carter of intending to raise taxes on half the population, though he did not specify income thresholds. Carter aides say the plan targets the wealthy and would simplify the tax system, not raise taxes on those earning by $12,000 to $15,000 annually.
More than 3,000 attendees braved wet windy conditions for the dedication of Colstrip generating units 1 and 2, a $295 million milestone in Montana Power Co and Puget Sound Power and Light project. Speakers included Gov Thomas L Judge and FEA official William G Rosenberg who praised regional energy self sufficiency and cleaner plumes from large smokestacks. The joint 660,000 kilowatt plants draw on rich local coal and will distribute power across the Northwest.
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