GAO Findings Clear Governor's Office in 32 Month Probe
GAO auditors completed a 32 month review of Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson’s office finding no problem areas in the use of federal funds for staff salaries. Chief aide Thomas Kelm said the audit raised no substantive issues and he hopes the report becomes public. The investigation, prompted by Frenzel and Gross after a 1 newspaper article, covered 37 staffers with 11 funded by federal sources and noted a single postage mischarge.
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GAO
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Minnesota
H.R. Gross
Iowa
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Gross
Congress
Kelm
Upper Great Lakes
Harold Krieger
Rochester
Aubrey Dirlam
Redwood Falls
Supreme Court rules full searches valid after lawful arrest
The Supreme Court voted 6 to 3 to allow police to conduct a full search of an arrestee, overturning a lower court ruling that limited searches to pat downs. The majority held that the arrest itself justifies the search, while Justice Marshall dissented with concerns over Fourth Amendment principles.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Pat Down
District of Columbia
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William H. Rehnquist
Thurgood Marshall
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan
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Schedule of Pages Editorial 4 Sports 12-13
The page list outlines sections including Editorial on page 4, Sports on pages 12 and 13, Society on page 6, VS-Mkt on page 15, Area News on page 7, Comics on page 18, TV and Classified on pages 18 and 19. It notes page allocations and section boundaries for the issue.
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Society
1967 Mustang for sale with six cylinder engine
Used car ad offers a 1967 Mustang with a manual three speed transmission in very good condition for $550 or best offer. Contact via phone. Ad ran two days in the cars for sale section and originally planned for six days at a low cost.
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Man in Red Returns Gift to Lyle Girl
Nine year old Teresa Speer of Lyle will have a merry Christmas after her mother’s present was found today on the Herald office information desk in Austin. The finder’s identity remains unknown but Teresa will collect the gift Wednesday afternoon.
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Austin
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Bright signals in energy gloom lift hopes for 1974
An AP report notes pockets of optimism amid the energy crisis. The Petroleum Industry Research Foundation says U.S. fuel shortages may be less severe in early 1974 than government estimates, with an upper shortage around 28 million barrels daily versus a government figure of 3.5 million.
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Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, Inc
U.S
Rockefeller resigns as New York governor to pursue commissions
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller announced he will resign as governor effective next Tuesday and will not seek a fifth term. Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson will succeed him. Rockefeller said he would lead the Commission for Critical Choices for Americans and the National Commission on Water Quality and keep options open on a future presidential bid.
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N.Y
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Rockfeller
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National Commission On Water Quality
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Cary
New York State
Critical Choices Commission
Gerald R. Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Wider probe of Nixon taxes seen
Congressional review of President Nixon tax returns and deductions appears to broaden before it begins. Senator Russell Long said an audit of Nixon's returns is likely and could span a month or more with public findings. He cited the $576000 deduction for gifting presidential papers and the $117370 capital gain on San Clemente property as focal points.
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Congressional Review of
Nixon
Russell B. Long
D-La
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Long
National Archives
San Clemente
Unhappy Child Confronts Santa in Salt Lake City Picks
In Salt Lake City Utah an unhappy youngster confronts a Santa performer named Tom Chapman. The scene reflects the risks of the business where Santas can earn thousands yearly and receive many bookings.
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Tom Chapman
Salt
Lake City
Utah
Auto makers to raise prices after price controls lifted
The Cost of Living Council exempted the auto industry from wage and price restrictions, allowing Ford GM AMC and others to increase prices. Ford said new orders after today would see higher prices, with GM Chrysler and AMC expected to announce later. Dealers may see varied retail effects.
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United Auto Workers Union
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
AMC
John T. Dunlop
Lynn Townsend
Ship passengers miss Kohoutek on foggy Atlantic sail
On the Queen Elizabeth 2 a 22 day Atlantic voyage from New York saw thick clouds thwart Comet Kohoutek sightings. About 1,700 passengers watched for the comet while a large group attended Dowling College astronomy lectures. the discoverer Lubos Kohoutek did not appear due to seasickness.
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Kohoutek
Atlantic
New York
Threats on Kissinger’s Life Reported in Europe
Reports from Brussels say U.S. officials received threats on Secretary of State Henry Kissinger during his Europe and Middle East trip. Details were not released, but similar threats accompanied prior journeys to the region.
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Brussels
Belgium
U.S
Contir
Hen Kissinger
Europe
Middle East
Claymonth
Violent Tank Clash Reported on Golan Heights Front
The Syrian claim a two hour battle in the Golan Heights northern sector left Israeli casualties reported as 12 to 15 dead. Syria allegedly suffered no losses while engineering equipment was destroyed. In a separate note Secretary Earl L. Butz said there is no potential food shortage for American consumers and that farmers will meet demand at fair prices.
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Syri
Israel
Syria
U.S
Nashville, Tenn
Earl L. Butz
Frazee Woman Killed in Snowplow Crash
Frazee Minnesota Lena Schwartzrock 64 died from injuries after a car collided with a Minnesota Highway Department snowplow on Minnesota 87 eight miles east of Frazee. Her husband Ernest Schwartzrock is hospitalized in Fargo North Dakota. The Minnesota road toll for 1973 rose to 947.
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Frazee
Minn
Lena Schwartzrock
Minnesota
Freighter Marathonian Nearing Departure From Duluth
The Liberian freighter Marathonian, undergoing boiler repairs, is set for inspection and a possible grain cargo load at Duluth Harbor. If loaded and sailing by this weekend, it will have five days to reach the Welland Locks in the St. Lawrence River before winter closure on December 20.
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Duluth Superior
Welland
St. Lawrence River
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