Nixon attorney argues tapes may set precedent on presidential secrecy
Charles Alan Wright told U S District Judge Sirica that a court order to release White House tape recordings could trigger broad demands for confidential presidential records. Special prosecutor Cox rebutted as Wright warned courts may not overrule presidential secrecy in Watergate.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Charles Alan Wright
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Wright
Supreme Court
Sirica
Cox
Wild Rice Harvest Set to Open Friday in Minnesota
Minnesota wild rice harvesting season will start Friday per the Department of Natural Resources. Except for Indians harvesting within certain reservations, harvesters must hold a $4 state license.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Department of Natural Resources
Bauman Wins Maryland Special Election Amid Watergate Echoes
In Maryland's 1st District, Republican Robert E. Bauman defeated Democrat Frederick C. Markus 26 941 to 25 581 in a tight special congressional race. Bauman credited Watergate as not the decisive issue and cited support from V P Spiro Agnew as aiding his win. Markus blamed being outspent as the main reason for the loss.
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Maryland
Bauman
Fred Markus
Easton, Md
Robert E. Bauman
Frederick C. Markus
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
George Bush
Washington
Republican Party
Markus
Nixon conspirator sought by wife in New Mexico search
Judy Gaudet, wife of Edwin M. Gaudet, seeks her husband in the Taos County mountains after a federal warrant accuses him of threatening President Nixon on August 15. Gaudet fled a Morning Star commune, exchanged gunfire with agents, and remains at large as authorities pursue peaceful surrender.
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Arroyo Hondo
Nixon
New Orleans
Edwin M. Gaudet
New Mexico
Judy Gaudet
Gaudet
Secret Service
Morning Star
John Paul Jones
Taos County
Arthur Trujillo
Michael Duncan
John Ramming
Duncan
Ramming
Former Minneapolis Moline workers press for pension protections
Retired employees told Minnesota House committees that state action is needed to guarantee promised pension benefits after White Motor Co. closed the Lake Street plant and terminated the Minneapolis Moline plan. About 700 retirees saw monthly checks slashed from roughly 386 to 83, with assets at 3.4 million and obligations over 20 million.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis-Moline
Minnesota
Minnesota House
White Motor Co
Lake St
Victor Griep
Griep
John K. Becker
Becker
Clifford Neutgens
AT and T to hold first regional stockholders meeting
American Telephone and Telegraph will convene its annual stockholders meeting in Minneapolis on April 17 1974. Northwestern Bell announced the event noting it is the first in the five state service area including Minnesota the Dakotas Iowa and Nebraska with headquarters in Omaha. Northwestern Bell is part of 24 Bell operating companies.
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Minneapolis, Minn
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Minneapolis
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
Northwestern Bell
Bell
Auto workers strike stalls talks with Austin dealers
No progress in the four day old strike by United Auto Workers Local 867. No meetings have been held since the strike began Thursday Aug. 16 with Austin car dealers. Local 867 business agent Terry Lahann says workers are ready to meet at the dealers' request.
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United Auto Workers Local 867
Austin Dealers Assn
Terry Lahan
Austin Car Dealers
Lahann
Warrant in slayings to be served today
A warrant was being served today stemming from grand jury indictments in the slaying of a Rochester woman Lana Torgersen her two children and a babysitter Rebecca Rathbun. Indictments were returned Tuesday evening with details not released until Wednesday afternoon.
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Rochester
Minn
John Rice
Rice
Olmsted County
C. Russell Olson
Lana Torgersen
Rebecca Rathbun
David Torgersen
Grand Rapids
Mich
Minnesota
Stillwater State Prison
School Board Pushes Flat Fee for Arena Use
Austin School Board urged City Council to adopt a flat rental fee for arena use tied to school hockey. They proposed paying $400 per day for practice and 10 home games, with a joint committee to set terms and guaranteed tickets sales handled by the school.
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Herald City
Austin
Rev
G. C. Knutson
Hockey Assn
Knutson
William Hartman
F. L. Reiffenberger
Norman Steuner
William Deblon
Gary Nemitz
Sid Russell
Arena Advisory Committee
Rev. Knutson
Austin Public Schools
Koutson
Third Ward
Allerman
Debson
Hartman
Lowell Einhaus
Einhaus
Reding
Maiden name measure okayed by subcommittee
A Minnesota Judiciary Subcommittee on Sex Discrimination approved a bill letting women keep maiden names after marriage with four options for name use. Couples may retain their own names, take the husband’s, hyphenate, or use both and must note the chosen name on the marriage license.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Judiciary
George Perpich
Chisholm
Alec Olson
Dfl-Spicer
Georgetown Names Utz Dean Of Medical School
Dr. John P. Utz formerly of Rochester and Mayo Graduate School student has been named dean of Georgetown University Medical School in Washington D C. He is professor of medicine and head of the Division of Infectious Diseases at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond.
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Rochester, Minn
John P. Utz
Rochester
Mayo Graduate School
Georgetown University Medical School
Washington, D.C
Utz
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Mobile home ad promises quick sales in Herald section
Advertisement urges listing mobile homes for sale in the Herald want ads. A 1968 Liberty two bedroom unit in mint condition with carpet and utility shed is offered for sale, with contact numbers provided. The ad was slated to run four days but was cancelled after appearing twice.
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Herald
Liberty
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