McCarthy Denies Bid For 6th District Seat
Former Sen Eugene J McCarthy says in a telephone interview he is not running as an independent for Minnesota's 6th District. He remains undecided about pursuing the DFL nomination for the seat vacated by Rep John Zwach.
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Mayor Cohen orders review of housing staff suspensions
In St Paul Minnesota Mayor Lawrence Cohen announced a review into the suspensions of three Minnesota Housing and Urban Development staff members. He directed an internal inquiry to determine the facts and appropriate steps.
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Governors to reserve million for regional transport tourism
Governors of Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan agreed to earmark at least 1 million to promote bus and train travel to northern areas hit by fuel shortages. The Upper Great Lakes Commission ordered staff to draft plans and coordinate with Minnesota Michigan and federal officials to support winter tourism and regional energy policy.
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Phony fertilizer substitutes sold in Minnesota
Minnesota officials warn of cheap fertilizer substitutes sold by transient salesmen. Leo Lehn, state fertilizer inspector, cites products claiming 18 percent calcium phosphate but testing at 2 percent, and a supposed humus replacer that was just dirt.
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Fraser honored for human rights work in House panel
The Washington area chapter of the United Nations Association cited Rep. Donald M. Fraser D-Minn for his advocacy of human rights as chairman of the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee on International Organizations.
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Move to bar US credit loans to Russia faces House vote
Washington AP report notes despite Nixon administration opposition, the House is likely to pass a measure to bar credit loans to Russia. The article cites political debate and potential impacts on foreign policy and economic aid. Jim Adams reports from Washington.
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Extended Forecast and Soviet Emigration Policy Debate
The forecast shows Minnesota from Thursday through Saturday with partly cloudy skies and increasing cloudiness, occasional snow possible Friday and Saturday, and temperatures with highs 16 to 28 and lows near zero to 15. In Washington, debate centers on restricting U.S. credit loans for Soviet trade unless Moscow expands emigration rights, with Congress split over tying aid to freer emigration amid broader trade policy under President Nixon.
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Canada Meets Most Power Needs From Water Sources
Seventy one percent of Canada’s power requirements are fulfilled by hydroelectric generation, highlighting water power as the nation's main energy source.
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