Slow times expected after strike in Butte banking
Butte bankers foresee about a 30 day slump after the Anaconda Co. strike ends. The 12 week labor dispute has curbed loan activity and deposits. some banks report July to August declines in openings and savings while Montana National Bank notes a sharp dealer paper rise offsetting the impact.
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Montana National Bank
John McNellis
Montana National
Harrison Avenue Bank
Butte Page
Scoring Summary From Weekend NFL Games
New England 20 Oakland 6. Atlanta 20 San Francisco 17. Baltimore 22 New York Jets 0. San Diego 21 Kansas City 14. New Orleans 24 Los Angeles 20. Washington 24 St. Louis 17. Cincinnati 37 Philadelphia 14. Dallas 49 Buffalo 37. New York Giants 42 Green Bay 40. Cleveland 31 Houston 0. Chicago 17 Pittsburgh 15. Miami 10 Denver 10 tie.
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New England
Oakland
Atlanta
San Francisco
Baltimore
Phnom Penh oil tanks ablaze after night attack
Gunners struck Phnom Penh tank farms housing Esso Shell and Tela Khmer stocks, setting ablaze nearly all civilian fuel. Rockets and mortars caused extensive fires with no reported casualties as guards and fire crews fought the blaze amid monsoon floods and a festival period. In Seattle, a three day fair features Edward Gerrick’s motorized bedpan designed to meet hospital standards.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Esso
Shell Oil Companies
Tela Khmer
Oil Company
Phnom
Seattle
Northwest
Edward Gerrick
Olympia
Wash
Sunday solitude returns in long football season
Robert Lipsyte writes a reflective piece detailing a sportswriter’s commute from goodbye to kickoff with the Houston Oilers and Cleveland, Kyle Rote predicting fewer huddles, and a detour to Giants Packers pregame chatter about gender stereotypes and media expectations.
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Houston Oilers
Cleveland
Kyle Rote
Helena hunter bags bear and mountain lion during elk hunt
Henry Phillips of Helena, 25, while scouting for elk near Drummond, encountered a bear and killed it after being attacked. A mountain lion then swiped at him, ripped his pants, and he shot and killed the 98-pound cat. He abandoned the elk hunt and is an engineering student at the University of Montana Missoula.
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Helena
Henry Phillips
Phillips
Battle Creek
Drummond
University of Montana
Youth behind wheel biggest danger to teens
A National Transportation Safety Board study warns that 15 to 24 year olds face the greatest highway danger in the United States. It cites 17,700 fatalities in 1969 among youths, alcohol involvement, and questions driver education effectiveness while proposing a two year probationary license under 21.
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National Transportation Safety Board
Minnesota
Butte Weather: Colder Today With Snow Showers
Colder conditions grip Butte with snow showers today and snow flurries expected Tuesday. Highs near 42°F today with a low around 28°F. Weather map on Page 8.
Smoke Shrouds Southwestern Montana as Fire Crews Work
A smoky haze blankets much of Southwestern Montana on Sunday with possible Oregon drift or local smoke from high pressure. Deerlodge National Forest reports about 50 firefighters deployed to tackle late season fires. No new fires were reported and slash burning is paused after last week’s blaze.
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Montana
Oregon
Deerlodge National Forest
Dale Thompson
Deer Lodge
Thompson
Montana Nursing Home Delegates Arrive for 1972 Convention
Delegates of the Montana Nursing Home Association begin arriving in Butte for registration and the 1972 convention. About 60 voting delegates expected. An advance party came Sunday for the executive board meeting. The event runs through Wednesday with Jack Smith, regional VP of the national association, speaking at Tuesday night’s banquet.
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Montana Nursing Home Association
Butte
Jack Smith
National Nursing Home Association
Too Many Hospitals Perform Heart Surgery Says Report
A Circulation article by the Inter-Society Commission group argues most hospitals lack sufficient open heart surgery cases to meet professional standards and offset high costs. It cites a 1969 survey showing only 15 of 360 hospitals performed the required caseload.
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New York
Inter-Society Commission For Heart Disease Resources
Journal
The
American Heart Association
Commission
Two Anaconda Residents Die In Separate Montana Crashes
Funeral services are set for Roland Knadler 23 and Bernard Sonny Ryan 28, Anaconda natives killed in weekend crashes in Montana. Knadler died after his eastbound car hit a parked logging truck near Belgrade at 2:40 a.m. Ryan died from injuries after a motorcycle accident near Twin Bridges. Ryan was born in Anaconda on April 1 1943 and was a Steelworkers Union member. Services for Ryan are scheduled Tuesday in Anaconda with a Mass of the Resurrection in St Peter Church.
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Montana
Roland R. Knadler
Bozeman
Belgrade
Knadler
Anaconda
Frank W. Knadler
Helen Clenney
Dahl Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Bernard W
Sonny’’ Ryan
Opperonly
Twin Bridges
St. Peter Church
Mt. Olivet
Finnegan Co. Funeral Home
Ryan
Sheridan
Butte
Opportunity
The
Steelworkers Union
Mike
Tammy
Michael Ryan
Gerald Wendt
Youth age voters threaten incumbents in 1972 races
In a New York Times analysis, 25 million 18 to 24 year olds could shift the balance in Congress next year. In 31 of 33 Senate contests the youth electorate exceeds incumbents' last margins. 70 percent of 388 House districts show youth majorities over current incumbents. If turnout rises, many states will feel new pressure on incumbents and challengers. projections suggest roughly half will vote, with two-thirds favoring Democrats, threatening Republican senators such as Stevens, Jordan, and Pearson with larger potential youth votes.
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New York Times
Washington
Congress
Arkansas
Georgia
New
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Bradham Ben
Robert Lipsyte
Giants- Packers
Terry Bradshaw
Helena Hunter
Cimes
Butte Weather
Mr. Williams
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Idaho
Len B. Jordan
James B. Pearson
Kansas
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