I'm trying to get in touch with any former Anaconda employees.
Not a legal thing, I just need some ARCO contact info.

What is an "Anaconda employee"

Anaconda Copper

I used to know a few. They’re long dead or working on it.

Try asking in Yerington NV.

Worked for Anaconda Wire and Cable - in 1977.
Lasted about as long as it took for me to get a check that showed how proud the AFL-CIO was

ACM- The Company

Butte? Anaconda? Tooele? Columbia Falls? Twin Buttes? Thunder Basin? Yerington? Chuquicamata? El Salvador? Miami? Darwin? Cananea?

Does flying in/out of Butte to fish the Beav in Dillon count? I used copper hooks.

My friends uncle - last name Huber - worked there. Early 90’s if I remember.

ACM- The Company

Butte? Anaconda? Tooele? Columbia Falls? Twin Buttes? Thunder Basin? Yerington? Chuquicamata? El Salvador? Miami? Darwin? Cananea?[/quotee

I am not a former employee but am familiar with Anaconda in Montana


This is a short 2 minute link to the Great Falls stack being demolished -

The Anaconda stack is still standing as far as I know - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anaconda_Smelter_Stack

drover

I just used DuckDuckGo and there’s a website for Arco Alumni.

Maybe that’ll help you.

Good luck.

Ohh I wanted to ask is fishing in the Berkeley Pit as good as is advertised?

That is a start.

Dont know about that pit, never been to Butte.

Holy crap - knowing about Chiquicamata, and spelling it correctly? Only reason I know is that my grandfather worked there, and my mother was born in Antofogasta.

Copper hooks, huh?

My biological grandparents worked there.

My six-toed friend's grandparents worked there....

Pics or it never happened.

They were originally from Idaho?

Oh Nicki you so bad!

I'm about 250mi away in Idaho but remember going to Anaconda Montana and the Berkley pit in Butte as a kid and watching the operations there but I'm too young to have worked there.

Joking about the Copper hooks - it was just a thing that everything in that town was Copper…