Minnesota governor proposes 5 billion budget with tax relief debate
Gov. Wendell Anderson's proposed 5 billion dollar budget for the next biennium drew largely favorable reaction from DFL lawmakers while Republicans and some in his own party urged tax cuts. The plan includes a 150 million budget protection fund and a circuit breaker style property tax relief based on income. Supporters praise education and handicapped aid. critics urge tax cuts and smaller spending.
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DFL
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Minneapolis
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Senate
Nicholas Coleman
St. Paul
Coleman
Henry Savelkoul
Albert Lea
Saverkoul
Robert Brown
Ceap
Tony Perpich
Dfl-Eveleth
Senak Tax Committee
Perpich
University of Minnesota
C. Peter Magrath
State College and Community College System
Ford joins Chrysler in rebate move targeting buyers
Ford Motor Co becomes the second major automaker to offer rebates up to 500 dollars to car buyers in a bid to boost showroom traffic. GM holds as the sole Big Three firm not issuing customer rebates, while Chrysler likewise expands discounts and trims production at several plants amid weak sales.
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Del
Hamtramck
Mich
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Roger Dayton
Southdale Ford
Minneapolis
Edina
Dayton
John B. Naughton
Courthouse union contract under review by state judges
The Third Judicial District panel will meet in Austin at 11 a.m. Saturday to decide if Clerk of Court Joseph Morgan should sign the 1975 Courthouse union contract. Judge Warren Plunkett had earlier urged Morgan to refrain from signing until the full panel rules, citing potential encroachment on the court's inherent power to appoint and supervise staff.
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Mower County
Rochester
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Hagedorn Regains Ag Panel After GOP Shuffles
Freshman Minnesota congressman Thomas Hagedorn is reassigned to the House Agriculture Committee by Republican leaders. He had been on Public Works and Agriculture, lost the seat when Democrats reduced committee size, and is now restored. He also becomes a vice chairman of the Republican Study Committee. Hagedorn won Minnesota's 2nd District seat from retiree Ancher Nelson last November.
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Poage Accepts Dismissal From Agriculture Chair Post
Rep. W. R. Poage said he will accept the caucus decision removing him as chairman of the House Agriculture Committee after a Democratic revolt against the seniority system. Hebert, Louisiana Democrat and ex-chairman of the Armed Services Committee, threatened a floor fight to regain his post amid moves to nominate successors.
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F. Edward Hebert
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Wayne L. Hays
D-Ohio
Poage
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
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Frank Thompson Jr
D-N.j
Hays
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Citizens
Bert
All House
Hebert Oo
Tax cut plan tied to sharp drop in GNP debate
The nations GNP fell sharply indicating a deep recession. Ford seeks five year nine month revenue sharing extension while tax cut proposals range up to 25 billion. Car makers adjust incentives and plants. Inflation remains high. 1974 GNP shows 2.2 percent per year decline after inflation.
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United States
Walter W. Heller
Heller
University of Minnesota
Ford
Congress
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Chrysler Corp
Agriculture Department
Commerce Department
Southwest hardest hit as Minnesota faces blizzard losses
The Associated Press reports snowbound Minnesota farms lost well over 1,000 cattle 300 hogs and 200 sheep with many bodies yet unfound. Losses varied by county and included 25 pigs in Sherburn and 13 cattle across Fergus Falls area farms while officials warned totals may rise after thaw.
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Curtis Mayo
Sherburn
Federal State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
St. Paul
Douglas Fenley
Fenley
Swift County
William Abner
Milton Sharston
Sheldon Rieppel
Fergus Falls
Stevens County
Gary Jensen
Olivia
Gene Dillon
Faribault County
Henry Bollum
Iowa
Emmet
Kossuth County
Mower County
Kenneth Spray
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Freeborn
Harry Wright
Adams
Clifford Frazier
Mahnomen County
Hubbard County
Rupert Fanning
Job Filled After Ad Appears in Herald
Help wanted notice offers full time route person position with four hour week, good pay and fringe benefits. Apply in person at XXXXXX. Ad ran six days but was filled after three days. It pays to read the want ads daily.
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Help Wanted
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Judge rules federal authority over Wounded Knee crimes
U.S. District Judge Warren K. Urban denied the defense claim that the 1868 Ft. Laramie Treaty bars federal courts from presiding over crimes during the 1973 Wounded Knee occupation. Urban said Congress enacted laws giving federal criminal jurisdiction on Indian reservations, abrogating the treaty.
Middle East peace plan near agreement with U S officials
Washington reports Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon and American officials led by President Ford converged on a path for the next phase of peace talks. Allen described the mood as pleased and optimistic after a two hour breakfast with Secretary of State Kissinger.
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Yigal Allon
Ford
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Allen
King Faisal Witnessed by Warm Welcome in Amman
King Faisal arrived in Amman to a tumultuous reception by about 50 000 Jordanians shouting save Jerusalem The crowd slaughtered four camels outside the airport lounge as tribute The Saudi ruler also known as Protector of Islam s Holy Shrines had flown in from Damascus after prayers at a historic mosque with President Hafez Assad Syrians cheered him and threw slaughtered sheep in his path as he departed Damascus on the journey.
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Amman
Damascus
Hafez Assad
IRA Christmas cease fire ends in Northern Ireland violence
A bomb and gunfire in Belfast signaled the end of the IRA Christmas cease-fire after 25 days without violence. A British soldier died, and officials foresee a major IRA offensive in England where bombs killed 51 and injured about 60 over the past two years.
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