Israel says all at fault in Libyan airliner crash
Israel released the flight recorder findings saying all parties shared fault and urged international probe. Defense Minister Dayan cited misinterpretation by Libyan airline Cairo control and its own forces as factors. 106 of 113 aboard died as a Libyan airliner was shot down over the Suez Canal.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
Egypt
Defense
Moshe Dayan
Cairo Air Control
Mediterranean
el al
al Yom
Beirut
Muammar Kadafi
Revolutionary Command Council
Sinai Desert
Tripoli
Libyan Revolutionary Command Council
Kadafi
U S planes resume Laos bombing raids
U S forces resume limited bombing in Laos with nine B52s striking enemy positions in southern Laos near Pak Song amid ceasefire violations. Premier Souvanna Phouma says North Vietnamese troops launched major offensives. Further strikes, if any, will be small and selective.
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U.S. Pacific Command
Honolulu
Laos
Pak Song
U.S
Defense Department
United States
Former POWs speak on freedom and change after captivity
Two former prisoners of war at Fitzsimons General Hospital shared glimpses of life in captivity. Daniel Maslowski and Gary Guggenberger described how confinement shaped their views on home, freedom, and the Vietnam War. They said they signed brief statements for their captors but refused to discuss camp details. Both noted doubts about remaining in the Army and the impact of their experiences on future choices.
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Kenneth T. Walsh
Aurora
Colo
Fitzsimons General Hospital
CWO
Daniel Maslowski
Chicago
Indochina
Gary J. Guggenberger
Cold Spring
Minn
Guggenberger
Charles Ertell
Maslowski
Vietnam
Agnew defends press freedom at Minnesota convention
Vice President Spiro Agnew told the Minnesota Newspaper Association that Nixon era policy does not curtail press freedom while urging diversity of opinion. He said clashes with the press are traditional and healthy and defended dialogue between government and media over truth and objectivity amid protests outside the event.
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Spiro Agnew
Minnesota
Assn
Gerry Nelson
Minneapolis
Minn
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Agnew
Washington, D.C
Greece
Vietnam
James Reston
Created Resentment Indian Affairs official suspended for 30 days
The Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission executive director Artley Skenandore was suspended with pay for 30 days at the latest meeting amid claims of causing divisions between reservation Indians and urban Indians and alleged expense abuses. State Public Examiner Robe rt Whitaker to audit Skenandore�s books. a prior 1971 audit found $1,677.55 in unentitled overtime pay repaid. The Minnesota Chippewa Tribe urged resignation. tribal council stayed out of commission activities if he stayed.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission
George Conzemius
Artley Skenandore
Commission
Skenandore
Conzemius
Robert Whitaker
Minnesota
Indian Affairs Commission
Public Examiner's
Whitaker
Schedule of Pages for VS Market and Section Listings
Page layout notes show sections including Sports Editorial Farm Area News Comics Society and Classifieds. It lists pages VS Market 2 Sports 8 9 Editorial 4 Farm 10 Area News 5 Comics 1 Society 6 Classified 12 13. The entry serves as a contents index for the newspaper.
Hormel opens Orlando distribution plant with ribbon cutting
A new 19,000 square foot Geo. A. Hormel & Company distribution facility in Orlando Florida opened with a Saturday ribbon cutting on February 24. The plant sits in the Orlando Central Industrial Park and features a large freezer, beef cooler and provisions device for modern institutional operations serving central area restaurants and mass feeders.
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Geo. A. Hormel & Company
Orlando
Fla
Orlando Central
Twin towers handed to Austin Housing Authority
The 205 unit twin tower high rise for the elderly will be turned over at 10 a m Monday in the building’s community space. Representatives of Orville E Madsen and Son Inc and the Austin Housing Authority will participate. The $3 million turnkey project was built at contractor expense and purchased by the Authority with HUD guarantees. Occupancy will begin immediately after the transaction.
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Austin Housing and Redevelopment Authority
Orville E. Madsen and Son Inc
St. Paul
Austin Housing Authority
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Kermit Mahan
Housing Authority
Montevideo Woman Killed by Car on Minnesota 7
Stella Mary Milbeck, 59, of Montevideo, was struck and killed on Minnesota 7 Friday night. The driver was identified as Paul Maatz, 21, of Billingham, Montana. The incident lifts Minnesota’s 1973 traffic toll to 84, up from 80 a year earlier.
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Montevideo
Minn
Minnesota
Highway Patrol
Stella Mary Milbeck
Paul Maatz
Billingham
Mont
Erdahl backs abolishing SOS to merge with lieutenant governor
Minnesota Secretary of State Arlen Erdahl says his office should be abolished and combined with the lieutenant governor post now held by Rudy Perpich of the Democratic Farmer Labor party.
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ST. Paul
Communists kill 10 Vietnamese near joint commission
In Tri Ton, Mekong Delta, shells hit a conference area and a building under remodel for the International Commission of Control and Supervision. Ten Vietnamese deaths included six children and two teachers near a schoolyard by the military commission room. Six South Vietnamese soldiers and a six-year-old were killed in a separate strike. Col. J.G. Whitted, the U.S. delegate, was in the building but unharmed. The area remains insecure and out of reach for international observers. The Saigon command reported 121 cease-fire violations in the past 24 hours with 169 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed and 42 South Vietnamese killed and 6 wounded. The helicopter downing inquiry with CW02 Steven Myers continued, with questions from all sides but no disclosed substance. Five Americans were injured. one later died from burns.
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Saigon
U.S
Military Commission
Steven Myers
South Fork
Myers
Highway 13
An Loc
James L. Scroggins
Mulberry Grove
GOP minorities act as watchdogs for state government
Minnesota Senate minority leader Harold Krieger says the GOP minorities in both chambers will act as watchdogs for state government. Republicans lay groundwork for 1974 campaigns with county conventions, and Krieger accuses DFL lawmakers of betraying openness pledges from 1972 and vows to expose political hypocrisy.
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Minnesota
Krieger
Redwood County
Redwood Falls
GOP
DFL
Dflers
Nixon delivers fourth State of the Union on human resources
President Nixon speaks on domestic reform in a mid day address broadcast on national radio. The White House secured free air time, continuing a pattern of prior month broadcasts.
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Washington
Nixon
State of the Union
White House
Lettuce shipments contaminated with pesticide distributed
An FDA official disclosed four lettuce shipments contained a pesticide similar to nerve gas. Acting FDA director John Weatherwax said the Monitor 4 pesticide exceeded legal limits but the amount present was not enough to harm consumers.
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Los Angeles
Food and Drug Administration
John R. Weatherwax
FDA
Downtown football stadium support planned breakfast meeting
In Minneapolis a breakfast meeting will gather about a dozen executives from large Minneapolis and suburban firms to discuss business backing for the downtown domed stadium. The Downtown Council aims to secure commitments to provide 600000 dollars annually to guarantee underwriting costs.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Downtown Council
Used 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 for quick sale ad
Advertisement highlights demand for used cars and low-cost Herald want-ads. A mint 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 two door hardtop in excellent condition was sold after one day following an ad. The listing shows a six-time run and provides contact numbers 433-8851 and a masked xxxxxxx for buyers.
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Herald
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Dayan
Beersheba
Vientiane, Laos
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Souvanna Phouma
Reston
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Joint Military Commission
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Tri Ton
Mekong Delta
House
Senate
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