Dexter man dies in motorcycle crash near home
David J. Sedelbauer 20 died after his motorcycle left a gravel road near his Dexter home. He was found Sunday morning by his brothers and death was ruled instantaneous. He had attended Sunflower Days in Dexter Saturday and was not wearing a helmet. Funeral plans set at United Methodist Church with Worlern Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Lynn
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Minn
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Austin
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8Th Ave
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Albert Lea
Hollandale
St. Marys Hospital
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Holton
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U.S. 61
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Kenneth Olson
William Wing
Stanley Bolen
South St. Paul
Jeffrey Larson
Bardene Larson
St. Paul
Anthony Nicolette
Steven Corey
Golden Valley
Minneapolis
Bruce Monick
Hennepin County Medical Center
Begin Seeks Secret Plan as Carter Opens Talks
Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin arrives in Washington to meet President Carter with reports of a hidden comprehensive peace plan. The plan reportedly envisions a Palestinian homeland concept and a semi autonomous Arab administration on the West Bank and Gaza under continued Israeli security, while Dayan favors limited Arab autonomy and Israeli security presence. Carter signals openness to a settlement tied to Jordan and a phased pullback from Sinai and the Golan Heights, contingent on demilitarization and joint security arrangements.
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Black leader Muzorewa presses for quick Rhodesia settlement
Rhodesia's Bishop Abel Muzorewa drew 100000 to 200000 supporters at Salisbury rally calling for a rapid end to the racial war and vowed he would not accept a sell-out deal with the white regime. He denounced rival Nkomo while Nkomo and Mugabe announced unity talks in Dar es Salaam.
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Peace Pipes To End A Century Of Tribal War At Ignacio
Two hundred years after battles began and a hundred since peace efforts began, Southern Utes and Comanches will meet in Ignacio Colorado for a four day ceremony to smoke peace pipes exchange handshakes and renew rituals. Led by Buckskin Charlie and Quannah Parker the tribes plan a lasting peace after decades of quiet tension sparked by buffalo decimation.
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Perry Heath
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Heath
Oklahoma
Senate moves to delete B1 funding from defense bill
The Senate expected to back Carter by removing 1.4 billion for five B1 bombers from the 111.4 billion defense measure as House confronts an agriculture bill with a veto threat. The week also covers voting reform, crop supports, and a strip mining reclamation bill.
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Congress moves on bills to curb false identifications
Congress committees study federal crime fears over fake papers used to obtain passports social security cards and drivers licenses Justice and FBI say new measures would curb crimes aided by false identities Hearings underway in the Senate with House hearings pending the plan targets using false data to obtain official documents and even buying a birth certificate using a cemetery headstone scheme is cited as an example.
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Encounter wins Chicago to Mackinac race on corrected time
The yacht Encounter, owned by George Sletterland of Milwaukee, appeared to win the Chicago to Mackinac race on corrected time as the fleet was becalmed. Sassy finished first across the line, while Encounter was third, about one hour and thirty one minutes behind.
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Milwaukee
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Fires Rage Across Western States Killing Firefighters
Fires burned out of control in Utah's Ashley National Forest and other Western states. A 1,200 acre wind whipped blaze in Utah claimed the lives of three firefighters. Montana and Wyoming reported thousands of drought damaged acres.
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Montana
Wyoming
Probe head to step down over ethics panel inquiry
Common Cause urges Rep. John Flynt to resign as chairman of the House ethics committee citing inability to lead the probe into alleged South Korean influence buying in Congress. Flynt refuses, saying he will not quit and vows to fight. David Cohen of Common Cause calls his performance inadequate for the task.
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Democratic House
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Citizen’s Lobby
Schedule of Pages Editorial Society Farm Area News Sports Comic
The page tease lists sections for pages covering editorial and society notes on page 4 and 6, farm news on page 8, area news on page 9, and sports on pages 10 and 11 with comic and classified items on page 14 and 15. It indicates a multi-section newspaper layout with featured segments.
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Syrians accuse Begin of stalling for time in peace talks
In Damascus the Syr ian government and state media challenge Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin alleging he will not present a new peace plan in Washington and only stalls for time. They cite Tishrin saying Israel does not want peace and demand American specifics before any settlement. Begin insists he carries a cabinet approved complete Mideast peace plan for Carter.
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Babysitter Wanted Advert Cancelled After Two Run Days
A low cost Herald want ad offering babysitting work was placed and scheduled for six days but was cancelled after two insertions. The advertiser had references and transportation and requested a call. The note reminds readers you pay only for the times the ad runs.
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