Pact progress at international Vietnam talks in Paris
United States and North Vietnam report broad agreement on terms of a peace declaration at a 13 nation Vietnam conference in Paris. Differences remain on U N role and regional issues as ministers push for a simple mechanism to monitor cease fire, with Friday as closing date.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Robert J. McCloskey
U.S
Hanoi
U.N
Laos
Cambodia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kurt Waldheim
Waldheim
World Organization
Our Pndeens
William P. Rogers
Nguyen Thi Binh
Canada
Mitchell Sharp
Andrei Gromyko
Alec Douglas- Home
North
South Vietnam
Rogers
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Sharp
China
Sateen
Gromyko
Britain
France
Soviet Union
International Supervisory Commission
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
Food prices jump after devaluation in first post effect week
The New York Times reports wholesale prices of many food commodities rose sharply in the week after the dollar devaluation. A Washington dispatch notes increases from Feb 15 to 23, with broilers up 10 percent, pork bellies 8.5 percent, whole hogs 4.4 percent, cattle carcasses 2.3 percent, wheat 12.1 percent, flour 6.5 percent, linked to higher export demand.
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New York
The
New York Times
Washington
the Times
Agriculture Department
Times
Mondale warns cuts will devastate Minnesota social services
Senator Walter Mondale said the administration's plan to cut state social service funding could cost Minnesota $20 million to $22 million and harm over 18,500 adults and children who rely on programs such as day care elder aid and mental retardation services each month.
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Washington (Ap
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Mondale
Minnesota
Supreme Court desegregates suburban swimming club
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a Washington area private swimming club must desegregate after giving nearby residents membership preference. The Wheaton Haven Recreation Association was previously allowed to bar Negro members by a lower court, but the high court reversed, saying geographic residency ties add race-based restrictions to membership. The pool lies in Montgomery County near Silver Spring, Maryland, with a policy favoring residents within a three quarter mile radius.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
Wheaton-Haven Recreation Association
Harry Blackmun
Montgomery County
Silver Spring
Legislative costs rise 70 per cent in two years
In Minnesota the Senate spent more, while the House rose modestly, pushing legislature operating costs up over 70 percent from two years prior. State Auditor Rolland F. Hatfield reported $720,971 spent in January this year versus $421,918 in January 1971.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Senate
House
Minnesota
Rolland F. Hatfield
Abortion Ruling Stands Higher Court Denies Rehearing
The Supreme Court refused to rehear challenges to abortion restrictions, effectively upholding the 7 2 decision that states may not block abortions in licensed facilities before viability and directing lower courts to apply the ruling to nine states. The action clears lower court nullifications in several states and signals no quick shift in the Court’s stance on unborn rights and fetal viability.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Georgia
Massachusetts
Ohio
New Mexico
High Court
Atty
John L. Hill
Arthur K. Bolton
Connecticut
Illinois
Robert M. Byrn
Fordham University
New
York
Burn
New York City
North Carolina
Arthur Jones
Charlotte
U S orders POW release amid Vietnam talks
SAIGON AP The United States urged North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to release all prisoners immediately, as Hanoi suspended POW releases pending full cease fire compliance. It noted 163 Americans freed so far with 422 still held across Vietnam Laos and Cambodia.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Bui Tin
Joint Military Commission
Hanoi
North
Laos
Vietnam
Paris
Foreign Ministers’ Conference
William P. Rogers
Eereak” Gergartoes
Committee to rule on food dating bill
A Minnesota Senate committee is set to vote next Monday night on a proposal requiring open dating of perishable foods. The Health Welfare and Corrections Committee held an earlier inconclusive meeting and announced a 7 p.m. hearing for the final decision.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Senate
Senate Health, Welfare and Corrections Committee
YMCA Feasibility Study Aims April 1 Expansion
Austin YMCA plans an expansion after president Robert Wells outlined a feasibility survey to begin April 1 in Austin conducted by Ward Dreshman and Reinhard. A 15 member committee led by Ed Bork identified space needs including more locker rooms with 60 current lockers and greater program space as key goals.
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Austin Ymca
Robert Wells
Austin
Ward, Dreshman and Reinhard
Wells
Ed Bork
Upper Midwest
YMCA
Frank Brown
YMCA Plans Four-Wall Courts and Track at Kanaranzi Minn
Wells describes expansion options for the Kanaranzi YMCA including four wall courts for handball paddleball and racketball plus a running track. A survey shows handball popular among adults 20 to 59, with swimming second. memberships rose after expansion. Estimated cost about 400000 for locker rooms and four-wall courts. gym is a third option. Decisions hinge on survey results expected by May.
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Wells
YMCA
May
Economic indicators rise 1.2 percent in January
Washington reports leading economic indicators up 1.2 percent in January, maintaining the same pace as late 1972. Mason City plant closure by American Crystal Sugar Co ends operations dating to 1917, with about $1 million annual payroll. cited rising losses and pollution control costs as drivers.
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Washington
Mason City
Iowa
American Crystal Sugar Co
Crystal Sugar Co
C. W. Briggs
Denver
Standby draft lottery set for March 8 in Washington
AP reports a standby military draft lottery will be held March 8 in Washington. It targets men reaching age 19 in 1973, specifically those born in 1954, though officials say few if any will be drafted. In other news, Egypt plans to ask ICAO to punish Israel for the Libyan airliner shootdown near the Suez last week.
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Washington
Selective Service System
United Nations
Egypt
International Civil Aviation Organization
Israel
Suez
Editorial and Sports Highlights Across Pages
This listing notes sections for Editorial, Sports, Society, markets, area news, comics and classifieds. It outlines page locations and features likely include opinion pieces sports briefs society notices market reports area news and comic strips.
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Society
For Rent Three Room Apartment Ad
Newly decorated three room apartment with stove and refrigerator. Furnished, close to downtown, no pets. Middle aged or elderly woman preferred. Phone number XXX-xxxx. Ad priced at $5.40 for six days but canceled after one day. for fast results call 433-8851.
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Double Trouble
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Sion
Wheaton-Haven
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Tin
le Quang Hoa
Gilbert H. Woodward
du Quoc Dong
Therr
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Fritz Wiese
Germany
Crystal Sugar
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