Ford plan could run 345 a year in extra costs
White House officials estimate Ford energy program may raise average household costs by 275 to 345 dollars yearly, with 345 as the absolute outside figure. The plan includes a new oil import tax and higher indirect petroleum costs, sparking lawsuits from eight Northeastern governors over program authority.
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Sadat Paris Visit Seen Not For Concessions
An Israeli press view says Sadat's Paris trip will not pressure Israel for concessions as France shifts toward the Arab world. Rabin accuses Sadat of obduracy, while Giscard dEstaing praises gradual peace. Meetings in Paris covered Arab European cooperation and energy, with unclear weapons sales outcomes.
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Church to head Senate probe into intelligence operations
Sen. Frank Church, a Vietnam war critic, is expected to be elected head of a new Senate committee to investigate U.S. intelligence. The 11 member panel will run a nine month, 750000 dollar probe, with staff chosen to avoid leaks and public hearings to be held where possible.
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Levi avoids firm views on key issues at Senate hearing
Atty. Gen.-designate Edward H. Levi, former University of Chicago president, dodges definite positions on death penalty national security wiretaps FBI files and Voting Rights Act expansion. He commits to drafting guidelines for wiretapping with Congress, while noting possible difficulty and urging consultation. He supports warrantless taps only for genuine foreign involvement but stops short of endorsing Saxbe’s stricter foreign involvement criteria.
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Hormel Annual Meeting Tonight
The annual meeting of Geo. A. Hormel & Co. shareholders will be held at 8 p.m. today in the Austin High School auditorium. Stockholders should register at lobby desks before the meeting, even if proxies were sent.
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Springer Spaniel puppy for sale in Herald ad
For sale a seven week old AKC registered Springer Spaniel puppy with good hunting stock. Price seventy five dollars. Call xXXX-xXXxx. Ad ran under miscellaneous pets section for three days and slated to run six days. For fast action call 433-8851 to place your ad.
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Minnesota bill would let restaurants serve wine on special licenses
Senator Nicholas Coleman of St. Paul introduced a bill in Minnesota to authorize special licenses allowing restaurants to serve wine. The proposal outlines licensing procedures and conditions for establishments seeking alcohol service.
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Stock Surges After Record NYSE Day
New York stocks jumped on the busiest NYSE day on record. The Dow rose 6.10 to 698.76 as IBM Telex ruling and Chase Manhattan rate cut boosted investor optimism with big volume and a 7 to 1 advance over declines.
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China cancels two thirds of U S wheat orders through 1976
Cook Industries reports China canceled contracts for about 600000 metric tons of U S wheat set for delivery February to September. Officials suggest China’s crops reduced demand while USDA predicts wheat exports will push the bread grain reserve to a 27 year low by next summer with carryover around 250 million bushels.
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Republicans Press for Democratic Votes to Seat Durkin
In Washington the GOP seeks Democratic support to seat Durkin as a disputed New Hampshire Senate seat battle unfolds. With a 61 to 38 Democratic edge, Republicans push motions to refer the case to the Rules Committee or seat Wyman provisionally while awaiting final outcome. The Senate GOP also considers a runoff option supported by Conn Senator Weicker. The New Hampshire Legislature had approved a runoff if the seat is declared vacant.
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Schedule of Pages Classified Legals 12 13 VS Market 2
The page layout lists sections including Classifieds and Legal notices for two editions. Market area news covers business and community items while editorials discuss current affairs. Sports and society notes, comics, and TV listings fill the remainder of the issue.
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Dow Jones closes with best gain since October
The Dow Jones average closed at its high for the week after Monday’s session reached 692.66, the strongest one day rise since last October. Volume traded totaled 22.13 million shares, a new record for the day.
Vikings select Mark Mullaney in first round draft
The Minnesota Vikings drafted defensive lineman Mark Mullaney in the first round. The 6 foot 5, 245 pound lineman was a second team All Western Athletic Conference selection.
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