CENTURY-OLD ANACONDA, MONTANA, in the foothills of the wel-.<br >named Bitterroot Range of the Rocky Mountains, became an instant<br >ghost town on a crisp September morning in I98o. With little warn-<br >ing to its fifteen hundred employees, some of whose fathers and<br >grandfathers had worked for the company, the Anaconda Copper<br >Company clnsed the smelter that was as old as the town itself, and<br >its reason for existence. The smelter had processed the copper ore<br >mined in Butte, twenty-eight miles southeast, and the smelted cop-<br >per was then sent by rail to a refinery in nearby Great Falls. The<br >refinery was also closed soon afterward.<br >
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