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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1971

Page

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Anaconda Zinc Plants May Shut Down in Montana

Anaconda Co may close its zinc operations in Montana including Great Falls East Helena and Anaconda calcining by mid 1972 unless profitable toll or concentrate contracts are secured. General manager Martin K Hannifan cited rising power costs and reduced competitiveness after past mine closures and toll treatment. The announcement followed a Montana Power rate hearing set to begin in Helena. See ANACONDA Page 9.

Montana Anaconda C Great Falls East Helena Anaconda Martin K. Hannifan Hannifan Montana Power Co Butte Lexington Anselmo Alice Pit Badger Block

Pro Football Scores Across The League Week Eight

NFL results show San Francisco defeating New Orleans 38 20 while Washington beat the Giants 30 3. Dallas routed Philadelphia 42 7 and Miami edged Buffalo 29 14. Detroit topped New England 34 7 and Baltimore beat Pittsburgh 21 13. Cincinnati fell to Kansas City 20 10 Houston won 16 13 over Cleveland. Chicago defeated Minnesota 20 17 and Green Bay upset Denver 34 13.

San Francisco New Orleans Washington N.Y. Giants Dallas Philadelphia Miami Buffalo Detroit New England Cleveland Baltimore Pittsburgh Cincinnati Kansas City Houston Chicago Minnesota Green Bay Denver

Nixon Meets Hirohito in Anchorage Amid Peace Talks

President Nixon flies to Alaska for a historic meeting with Emperor Hirohito the first time a Japanese emperor has set foot on foreign soil in 2,500 years. He also outlines at Hanford a fast flux test facility and promotes peaceful nuclear energy, saying it will lead to a liquid metal fast breeder reactor and abundant clean power. The trip follows a Portland stop and includes a reception with former Interior Secretary Walter Hickel, while Japan's stance on economic programs remains critical.

Anchorage Alaska Nixon Hirohito Japan Hanford Richland Wash Portland Ore Walter J. Hickel Nagako

Rate hearing injunction possible this morning

In Helena Montana authorities weighed an injunction attempt as the Montana Legal Services Association sought to block the Montana Power rate hearing due to higher electric and natural gas charges. The Montana Public Service Commission planned to begin hearings at 10 a.m. Monday in the Senate chamber. A Great Falls low income group backed by legal aid prepared a complaint to the Montana Supreme Court while about 200 low income residents rallied at the Capitol steps.

Helena Montana Power Co Montana Public Service Commission Montana Power Anaconda Co Ernest C. Steel Montana Legal Services Association Steel Senate State Legal Services Association Montana Larry Trotchie Oak Great Falls Montana Supreme Court Public Service Commission Trotchie J. E. Corrette Lee Metcalf D-Mont Robert Emmons Dunkle David Smith Montana Woolgrowers Association

IMF ministers seek three part path to fix world money woes

Washington AP report says nine nations back a plan to reduce gold's monetary role. Connally avoids direct answer on gold price move while Nixon's Aug 15 stance is cited. They call for currency value reform, wider margin around par, and removal of a 10 percent US import surcharge, amid a growing balance of payments deficit.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally United States International Monetary Fund Connally Nixon

Soviet protest over Britain expulsions of 105 Russian officials

The Soviet Union lodged a strong protest after Britain ordered 105 Soviet embassy and associated staff to leave. Deputy Foreign Minister Semyon Kozyrev delivered the note to Sir John Killick as Britain cited espionage, while Moscow warned of possible countermeasures if action stands.

James R. Peipert Moscow Soviet Union Britain Semyon Kozyrev John Killick Foreign Ministry Aeroflot Moscow Narodny Bank Intourist Organization

Wrecker driver burned as power line downed near Butte

A wrecker driver and a car driver were hospitalized in fair condition after a power line fell when a pole was sheared by a car about 10 miles north of Butte on Elk Park flats. The car’s driver Beatrice Pappas was injured and also listed in fair condition after surgery. Two other crashes near Butte sent three more people to hospital with injuries.

John Richards Holmes Silver Bow General Hospital Butte Elk Park Flats Beatrice Pappas Silver Bow General Park and Main Dan Ozburn Morris Keene Havre Ozburn Keene Montana Tech Terry O‘rourke St. James Community Hospital James C Jaula”’ Murphy Whitman St. James Community Boulder Boulder River

Montana Fish and Game Commission Doubtful on Coyote Control

The Montana Fish and Game Commission withheld its $40 000 share of a 400 000 predator control program amid questions of legality and debate over 1080 poison. Ranchers and environmentalists clash as the commission debates whether predator control is needed to protect wildlife and how the program should be run.

Game Commission Helena Montana Fish and Game Commission Commission Frank Dunkle Fish and Game Department Per Fish and Game Smith Dunkle Willis B. Jones Billings Emmons Kalispell Nixon Jones Department Lester Russoff Montana Wildlife Federation

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