Congress rushes aid to American jobless
Congress moves quickly to pass emergency unemployment measures while blocking multibillion-dollar tax relief proposals. The Senate approved a $7.5 billion jobless aid package by 79 to 13, including $4 billion for about 530,000 public service jobs, with broader unemployment benefits set to expand.
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Israelis seize 25 guerrilla suspects in Gaza raid
Israeli security forces seized about 25 Arab guerrilla suspects in the Gaza Strip including a judge accused of leading Al Fatah terrorists. In Lebanon, aircraft gunners drove Israeli jets from Sidon and Tyre coastlines four times with no hits reported amid retaliatory exchanges.
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Jones nominees uncontested for Local P-9 fourth term
Ernest Jones is nominated to run unopposed for a fourth term as Local P-9 president, after first winning in 1972 and facing no opposition in prior re-elections. The group's regular meeting set election dates for January 2 and 3 with polls 8 am to 8 pm, while several other offices show active contests and multiple candidates for executive board and trustees roles.
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Barney) Thomsen
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Skinny) Weis
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David Buxton
Delbert Hobbs
Robert Johnson
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Merle Peterson
Carlton Thomson
Lloyd Peterson
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Buster) Smith
Robert Sullivan
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Joe) Nolan
Keith Judd
Richard Benesh
Bertie Ferguson
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Lynn Renville
Michael Ruzek
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Dick) Schaefer
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Barney) Thomson
Oil rich nations to hike revenues to raise oil price
At a Vienna conference OPEC delegates agreed in principle to raise government revenues by 38 cents a barrel with Jan 1 implementation. Iran's Jamshid Amouzegar said the move follows inflation, and prices may rise for consumers if absorbing costs isn't possible. The plan targets unitary market pricing to curb multinational profits.
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Mardian Takes Stand in Watergate Cover-Up Trial
Robert C. Mardian faced questions about his alleged role in obstructing justice during Watergate. The 51 year old Phoenix businessman testified about his involvement and prior statements, while co defendants Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman and Nix on figures loomed large in the case.
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Farm Equipment for Sale in Austin Area Ad
Want ad notes HARICO dryer 400 bushels and new 1000 gallon LP tank plus a 1963 John Deere 2010 utility with 35 loader. Phone listed. Ad ran under farmers market machinery for sale for six days.
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Saxbe Picked as U S Ambassador to India
The government approves William B. Saxbe as the next American ambassador to India, succeeding Moynihan who has served nearly two years and will return to Harvard after a February departure. Fahmy calls on Israel to freeze population growth as a peace condition in the Middle East.
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Wilderson named to U of M post
ST. PAUL AP The University of Minnesota Board of Regents named Prof. Frank B Wilderson Jr to be vice president for student affairs and Purdue University biologist Henry Koffler to be vice president for academic affairs Wilderson 43 will be the highest ranking black in the university administration when he assumes his post Jan 1 He is a professor of educational psychology and has been assistant dean of the College of Education since 1969
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Rose Creek ordered to pay $917 in accident settlement
The Minnesota Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Duane Fischer in a case against Market Ford Sales after a stolen car, taken on a test drive by a parolee, led to a collision. The ruling also noted Rose Creek must contribute $917 toward the settlement tied to an illegal liquor sale incident.
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Vernon Jordahl
Rose Creek
Minnesota Manufacturers Felt Recession in Survey
The University of Minnesota College of Business Administration reports Minnesota manufacturers have felt the national economic recession, according to a university survey.
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University of Minnesota College of Business Administration
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