Nixon calls on nation to let courts decide Watergate guilt
President Nixon urged Americans to let the courts determine guilt in Watergate. He accepted responsibility for aides actions, defended not turning over tapes, and urged moving on to urgent national business while pledging to uphold presidential confidentiality and integrity.
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Nixon
Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
America
Barry Goldwater
R.ariz
Goldwater
George Bush
Republican National Committee
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Freeze on oil price may be extended
Washington AP reports Phase 4 oil industry regulations are not ready and the oil price freeze could be extended a second time. Cost of Living Council sources say the freeze remains in effect for petroleum until August 19 as regulations are completed.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Lea College Closes After Seven Years in Albert Lea
Albert Lea College ends operations after seven years. Enrollment fell from 928 in 1970 to 52 in the senior class last spring. The school closes with about 1.7 million dollars in debt, including 183000 in unpaid faculty salaries and benefits.
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Albert Lea, Minn
Albert Lea College
Parson
Fairfield
Iowa
Weather forecast with mild low and warm Friday highs
Lows tonight in the lower 60s and highs Friday in the lower and mid 80s. A 20 percent chance of precipitation today.
Lebanese jet diverted to Lod by Israeli planes
A Middle East Airlines Boeing 707 en route from Libya to Lebanon was diverted to Lod International Airport under escort of two Israeli fighters. About 110 passengers were aboard. it was unclear if hijacking or forced landing occurred. No traffic at Beirut airport during the diversion.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lod
Middle East
Libya
Lebanon
Beirut
Cyprus
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Front
Schedule of Pages VS Market 2 Area News
The page list shows the day's edition sections with Page 2 Area News and Page 8 Editorial Page 4 Sports 10 11 Society 6 7 Comics 13 and Classified 14 15 indicating where each content type appears in the newspaper. It outlines where readers can find news editorials sports society items comics and class ads across the paper.
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Mkt
Society
Help Wanted Ad Promises Full Time Plant Man Position
Classified notice says good jobs in the Herald help wanted section with a full time route and plant man role, 40 hour week, apply in person at the listed address. The ad ran for one day instead of three and invites quick action with a phone number to call.
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Help Wanted
Herald
Baby receives mother’s kidney in historic transplant
In Minneapolis a 13 month old boy from Chaska received an adult kidney from his mother at the University of Minnesota Hospitals in a five hour operation. Medicare will cover most costs under a new provision allowing kidney transplants for all ages. The mother, Sherry Amrhein, donated a kidney to Brandon Amrhein who was born with underdeveloped kidneys. The surgery marks a medical milestone as Brandon becomes the youngest transplant recipient and beneficiary under the amended Medicare Act.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Brandon Amrhein
Chaska
Sherry Amrhein
University of Minnesota
John
Najarian
Brandon
Medicare
Brandon's
Amrhein
Jerry
Arnhei
Minn
Land-use rules to curb development face court tests
A consultants report for the President's Council on Environmental Quality says local, state, and federal governments have broad constitutional powers to restrict land use for environmental protection though many resist. It foresees long court battles over wilderness, seacoast, and other zones, while urging broader planning beyond traditional zoning to preserve open space, despite Fifth Amendment takings concerns. The report notes evolving judicial tolerance for well thought out regional restrictions and highlights California and New York actions advancing land-use controls.
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Washington
President's Council On Environmental Quality
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr
Chicago
Council On Environmental Quality
Russell Train
California
Pacific Coast
New York
Adirondack Park
Mower County weighs Law Enforcement Center plans
The Mower County Board and city leaders review preliminary Law Enforcement Center proposals with architect Fred Fleischmann. Costs cited range 350000 to 380000 dollars and include a north wall addition to the courthouse, a basement complex, and a rejected pistol range and morgue.
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Mower County
Dispatch and Records
Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
Zumbro Valley
Rochester
General Revenue Fund
Zumbro Valley Center
Man Rescued From Fire At Stardust Apartments
Two Austin firefighters pulled a man from a smoke filled second floor apartment early at Stardust Apartments Austin Rt. 4 Ward Halvorson 25 a Hormel employee was overcome by smoke and could not escape or open a window Owner David Ellingson helped Andrea? No Kenneth Rensink occupant of the other unit was uninjured Halvorson was treated for smoke inhalation and a minor burn and released The fire occurred in Apt 4B and originated in a bedroom Smoke damage affected the entire building under investigation by the Austin Fire Dept at 4 19 a m Stardust Apartments are owned by Ellingson and Bernie Jacobson
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Austin
Stardust Apartments
Austin Rt. 4
Ward Halvorson
Hormel
Robert Loewen
John Bridgeman
David Ellingson
Halvorson
St. Olaf Hospital
Ellingson
The
Herald
Kenneth Rensink
Austin Fire Dept
Rensink
Stardust
Bernie Jacobson
Arctic Enterprises to discontinue Omaha division
Arctic Enterprises Inc of Thief River Falls announced the plan to discontinue the General Leisure Products Division at Omaha Nebraska due to failure to attract new customers and ongoing operating losses. About 95 percent of the division business was lawn mowers and Arctic will liquidate inventories while transferring production of larger mowers to other plants.
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Thief River Falls, Minn
Arctic Enterprises, Inc
Thief River Falls
General Leisure Products
Omaha
Neb
Arctic
Wheat allotment set at 55 million acres for 1974 harvest
Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz announced a 1974 wheat allotment of 55 million acres, aiming to meet export and domestic demand. Officials expect farmers to exceed the allotment amid record high prices, potentially reaching 60 million acres. The plan supports payments under the Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act taking effect in 1974, targeting about 1.78 billion bushels. A Minnesota legislative delegation led by Lt. Gov. Rudy Perpich visited Washington to inspect office facilities with tentative plans for a new St. Paul state capitol building.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
Minnesota
Rudy Perpich
St. Paul
Perpich
House
Martin Labe
Minneapolis
Irv Anderson
International Falls
Thomas Newscome
White Bear Lake
Patrick Flahven
Senate
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Hawaii
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Ramsey County
Kermit Headman
Sheriff's Boys
Lea College
Lea
Fred Glassburner
Archie Teigen
Teigen
James Dailey
Mankato
Glassburner
Norma
Sherry Armhein
Law Enforcement Center
Arctic Enterprises
Omaha Divison
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