St Olaf Hospital births and obituaries noted
Vital statistics from St Olaf Hospital include a Brownsdale daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ervin Pettis on December 27 and a North Mankato daughter born to Mr and Mrs Brian Wesley. Obituaries note J Merritt Lee of San Rosa formerly Dexter, Haven G White of Austin, Leo McMahon of Little Falls, and services for Haven White with details and family messages from local relatives and friends.
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ST. Olaf Hospital
Ervin Pettis
Brownsdale
Austin
Brian Wesley
North Mankato
Arden Wesley
Edward Anderson
J. Merritt Lee
San Rosa
Cal
Dexter
Joyce
Vera
Velva) Kirchner
Albert
Rosa) Rabine
Nerces
California
Leo McMahon
St. Gabriel's Hospital
Little Falls
Minn
Clara
Donna Jacot
Pine City
Bernard McMahon
Vera McMahon
Cleo Reichel
Detroit
Plan ties Ray document to King murder conspiracy
A document from James Earl Ray allegedly implicates several persons in a conspiracy to kill Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The note, attached to a writ to US District Court Judge L. Clare Morton, was delivered to federal court in Nashville but its contents were not disclosed. Ray remains imprisoned for the 1968 assassination.
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Nashville, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
Nashville
WSMTV
US District Court
L. Clare Morton
Morton
Tennessee State Prison
King
Nationwide serious crime up 1 percent in nine months
The Justice Department reports a 1 percent rise in serious crime for the first nine months of the year. Violent crime up 3 percent and property crime up 1 percent. Regionally, Western states down 2 percent, Northeast steady, North Central up 2 percent, and South up 4 percent. 71 of the nation’s largest cities reported crime declines in the period.
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Washington
Justice Department
Robert H. Bork
Northeast
North Central States
South
Mason City grants aid for medical center and auditorium
Mason City receives $500000 grants for the proposed North Iowa Medical Center and a 10 seat auditorium at North Iowa Area Community College. Kinney-Lindstrom Foundation says the auditorium will be funded by private donors while the college provides the site and maintenance. The medical center plans a 75 bed general hospital to replace Memorial Hospital downtown.
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Mason City
Finley Sues Williams to Block Other Baseball Work
Oakland Athletics owner Charles C. Finley filed a federal lawsuit seeking to stop manager Dick Williams from taking a position with any other pro baseball club for the next two seasons.
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San Francisco
Oakland Athletics
Charles C. Finley
U.S
Dick Williams
Coach K Jones Frustrated by Narrow Win After Late Rally
The Associated Press reports Capital coach K C Jones grew tense as his team rallied from behind to win in a tense finish. The coach admitted the repeated close calls are testing his nerves.
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Associated Press Capital
K. C. Jones
Tigers Opener Sets Yankee Visit to Detroit for 1974 Start
The New York Yankees will help the Detroit Tigers open their 1974 season in Detroit on April 9. The game marks the Tigers home opener with the defending champions visiting for the season debut.
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Tigers
New York Yankees
Detroit
Dr Harold Hotelling Dies at 78 in Chapel Hill
Dr Harold Hotelling a retired University of North Carolina statistician and economist died Wednesday at age 78 in Chapel Hill North Carolina He helped create biometrics the application of statistics to the study of life and its measurement.
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Harold Hotelling
Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
Conservation main concern of this New York family
Conservation-minded Seymours travel with children Tryntje and Gabriel to courthouses in New York and beyond. They combine painting with preservation work and civic action, linking landmark preservation to courthouse histories and the creation of the South Street Seaport Museum.
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New York
Seymours
Seymour
Wall Street
USS
Tryntje
Gabriel
New York State
Catryna
Bar Association
South Street Seaport Museum
Oregon Trail
American Southwest
Smith College
Southwest
Herkimer
Tammany Bank
Metropolitan Opera House
Son of St. Paul officer shoots at police
Thomas McCullough, 24, son of a St. Paul policeman, took his father's gun to a bowling alley and fired at officers. He wounded a police dog and was shot in the midsection by Patrolman Donald Bulver. McCullough was listed in satisfactory condition at St. Paul Ramsey Hospital.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Thomas McCullough
Fd McCullough
St. Paul Ramsey Hospital
McCullough
Thomas Dunaski
Donald Bulver
Bulver
Bulwer
Markets recap hogs cattle and grains on December 27 1973
Auction prices show hogs mostly unchanged to mixed with barrows and gilts around 40.25 to 40.50 for 190-240 lb and sow prices steady to lower. Cattle and calves at St Paul and Chicago markets report high to average choice slaughter steers 1019 lb at 41.50 and 1075-1200 lb at 41.00 with varied weights. Sheep and lambs show active slaughter lambs up 2-3 with 9-11 lb lambs 42-43.50 for prime, feeder lambs steady. Grain futures list modest gains for corn soybeans and oats in Minneapolis and Chicago markets.
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Associated Press
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Cowboys say 5000 tickets left for NFC playoff with Vikings
The Dallas Cowboys announced on Wednesday night that 5,000 tickets remained unsold for the upcoming NFC playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings scheduled for Sunday.
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Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
Minnesota Vikings
Scuba Diving Class Starts January At YMCA
The YMCA offers a scuba diving course starting January 8 with weekly Tuesday sessions from 7 to 10 p.m. The program combines 1.5 hours of classroom work and 1 hour of pool instruction. Fees run 20 for members and 30 for non members. equipment rental is 25. Vern Davis leads. Contact Davis at 433-1601. class limited first come first served. Payment in advance.
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YMCA
Vern Davis
Davis
Minnesota Department of Manpower Services to Rename
The Minnesota Department of Manpower Services will gain the name Minnesota Department of Employment Services next week. The 1973 Legislature approved the change to better describe a broad program set for jobseekers and jobholders.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Department of Manpower Services
Minnesota Department of Employment Services
Department of Employment Security
Emmet Cushing
New York Davis Cup Team Names 1974 Squad
Tom Gorman and Erik Van Dillen were named to the 1974 Davis Cup squad as Stan Smith and Jimmy Connors were notably absent from the roster compiled by captain Dennis Ralston.
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New York
Tom Gorman
Erik van Dillen
Stan Smith
Jimmy Connors
Dennis Ralston
Northwest Earnings Jump in November Totals
Northwest Orient Airlines reports November net earnings of 5,126,532 dollars, quadruple the figure from the same month in 1972, reflecting a strong gain for the carrier.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Northwest Orient Airlines
Energy Chief McKay Named On Gov Anderson Staff
John C. McKay longtime president of Farmers Union Central Exchange retires and is appointed energy coordinator on Governor Wendell Anderson's staff in Minnesota.
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ST. Paul, Minn
John C. McKay
Farmers Union Central Exchange
Wendell Anderson
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Sth Ave
Norma
Larry
Juanita) Goodman
Zumboro Falls
Mina
Donald
Darlene) Mikkelson
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Stanley
Elaine) Rupert
Waterloo
Melvin
Gayle) Dolph
Geneva
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Ft. Lewis
Wash
Darrel White
Thompson
Iowa
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Mazeppa
Maynard White
Mapleview
Holst
Steven
Kahn and Schindler
Luecke
Galen Holst
Wilfred Krebsbach
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Austin Rt. 2
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