Sadat halts price hikes as riots flare across Egypt
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat revoked recent price increases on food, gas, and cigarettes amid protests that left eight dead after police fire. A 14 hour curfew was set for Cairo Alexandria and Suez with threats to shoot curfew violators. Rioting also damaged a police station in Hadaik el Kouba and clashes near Al Azhar University as authorities blamed Communists for unrest.
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Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Alexandria
Suez City
Suez Canal
Cairo Radio
Associated Press
Sami Rizkallah
Hadaik el Kouba
Rizkallah
al Azhar University
Mamdouh Salem
Salem
Center Party
Interior Ministry
Helwan
Riots in Egyptian Cities Amid Economic Strain
Riots erupted in Cairo and Alexandria as Egyptians resent free spending by playboys while the government struggles to secure aid from rich Arab states. In Alexandria 43 policemen were injured during clashes, with reports of unrest also in Suez City.
Racine fire victim identified as Paul Seaver
Paul Seaver a 21 year old Racine Township resident and restaurant cook died in a mobile home fire near Stewartville. Mower County Coroner Dr. George Stahl identified the body by dental records after the blaze began around 430 am in the mobile home’s central area. Fire crews from Grand Meadow and Stewartville fought the fire until 10 am with the cause listed undetermined by the state fire marshal. Seaver formerly from Stewartville was unmarried.
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Paul Seaver
Racine
Stewartville
Seaver
Mower County
George Stahl
Nolan Dugan
Steve Bauter
7Th Rib
Grand Meadow
Dugan
Schedule of Pages VS-Mkt-2 Editorial-4 Area News-9
The page layout outlines content areas for VS-Mkt-2 with sections on Editorial, Area News, Society, Sports, Comics, TV and Classifieds. It lists pages 4 through 21 and indicates where each section appears in the issue. The schedule helps editors assign features and ensure balanced coverage across sections.
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Vs-Mkt
Society
Comics-Tv
Scientists identify candidate microbe in Legionnaires disease outbreak
Researchers report a bacterial like organism linked to 29 deaths in Philadelphia last summer. Dr. David J. Sencer said the finding is authentic but not a full solution, as teams seek origin transmission means and new blood samples from 151 survivors for testing.
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William E. Schulz
Associated Press
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
David J. Sencer
National Center For Disease Control
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
Pennsylvania American Legion Convention
Anderson shifts from Minnesota to Washington Olympics hockey
Senator Wendell Anderson leaves a decade long Minnesota senior team known for no body checks to join Washington's Olympic style league where rough play is common. He played defense in a 1-1 tie after his debut and aims to adapt to harsher rules. Anderson was on the 1956 U.S. Olympic team and the 1955 and 1957 national squads.
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Washington
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
Olympics
Anderson
Defeseman
U.S
Man Sells Auto by Herald Want Ad Luck
A man reports successful sale of his used car through a low cost Herald want ad boosting demand and attracting a buyer quickly.
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Herald
For Sale 1971 Vega Hatchback with New Tires
Car ad notes a 1971 Vega hatchback four speed with new tires and AM FM radio. Runs good and priced as reasonable. Contact provided by phone. Classified under automotive listings for three days with six day publication schedule.
YMCA Plans Expansion by Acquiring Adjacent Land
The Austin YMCA Board approves buying a land parcel north of the facility behind the condominium. The 132 foot wide lot, extending to N Main Street, funds come from contributions not United Way. Elliott Dubinsky chairs the fundraising,已c already 4 percent raised for Phase II expansion.
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Austin Ymca Board of Directors
YMCA
N. Main St
Cme
United Way
Elliott Dubinsky
Dubinsky
Austin Ymca
Carter and Ford Trade Inaugural Scenes Amid Bitter Cold
President elect Carter arrives in Washington for his swearing in as Ford leaves the White House. Carter attends a Kennedy Center gala after journeying from Plains Georgia. Ford hosts a surprise party for his wife and plans departure to California after Carter’s oath.
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Carter
Ford
Capitol
Chris Connell
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Washington
White House
Betty Carter
Plains
Blair House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kennedy Center
Executive Mansion
Congress
California
CIA
Agency
Jody Powell
Voluntary energy action may forestall harsh measures in Minnesota
Minnesota officials unveiled a nine point emergency energy plan urging residents to lower thermostats to 65 degrees by day and 60 at night. If voluntary efforts fail, actions such as closing schools and selective industrial shutdowns are possible. Government offices began voluntary reductions, while private homes were not enforceable.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
John Millhone
Millhone
Upper Midwest
Rudy Perpich
Capitol
Warmer moves in snow too extends Minnesota storm
The National Weather Service warned of spotty freezing drizzle as milder air moved in and snow arrived in Minnesota. Blowing sands from winds 15 to 30 mph affected the Red River Valley with two inches reported in Willmar and Litchfield. Snow was forecast to end from the west this afternoon, with colder temperatures easing into tonight and Thursday.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
National Weather Service
Red River Valley
Weather Service
Willmar
Litchfield
1976 Ends With Lowest Four Year Inflation Rise
The government reports December consumer prices rose four tenths of one percent, giving 1976 an annual inflation rate of 4.8 percent the smallest in four years. Food and nonfood prices rose modestly while grocery costs declined for the first December to December drop since 1961. Real earnings improved as take home pay rose slightly despite inflation.
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Washington
Ford Administrations
Labor Department
Last-ditch fight over Bell nomination to halt Carter pick
Civil rights leaders plan a final push to defeat Griffin Bell as attorney general while Senate panels move ahead. The Commerce and Judiciary panels edge toward approval with NAACP witnesses set to testify. Other Carter nominees pass committee reviews. Cecil Andrus clears Interior post.
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Margaret Gentry
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Griffin Bell
Senate Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
South
NAACP
Clarence Mitchell
Jesse Jackson
Operation Push
People United To Save Humanity
Aaron Henry
Mississippi Naacp
Atlanta
Austin
Tex
Corpus Christi
Bell
Senate
Theodore Sorensen
CIA
Senate Finance Committee
W. Michael Blumenthal
Treasury
Joseph Califano
Health, Education and Welfare
Blumental
Bendix Corp
Califano
Johnson
Senate Banking Committee
Patricia Roberts Harris
Luxembourg
Interior Committee
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
West
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ST. Cloud, Minn
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House Agriculture Committee
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