Great Falls Tribune from Great Falls, Montana • Page 20

20 Great Falls Tribune Friday, August 5, 1966 Montana Power Must Pay Whopping Increase To Indian Owners of Kerr Hydro Property BLONDIE By Chick Young I tJ I blowo cm puv po IT" Mlf seswuatII vSJ'nL ANSWERS "6YASKIWS -t ATWO'i T0NI6WT 1 I MEAM A W09, CAM OOCSTIOMS AS I Vs mim -V? WWh) v- 1 WASHINGTON (AP) A Power Commission examiner ruled Thursday that the Mont $238,375 to $850,000 annually, on a retroactive basis to May 1, 1959. The proceeding involves payments to the confederated Salish and Kootenai tribes of the Flathead' Reservation for Montana's use of tribal lands for its Kerr Hydroelectric Project in Montana. The decision, by examiner Ames W. Williams, will a final commission order in ana Power Butte, should increase its annual payments for use ol Indian lands from 40 days unless a review is initiated. Williams' decision covers a HrN-jya hti isaasyFi 10-year period beginning May 1, 1959.

He held the company the amount. In 1964, the company paid the $233,426. The tribes carried the case to the commission. As trustee for the Indians, the Interior Department supported an upward adjustment. Williams held the tribes are entitled to 25 per cent of the net benefits of the Kerr project in return for use of their lands for half of the project site.

He accepted a determination by the commission's staff that the net benefits are $3,427,000 yearly, of which 25 per cent is $856,750. He adjusted this to $850,000 as a reasonable annual charge. The company had proposed annual charges ranging from $238,375 to the tribes proposed $1.15 million or Interior proposed and the commission staff proposed $611,250. should have to pay annually $611,625 more than it has been By Chester Gould DICK TRACY THIS LOOKS LIKE A SMALL paying, plus 4 per cent interest on the difference between the COMING r-SUP, WITH THIS FASTENED ON THE FRONT OF THAT SFACE COUPE-TLL SHOW BOVS DREAM. BRIBERV MOW- Tpuooey' new and old levels.

VOU CAN'T BE SERIOUS v- YOU WHO'S SERIOUS. LI The Kerr oroiect went into THE PLIERS. 77n commercial operation in May 1939. Th company paid a fixed fee for the first 20 years of operation. The fee was then sub ject to readjustment at 10-year intervals.

But the company and tribes were unable to agree on ft Glacier Park Staging 11th Annual Queen Competition By Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY GLACIER PARK The 11th annual Miss Glacier Park con wintertime week's vacation in Arizona include: Professor Joseph T. Bradley, Washington State University; Mrs. J. S. test will be Wednesday at Many Glacier Hotel.

Six previously- VOL) JU6T WAIT, WiLU TMEN, 6Ae6EeaM whin tm 35 fll A Jeffries, wife of the former General Manager of the Glacier Park Hotel Keith Neilson, Glacier Park superintendent; elected queens from each of the park's hotels and motor inns will vie for the title based on talent and beauty. James Lunney, superintendent Events of the day include a of Waterton Lakes Park; Dr. John Finley, Seattle surgeon, and Marian S. Erdmann, mayor of Great Falls. tea at 3 p.m., when judges will meet the contestants, a banquet at 6 p.m., the pageant at 9:30 p.m.

and the coronation ball at 11 p.m. Candidates include Donese By Al Capp LTL ABNER Baptist Church At Cascade Breaks Ground CASCADE Ground break Mayfield, 19, Lubbock, rep- ON ing exercises were held here to begin construction of the presenting Glacier Park Lodge; Kathleen D. Hostland, 21, Leth-bridge, Prince of Wales Hotel; Mary Beth Braden, 21, Bloom-ington, Lake McDonald Lodge; Mary-Eliza McDaniel, 20, Newton, Many Glacier Hotel; Mary Jo Pfister, 19, Mt. Pleasant, Swiftcur-rent Motor Inn; and Janet Bau-man. 21, Mt.

Prospect, 111., Cascade Baptist Church. A I i I HAVENT CHANGED ALL WQHT.C SO I "Ti i vqk BOSS? HAVE CHANGED CHEAJtf'Y Baptist mission has been held here for three years under the sponsorship of First Southern mm limbic? naj Rising Sun Motor Inn. Judges who will determine the winner of the grand prize of a ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE lNl61VclinSW1 IsTuTTTtT By Bob Weber MOOSE EITHER RENTED OR PURCHASED YOU RUB IT ON HIS Baptist Church in Great Falls. The mission pastor, Rev. E.

P. Carter, was in charge of the service. Participating was Mrs. Clara Dugard. the only resident member of the mission, who was a patient at a Great Falls hospital, but who received permission from her doctor to turn the first shovel full of dirt for the occasion.

Stewart Moore, a local banker, and Cliff Cobb, contractor, also participated. The lot and funds for the building are being provided by Baptists from Mississippi, North Carolina and elsewhere. TIREDACHING MUSCLES A -iow about some I LINIMENT FOR VOUR FN) JsXfi AFTER HE HAS DONE A HARD DAYS WORK. "5 1 sltill ISE 7 I wl il mI FtrTTRi IIhItUnIeioIn I mm km. mm CROSSWORD PUZZLE I III Edited by MARGARET FARRAR ACROSS GASOLINE ALLEY By King -R 'Ljll 'yftubbs and Vyou know how think TVou could.

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