Meat squeeze puts bite on Fido's food
Chicago reports rising pet food prices as meat by-products grow scarcer. Rival Pet Foods VP John McAnelly notes industry concern over beef shortages shrinking livers and other innards used in dog and cat foods. Soybean supplements appear in some products as prices soar. Fish meal shortages and broadened protein sources compound a complex supply chain.
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John McAnelly
Pet Foods
McAnelly
Peru
Bureau of Fido
Panel urges sale of forests amid timber policy debate
A presidential panel urged allowing substantial timbering in national forests to boost supply. President Nixon endorsed raising timber sales while avoiding exact harvest figures, noting the need for bold management and capital investment. The group studied all 754 million acres as the Forest Service targets 11.8 billion board feet for the current year.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Marion Clawson
Brock Evans
Sierra Clubs
The
Forest Service
Japan
White House
Skylab 2 readies splashdown and return
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Jack Lousma and Owen Garriott clean up pack up and power down as they prepare for Tuesday splashdown in the Pacific Ocean after a 59 day mission. splashdown target 230 miles southwest of san diego may shift due to hurricane irene. splashdown slated for 4 20 p m m dt with hot fire undocking and service propulsion sequence to end the mission.
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Bean
Jack R. Lousma
Owen K. Garriott
Orbiting Laboratory
San Diego
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Mission Control
Garriott
Lousma
Apollo
Skylab
Hunt testifies on Watergate sprawl and Colson link
E. Howard Hunt told Senate investigators he had mentioned seamy White House chores in a post- Watergate expense request but denied blackmail. He recalled a January 1972 Colson conversation suggesting awareness of the overall intelligence plan, though he stopped short of confirming Colson knew details of the burglary.
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E. Howard Hunt
Senate
Watergate Committee
Hunt
Charles Colson
White House
Washington (Ap
Daniel Ellsberg
Charles W. Colson
Colson
Samuel Cash
G. Gordon Liddy
John N. Mitchell
Cash
Butte Weather: Variable Clouds and Showers</T: Butte Weather: Variable Clouds and Showers
Variable cloudiness and scattered showers forecast for Butte. Today’s outlook calls for a high of 58 and a low near 32 as noted on the weather map on Page 7.
Postal chief seeks rate hikes across mail classes
Postmaster General E. T. Klassen proposed a two cent rise for air mail and first class stamps and increases from 6 to 38 percent in other classes. He said the plan would yield about 2.1 billion dollars more in revenue and would be sent to the Postal Rate Commission for approval. He warned Congress may resist and taxpayers could shoulder the cost if not approved.
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Washington
E. T. Klassen
Klassen
National Press Club
Postal Rate Commission
Congress
Interior secretary warns of fuel oil allocations
U S Secretary of the Interior Rogers C B Morton told the Western Governors Conference on Monday that a White House decision on national fuel oil allocations could be set within two weeks and that he tends to favor the move.
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Gleneden Beach
Ore
White House
U.S
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Western Governors’ Conference
Energy adviser outlines oil allocation plan idea
Morton endorses a drawing account or pooled method to move oil within regional or state frames to minimize hardship. He agrees with John Love that shortages should be shared, expects Pacific Northwest steadiness, and favors coal and nuclear energy as major future sources with safety confidence.
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Morton
John Love
Pacific Northwest
Love
Goveror
Colorado
Peronist government bans Marxist guerrilla group ERP
Interim President Raul Lastiri issued a decree outlawing the People's Revolutionary Army after Juan Peron's election victory. ERP known for kidnappings and raids, crackdown signals move against leftist violence. Peron to take office October 12 with Isabel Peron as first female VP. Balbin defeated with 7.36 million votes to 2.9 million.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peronist
Juan D. Peron
People’s Revolutionary Army
Raul Lastiri
ERP
Peron
Lastiri
School bids opened for South Side kindergarten project
School District 1 opened bids for a proposed South Side kindergarten elementary school and sent them to the Building and Purchasing Committee. Bentley-O’Connell led with 593705, followed by Taylor-McDonnell at 647200, with several others in the 664400 to 698800 range. Alternate bids included Mech and electrical contractors. Viking Sprinkler and Sentry Sprinkler bids listed. A Livingston man died Monday in a crash on U S 93 when his car hit a drilling truck. Frank S. McIntyre, 25, was killed. Montana’s 1973 highway toll rose to 222.
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South Side
School Dist. 1
Board of Trustees
Bentley-O’connell
Taylor-McDonnell
Reber
General Constructors
Butte Plumbing
Walsh Engineering
Reardon Plumbing
Rebel Plumbing
Midland Electric
Missoula
Livingston
U.S. 93
Here
Frank S. McIntyre
Montana Highway Patrol
McIintyre
Montana
District to Build 30,000 Sq Ft School on Donated 13 Acres
The Model City district plans a 30,000 square foot school on 13 acres of land donated by Anaconda on the 4% Mile Vue. The facility will serve between 600 and 700 students, including kindergarteners and some elementary pupils.
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Model City and District
Anaconda
Dan Steiner
McKinley School
Sherry Choinard
Agnes Halbert
Melvin Allenbaugh
Gayle Slagg
Jean LaDoux
Harrison School
Tom Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Nixon lawyers stand ground in Tape dispute
White House lawyers urge U.S. District Court to reject Senate Watergate committee request for Nixon tapes. They argue only impeachment action can address the President and urge the court to decline forcing release of recordings and conversations tied to Watergate. The case parallels the Cox probe and ongoing appeals.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Senate Committee
Archibald Cox
Sirica
Cox
U.S. Court of Appeals
Montana wild rivers plan sparks rancher opposition
The Montana legislature's select committee on wild rivers schedules a Oct 12 Livingston hearing to explore a network of wild and scenic rivers and draft a 1974 bill. Rancher groups led by Park County oppose strict controls. Rep Warfield vows to testify against any such bill citing subdivision and flood plain rules.
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Helena
Sstate
Livingston
Montana
Select Committee
Bill Warfield
R Livingston
Yellowstone River
Warfield
Park County
Policeman Aids Women to Escape in Ohio
Two female inmates Eva Boykin and Angela White escaped from a Columbus Workhouse after stealing a locker key, entering a recreation area, and sealing a fence. They told a highway patrolman they had been raped, claiming a ride. the officer found their clothes missing when returning to his cruiser. Police sought them Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Eva Boykin
Angela White
Ohio Highway
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Chicago
Clawson
Butte Weather
Peronists Outlaw Marxist Group
Isabel
Latin America
Ricardo Balbin
Radical Civic Union
Balbin
Toljan Electric
Hiam Electronics
Viking Sprinkler Co
Sentry Automatic Sprinkler Co
Grinnell
Wild Rivers
Gary Langley Standard State Bureau
H. P. Jockers
Jockers
Livington
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