The Censorship of Moving Pictures: An Open Question

The Censorship of Moving Pictures: An Open Questio

Eugene C. Tidball Interview, October 1, 2005

Eugene C. Tidball discusses his work as the first director of the Montana Legislative Council, which attempted to make the legislative process more modern, functional and efficient. From there, he assesses legislators who stood out to him. Tidball began working as a lawyer and sometime-lobbyist for the Anaconda Company in 1965. He describes other Anaconda lawyers, lobbyists, and key company players, as well as lobbying strategies including the use of a hospitality room). He finishes by describing some reasons for the waning power and influence of the company in the \u2770s; the sale of the company to Atlantic Richfield Co.; and the closing of the mine.https://scholarworks.umt.edu/brown/1065/thumbnail.jp