U.N. loses bid for global terrorism action
The General Assembly legal committee approved a resolution limiting U.N. action on terrorism to studying its causes for the coming year. The plan was backed by Algeria, Zambia and 14 others, while the United States and allies abandoned their treaty drive.
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Minnesota council receives $27 533 grant for RSVP program
The Southwestern Minnesota Opportunity Council of Worthington has been awarded a $27 533 grant from ACTION to operate the Retired Senior Volunteer Program RSVP. The grant supports programs nationwide that enlist volunteers aged 60 and older in community sponsored activities.
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Southwestern Minnesota Opportunity Council, Inc
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Action
Citizens Service Organization
United States
Trial set for Winnebago firm
MANKATO Minn AP Trial will be Jan 9 in Blue Earth County District Court over a $3 million countersuit by Minn Kota Manufactory Co of Mankato against Minnesota Electronic Technology of Winnebago MET had filed an $800000 breach of contract suit over a 1969 order for 100000 electric trolling motors to be delivered 25000 yearly Minn Kota rejected some motors as defective and canceled the contract Johnson Diversified later took over assets MET allegedly failed to produce 600 prototype motors Johnson countersuit says MET damaged its business and customer confidence by not introducing its new motor line.
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Study finds no link between tax image and business expansion
Minnesota Tax Study Commission reports no clear relationship between business views of taxes and expansion plans. 900 firms responded with 89 percent calling Minnesota taxes heavy, yet one third expect moderate and another third more than 10 percent employment growth in five years. The panel urges tax and incentive reforms and a property tax credit for low income families while preserving Green Acres and other protections.
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Minnesota Supreme Court to hear tax credits appeal
The Minnesota Supreme Court schedules a 10 a.m. Thursday hearing on challenges to the 1971 private school tax credit law. Ramsey District Court Judge J. Jerome Plunkett upheld the law in July and denied a new trial in September. The Minnesota Civil Liberties Union and Minnesota Coordinating Committee for Public Education oppose the measure. Morse pleaded innocent last week and will face trial January 22.
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Moe Campaign Charges Arrignment Delayed In Ramsey Court
State Rep. Donald Moe and opponent Edward Morse face indictments for unfair campaign practices. The arraignment was pushed to next Monday in Ramsey District Court at the request of Moe’s attorney, Moe has not entered a plea.
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Edward Morse
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Humphrey Urges Nixon To Lead Civil Rights Progress
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged President Nixon to seize the initiative and take responsibility for civil rights progress in the United States. He spoke at the Lyndon B. Johnson civil rights symposium, saying Nixon’s trips to China and Russia and wage price controls show his potential to act on civil rights.
Snuggle inside this cozy cape pattern sale
A vintage ad by Laura Wheeler promotes a multicolor cape pattern 616 for Misses sizes 8-16 with border accents. The note lists 75 cents per pattern, 25 cents extra for air mail handling, and instructs sending name, address, and payment to Laura Wheeler at the Austin Daily Herald Needlecraft Dept. in New York. The page also advertises several craft books with prices, including Instant Money Book and Crochet and Macrame titles.
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One in seven admitted to U Law School this fall
An official from the University of Minnesota Law School says about 1,776 applications were received for 250 openings this fall. Assistant Law Dean Patricia Lydon notes demand has leveled but may not diminish. She cites 120,000 test takers vying for 3,600 law school spaces nationwide. William Mitchell College of Law expects 300 first-year admits from 1,200 applicants.
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Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minnesota Law School
Asst. Law
Patricia Lydon
Lydon
Douglas Heidenreich
William Mitchell College of Law
St. Paul
Duluth Transit Authority and workers schedule second talks
A second joint bargaining session is set for 9 a.m. Wednesday between the Duluth Transit Authority and the 19 striking bus drivers and mechanics. No progress was reported after an eight hour session Monday as the city remains without public bus service since the Teamsters Local 346 strike began December 1. The union rejected a 14 cent hourly raise and reportedly seeks 30 cents including fringe benefits.
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Duluth Transit Authority
Teamsters Local 346
Split-second dressing for weekends in smart yoked dress
Ad promotes Misses' sewing pattern 4515 for sizes 8 to 18 with bust 34, using 2 60 inch yards. Air Mail 25 cents extra. Includes catalog offer and sewing books. Pattern department contact in New York with name and address to order.
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Austin Daily Herald
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Reserve Mining agrees to cut air pollution at Silver Bay plant
Reserve Mining Co agrees to reduce air pollution by at least 8 percent over two years at its Silver Bay Minnesota taconite plant. The deal with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency costs at least 3 million dollars and aims to eliminate 8 percent by April 1975 then reach 99 percent removal or seek a variance. It does not affect PCA efforts to stop discharging 67 000 tons of tailings daily into Lake Superior.
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Reserve Mining Co
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Reserve
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Teamsters head urges farm workers under NLRB
Los Angeles AP The Teamsters president Frank Fitzsimmons urged farm workers be covered by the National Labor Relations Act at the American Farm Bureau Federation convention. He argued NLRB rights would give farm workers secret ballots and freedom to choose unions, and he criticized the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee and the lettuce boycott.
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Minnesota Extended Forecast Preview
The forecast calls for occasional cloudiness Thursday and a cloudy Friday with a chance of snow in the east and south. Partly cloudy Friday with slightly higher daytime temperatures Saturday. Highs Thursday and Friday near zero to 10 degrees, 10 to 20 degrees Saturday. Lows range from 12 below to 5 below in the north and 6 below to zero in the south.
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PCA Moratorium Debate Tabled By Minnesota PCA Board
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency board postponed a six year nuclear moratorium bill debate until next month, delaying a key environmental policy fight in Minneapolis. The move extends consideration of the controversial measure and shifts schedule for a final decision.
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