McGovern Accuses Nixon Of Backing National Right To Work
Senator George McGovern charged President Nixon with pushing a national right to work plan during a San Francisco labor speech. He alleged Nixon would seek a national sales tax lower wage ceilings and compulsory arbitration if reelected. Demonstrators clashed with Nixon as he arrived in New York for fundraisers and tributes to immigrants, while Nixon supporters chanted four more years.
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George McGovern
Nixon
San Francisco
McGovern
New York
Ana
Breider
Statue of Liberty
New York Harbor
Mother whale dies after rescue at Far Rockaway Beach
A pygmy sperm whale rescued with a four month old calf at Far Rockaway Beach died just before dawn Tuesday. Veterinarians at the New York Aquarium in Coney Island reported the orphaned calf had a poor prognosis despite two force feedings of fish cream vitamins and minerals. The calf floated near the tank surface as a bad sign.
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New York
Far Rockaway Beach
New York Aquarium
Coney Island
Montana Tech Fall Enrollment Dips From Last Year
Two hundred or more fewer students registered for the fall term at Montana Tech, with 728 current enrollees versus 812 at the same point last year. Officials cite draft pressure easing, postwar baby boom ending, and rising college costs as factors. Registration ends October 6.
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Montana Tech
Tech
Highway Users Seek Amendment To Montana Constitution
The Montana Highway Users Federation, after Montana’s new constitution took effect, plans an amendment to bar diversion of highway funds to non highway uses. Gov’t funds, including federal aid, face potential shifts as voters previously approved anti diversion measures in 1956. State officials cited budget gaps and delayed federal dollars affecting road programs.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Highway Users Federation
Conoe
Earl Moritz
Lewistown
Federation
Highway Patrol
Moritz
Wmaker
Howard Buswell
Montana Highway Dept
Buswell
Nixon
Deer Lodge ranch poised to become a national site
Deer Lodge area landmark Kohrs Ranch Historic Site will require at least one season to inventory and two to three years to develop into a major tourist attraction. Vern Hennessay of Yellowstone Park said funds from the National Park Service totaling 2.2 million are needed before full restoration can begin. The 1850s ranch includes 13 buildings on 130 acres and faces delayed funding and continuing development.
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Deer Lodge
Grant- Kohrs Ranch
Vern Hennessay
Yellowstone Park
Chamber of Commerce
Red Lodge
National Park Service
Hennessay
Dorothy's Rooms under review as home or business in Helena
Helena officials will decide if Dorothy's Rooms in the urban renewal area qualifies as a home house or business after a published story raised past prostitution allegations. The report prompted discussion at this week's meeting.
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Helena
Mont
Dorothy
Rosner
Tod Me Stonien F. Vor Keim
Anaconda Signs Agreement on Iranian Copper Mine
The Anaconda Co. announced a venture with the Mining Co. of Kerman to develop a $400 million copper mine about 800 sheanetaes south of Teheran. The wholly Iranian government owned project aims to produce 145000 tons of blister copper annually with Anaconda supplying training and technical assistance on a fee basis during planning construction and for ten years. Anaconda personnel will be employed by the Iranian company under individual contracts.
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New York
Anaconda Co
Mining Co
Kerman
Teheran
Anaconda
Sar Cheshmeh
Bob Foster Keeps Title Amid Boisterous Rain to Snow
Weather notes report heavy snow in the mountains with a transition from rain to snow. Today’s outlook calls for 45 and 24, with a weather map appearing on Page 3.
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Bob Foster
POWs Leave Peking for Moscow on Homeward Flight
Three American POWs freed by North Vietnam left Peking for Moscow on the next leg of their air voyage home. An American antiwar delegation claimed U.S. packages to POWs contained spying devices. Hanoi and Soviet officials disputed the charge. The party's stop included Irkutsk before reaching Moscow.
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Peking
Northietnam
Moscow
Hanoi
U.S
Pentagon
Irkutsk
Pewers
U.S. Navy
Mark Gartley
Norris Charles
Air Force
Edward Elias
Gartley
Charles
Cora Weiss
Hoang Tung
Tor
Nhan Dan
Mrs. Weiss
David Dellinger
Revenue sharing may aid Montana tax cap plan
Montana officials anticipate federal revenue sharing to ease the 1975 biennium tax penalty budget. Gov. Anderson pledged no new taxes for 1974 75 and departments face no new revenue generating orders. The measure would deliver 6.8 million first year and 13.8 million for local government with funds kept in a special trust fund and subject to audits.
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Montana
Doyle B. Saxby
Department of Administration
Council of State Governments
Washington, D.C
Beartooth Pass Highway Closed By Bad Weather
The National Park Service announced the Beartooth Pass highway between Red Lodge and Cooke City Montana is closed due to bad weather. The pass at 10 940 feet links Montana towns and enters Yellowstone National Park.
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Helena
Mont
Big Sk Country
National Par Service
The
Park Service
Beartooth Pass
Red Lodge
Cooke City
Montana
Wye
Yellowstone National Park
Anaconda Sues EPA Over Alkene Smelter Plan Rules
Anaconda Co. filed in U S District Court Denver to block EPA emission limits on its Anaconda alkene smelter. It seeks a full adjudicative hearing with subpoena and cross examination, contending the sampling data were faulty and urging a higher emissions retention than proposed. The company notes a $31 million pollution control program aiming for 40 percent SO2 reduction, versus EPA’s intended 89 percent retention.
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Anaconda Co
U.S. District Court
Denver
Environmental Protection Ency
Anaconda
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
John A. Green
Region 8
Helena
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