Calls in Webber murder trial dominate testimony
Telephone records from Joliet and Winona key to the case. Joliet business office supervisors and Northwestern Bell manager testified about 38 calls between Joliet and Winona from January 25 to August 11. Coast to Coast store owner Donald Howard is also charged with murder and conspiracy.
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Herald
Catana
Joliet, Ill
Bruce Webber
Webber
Rockdale
Shirleen Howard
Winona
Illinois Bell Telephone Business Office
Betty Clinton
Joliet
Ill
Maryanne Johnson
Rochester
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Clinton
Howard
Bruce
Steven Goldberg
Fred Hafner
Hafner
William Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Goldberg
Little
Nashville
U.S
The
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Minnesotans to Receive About Fifteen Dollar Refunds from NNG
Northern Natural Gas Co announces a rate reduction cutting the requested increase from 108 million to 63 million. Minnesota utility customers via Northern States Power and Minnegasco may get refunds but overall bills could rise due to other rate actions. NSP expects about 16 dollars annual savings for typical residential customers, even as Minnegasco files for its own increase.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northern
Omaha
Neb
Northern States Power and
Minnesota Gas Co
Minnegaso
Minnegasco
NSP
Perpich Seeks Economic Solutions During Hormel Visit
Gov. Rudy Perpich toured Austin meeting Hormel Co. executives and union leaders to discuss the meat packer’s future and the broader state economy. He urged patience as talks resume, noting optimism but few concrete advances and planning a state industry committee.
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Rudy Perpich
Austin Hormel Co
Judy Allen
Herald
Austin
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Hormel Co
Union
Hormel
I. J. Holton
Perpich
James Dahman
Minnesota Department of Economic Development
Robert Enright
Tom Nelson
Leo Reding
Holton
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Chamber of Commerce Executive Board
Industrial Development Corp
Dahman
Hormel - Union
Minnesota
Richard Schaefer
Union Hall
Schaefer
Richard Arnold
Per
Minnesota Agriculture Exchange With Cuba Inches Forward
University of Minnesota spokesman Lavern Freeh says steps have begun to establish an agriculture exchange with Cuba after his five day Cuba visit as assistant dean at the Institute of Agriculture.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Cuba
Lavern Freeh
Institute of Agriculture
FBI releases JFK files could raise more questions about case
The FBI released 40 001 pages on the Kennedy assassination including teletype traffic and citizen tips. A second 40 000 pages will follow next month with all bureau papers. some material is redacted. The Warren Commission ruled Oswald acted alone, but conspiracies persist and may be clarified by public access to these files.
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FBI
Jfk
Washington
John F. Kennedy
FBI Today
Dallas
J. Edgar Hoover
Associated Press
Justice Department
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Pearl Harbor Day Observances Mark 36th Anniversary
At dawn ceremonies aboard the USS Arizona Memorial in Honolulu veterans and civic groups mark the 36th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack. A one minute halt to work and a moment of silence followed the shipyard whistle at 7 55 a m as wreaths were placed on the waters above the sunken battleship.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Oereas
U.S. Pacific Fleet
United States
Garage Sale Ad Sells Various Items Quickly
A Herald want ad promotes a garage sale with a fold down camper tyres clothing lamps an antique rocker and miscellaneous items. Timing shows 9 a.m to 7 p.m and notes it ran under rummage sale for four days and was scheduled to run six days.
Non-union coal mines close as UMW strike widens
Non-union mines shut in Ohio Maryland and Kentucky as UMW strike expands. UMW President Arnold Miller launched the walkout at 12 01 a m after 60 days of failed talks with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association. The union seeks restored health benefits a limited right to strike over local grievances and a wage increase from 60 to 114 36 per day over three years.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arnold Miller
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Ohio
Maryland
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
BCOA
Kentuck
Tommy Gaston
Orie Hunt
Pike County
Robert Carter
Third World Reds to veto Amin plan
In the United Nations the Third World Communist majority is expected to block a Scandinavian resolution condemning Ugandan dictator Idi Amin for human rights abuses. Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden filed the resolution in the General Assembly Social Committee, urging investigation and African Unity action while Western nations support action.
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United Nations
Idi Amin
General Assembly
Milton Obote
Third World Communist Alliance
U.N. Human Rights Commission
Uganda
Denmark
Finland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
John Graham
United States
Amin
Egypt closes Soviet consulates and four East European centers
Cairo reports Egypt orders the closure of Soviet consulates in Alexandria Port Said and Aswan plus the cultural centers of the Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland and East Germany over charges they aided opposition to President Sadat's peace plan. King Hussein tours Damascus as Arab leaders seek to mend rifts with Sadat.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Mamdouh Salem
People’s Assembly
Anwar Sadat
Tripoli
Libya
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Poland
East Germany
Sadat
Hussein
Jordan
Damascus
Syria
Hafez Assad
Amman
Saudi Arabia
Salem
Hungary
Alexandria
Port Said
Aswan
New York Times
Flora Lewis
Geneva
GAO criticizes federal tax withholding for overpayment
The General Accounting Office reports nine of ten workers face too much withholding. It notes low income earners are hardest hit while refunds arrive late, denying use of funds for over a year. It calls for better matching of withholding to tax liability and options like quicker refunds and simplified codes.
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General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress’ Investigative Agency
Treasury Department
Congress
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