Freezing Rain and Ice Warnings Hit Minnesota Holiday Travel
Freezing rain and mist create hazardous travel in southern Minnesota and nearby states. Snow and ice storms move northeast toward the Upper Mississippi Valley with heavy snow expected in Denver and parts of Kansas. Ice storm warnings cover eastern Nebraska and Iowa, with wind and glazing conditions reported in Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Denver
Colorado
Kansas
Mississippi River
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Windom
Owatonna
Highway Department
Queen Elizabeth II Puts Family In 30 MPG Minibus
In Windsor, the queen, Prince Philip and other royals rode a fuel efficient 11 seat minibus from Windsor Castle to the royal lodge for a short chapel service. A castle spokesman called it convenient and fuel saving. The text also notes a separate reference to a Western Colorado ski resort visit by a family member staying on intermediate slopes during a 10 day stay.
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Windsor
England
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Windsor Castle
Royal Lodge
Windsor Great Park
Castle
Western Colorado
Ford jokes about photographers aiming for a fall on ski trip
Vice President Gerald R. Ford arrived in Vail Colorado and, amid photographers on the slopes, joked that they were lingering to catch him falling down. He wore a blue parka and blue white warmup pants during the session.
Gov. names 12 to Region 11 Environmental Council
Gov Wendell Anderson announced eight men and four women named to the Region 11 Environmental Education Council. Appointees include Kent Hinshaw and R John Rye of St Paul, Barbara Lukermann of St Paul, and Donna J Rubens of Edina. Region 11 covers seven county Twin Cities metro area.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Region 11
Environmental Education Council
Minnesota
Kent Hinshaw
R. John Rye
Barbara Lukermann
St. Paul
Arno W. Haering
Alerie Culman
Panov Says He Won't Emigrate Without Wife
Valery Panov, former Kirov Ballet lead, says his wife Galina complained to Premier Kosygin about an offer to let him emigrate to Israel while she stays in the Soviet Union. The passport office in Leningrad told Panov he may go if Galina stays. her visa was refused because her mother opposed it. Panov, a Jew, says he will not leave without his wife.
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Moscow
Valery Panov
Alexei N. Kosygin
Panov
Israel
Kirov Balet
Galina
Kosygin
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Two Minnesota Women Shot Dead In Separate Incidents
In Virginia, Anne Olmsted 58, owner of Niv's Bar, was shot by a man who entered the tavern and spoke briefly before the killing. A suspect is jailed in St. Louis County awaiting formal charges. In Crookston Blanche Slager 58, a mother of six, was killed at home by a 20 year old man held in Polk County Jail.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Anne Olmsted
Virginia, Minn
Anthony Lucarelli
Niv
Lucarelli
St. Louis
Crookston
Minn
Gale Regan
Blanche Slager
Polk County
Regan
Ten questioned as two Rembrandt thefts unfold in Ohio
Police hold four suspects after two Rembrandt paintings are recovered and most of a $100000 ransom is found. Lt. Col. McLaughlin says charges may be filed today as details of arrests at Foster Ohio emerge. Rembrandt paintings valued at $2 million suffered minor damage in the heist.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
John McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Foster
Ohio
Here
James L. Hough
Cincinnati
Hough
No tax deduction hinders library
The Library of Congress and many state libraries and historical groups report a sharp drop in donations of official and personal papers since a 1969 tax deduction change. Officials say contributions have nearly dried up, hurting archival efforts nationwide.
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Washington
Library of Congress
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