Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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Candidates for governor spoke and that an suered questions from .1 three member questioning panel. Governor Tim BahcocJt emphasized that property taxes should be reduced to attract new industries. 29

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In a Gubernatorial Election Year, the University Hosted a Political Symposium Martin Agronsky, CHS news analyst, moderated the symposium. i UM1NE wmm Forrest Anderson said the major issue of the campaign was that recent state administrations have not done anything for the young people except education. 28

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The New University Center Was Opened in January To Serve the Students Although the new building had been completed some time before. January 6 was the day that the Center opened its doors to the campus community with formal dedication February 7 and S. There were tours. the Jubileers sang, there was a banquet. Senator Mark Hatfield, of Oregon, was an evening speaker, followed the next day by Montana's Governor Forrest Anderson. The University Center is being financed from student fees at a cost of more than four-and-one-third million dollars. It houses recreational facilities, an extensive hxxl service, the bookstore, student government offices, and supplements the University's academic program. Senator Hatfield spoke in the UC ball room as part of the opening festivities Studentt and the community listened carnally at be talked about the needs of education. 30 The Senator ant tiered i ncitioni after bit speech.