Montana Dept. of Natural Resources and Conservation records, 1986-.

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Montana Dept. of Natural Resources and Conservation records, 1986-.

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These Department of Natural Resources and Conservation records consist of materials (April 1986) from the dedication of the Lee Metcalf building including invitations, brochures, correspondence, and a speech by Gordon Bennett. This record series consists of a subject file containing copies of a speech by Judge Gordon R. Bennett reminiscing about Senator Metcalf; and letters from Gordon Holte, Chairman of the Board of Natural Resources and Conservation, Senators Max Baucus and John Melcher, and Representatives Pat Williams and Ron Marlenee, and others. Also included are invitations and programs, news releases, and other miscellany.

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Bennett, Gordon, 1922-

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Montana. Dept. of Natural Resources and Conservation.

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The Lee Metcalf Natural Resources and Conservation Building, located in the capital complex in Helena, Montana, was dedicated on April 11, 1986. The structure was built to house the various divisions of the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation. Designed to conserve energy through its siting, insulation, and passive solar design, the building was dedicated to the late Senator Lee Metcalf as a tribute to his efforts on behalf of the preservation of Montana's natural resources. ...

Metcalf, Lee, 1911-1978

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Lee Metcalf was born in 1911 in Stevensville, Montana. He attended Montana State University for one year and transferred to Stanford University where he majored in history and economics. He graduated from Montana State University law school in 1936 and entered private practice. He was elected representative to the 25th Montana Legislative Assembly from Ravalli County in the same year. In 1937 Metcalf resigned from the legislature to accept appointment as a Montana assistant attorney...