Ford pledges energy rebate for farmers in Kansas address
President Ford told the Kansas Legislature he will propose an energy related tax rebate to help farmers and said the American farmer will receive the fuel he needs as long as he is president. He warned Congress details would follow in weeks while opposing gasoline rationing.
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Treasury
John B Connally
White House
Ron Nelsen
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
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Construction Dips Southeast U S economy slows
The Southeast suffers higher unemployment at 7.4 percent in December versus 7.2 nationally, with construction in Florida and growing areas shrinking more. Other notes include a Pacific Coast dock contract with no layoff clause and ongoing Machinists strike at McDonnell Douglas facilities.
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Toal
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Pacific Coast
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McDonnell Douglas
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Missouri
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President to release impounded highway funds to create jobs
President Ford will announce the freeing of about $2 billion in impounded highway funds during a Kansas Legislature address in the Midwest. Officials estimate 140,000 to 300,000 new jobs, with Senate action pending to override the deferral and speculation on broader funding for 1975.
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Atlanta
Senate
Jennings Randolph
Dw.va
Randoph
Hhis
Federal Highway Administration
Schlesinger proposes missile swap plan with USSR
Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger floated a bargaining plan in his annual defense report offering U S restraint on advanced missiles in exchange for Soviet restraint on a new family of missiles. He stressed both sides must decide how much effort to devote to their programs.
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Dhinese
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U.S
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Brendan T. Byrne
New Jersey
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Human Rights settles two landmark cases in Minnesota
The Minnesota Department of Human Rights announced settlements in two landmark cases. One involved Lella Vezina a former female bartender at the Holiday Inn of Duluth who was fired for refusing to wear a leotard costume. She received $8,000 in back wages and the uniform rule was abolished.
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Minnesota Department of Human Rights Today
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Holiday Inn
Duluth
Human Rights Department
Hayfield Schools Face Closure Challenge by Citizens Group
In Hayfield Minnesota a citizens committee plans to contest the Hayfield School Board vote 4-2 to close Waltham and Sargeant elementary schools. The move would save 40000 dollars but drop two teaching posts and require busing 64 students to Hayfield. The committee meets February 20 to chart action.
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Minn
Waltham and
Sargeant
Robert Whitaker
Citizens Committee
Vancouver CBC miscue puts week-old news on air
Viewers in Vancouver received a week-old CBC newscast after a tape mixup. Lloyd Robertson signed off the Feb 3 broadcast, but the telecast aired on Feb 10, three hours behind Toronto. CBC apologized twice for the error.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corp
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Kissinger optimistic on chances for peace gains
Secretary of State Kissinger says he is very hopeful for progress in the Middle East peace talks with Israeli Premier Rabin. The two leaders held breakfast meetings and plan a full session after Kissinger visits Cairo, with no formal proposal yet and a review of positions.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Cairo
Middle Est
Sinai
Former Pipestone officer pleads guilty to burglary charges
George Eklund a former Pipestone Police Department member pleaded guilty to burglary and misconduct while an officer. District Judge Walter Mann set April 14 for sentencing. The burglary occurred at a Pipestone implement company last November. The remainder references Kissinger talks and Middle East diplomacy.
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Pipestone
Pipestone, Minn
Pipestone Police Department
George Eklund
Walter Mann
Pipestone Implement Company
Governor seeks environmental study before Superior terminal work
Gov. Wendell Anderson asked that a comprehensive environmental impact statement be prepared prior to starting construction on a refined petroleum products terminal in Superior Wisconsin. The request was noted in St. Paul Minnesota by AP.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Superior
Wis
Schedule of Pages
Newspaper page index lists sections for classified ads legal notices market area news editorial sports society comics TV and page counts across parts. It shows sections 10 11 2 7 4 8 93 and volume layout for reader navigation.
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É Comics-Tv
Democrats Offer Counter Proposal to Ford Energy Plan
Senate Democrats study a phased gasoline tax linked to unemployment to fund energy conservation and development. The plan would raise the tax gradually as joblessness falls, funding an Energy Trust and offsetting Ford's oil import duties. Dole presses a 90 day delay on most of Ford's duties, aiming to avoid a clash in energy policy.
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Robert C. Byrd
Ford
Byrd
Robert Dole
Congress
Dole
West Virginia
Democrats
CBS Morning News
Senate Finance Committee
Simon
Houston
For Sale Chesapeake Bay Retriever AKC Registered
A man sells a six month old registered Chesapeake Bay retriever by a low-cost Herald want-ad in the miscellaneous pets section. The ad ran for one day and was scheduled to run six more days. payment is only for the times the ad is printed.
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Chesapeake Bay
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