Experts see few problems from new youthful drinkers
Minnesota experts reviewed the state’s new 18 to 20 year old drinking rights and found no long term issues. They warned of possible early increases in drinking and drinking-and-driving but noted benefits in recognizing alcoholism and teaching responsible use rather than full prohibition.
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Minnesota
Leonard Bowie
Minnesota Commission On Alcohol Problems
Bowie
Harold Swift
Hazelden
Cial
Reiss
Lutheran Church proposes major changes for Minnesota synod
At the St Peter convention delegates discussed a plan by a synod committee to overhaul Minnesota Synod operations with 32 changes. Dr. Melvin A Hammarberg of Minneapolis was re elected synod president for another term and Myron Carlson of Minneapolis was chosen treasurer for two years.
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ST. Peter, Minn
Minnesota Synod of the
Lutheran Church of America
Synod
Melvin A. Hammarberg
Hammarberg
Minneapolis
Myron Carlson
U S adviser killed in Tehran amid escalating violence
A terrorist shot and killed Lt. Col. Lewis Hawkins, 42, a U.S. military adviser in Tehran as he walked from his home to a pickup point. He left a wife and three sons. Iranian police tightened security at American sites following the killing.
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Tehran
U.S
Lewis Hawkins
Plymouth
Ind
Iran
Hawkins
Annett
Terry
Ronald
Lee
Herman Hawkins
Rowan
Iowa
New York Harbor Crash Claims Six including Captain
An American container ship rammed a Belgian tanker near the Verrazzano Narrows Bridge causing a blaze and explosions. Six people are dead including Sea Witch captain William Patterson of Clifton New Jersey, with over 20 injured and 68 survivors.
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New York
New York Harbor
Verrazano-Narrows Bridge
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Harvey Firestone Jr dies at 75 in Akron
Harvey S. Firestone Jr longtime philanthropist and executive dies at 75 in Akron Ohio. He led the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co as president 1941 1963 and later served as chief executive officer. founded Firestone Foundation in 1948 with assets over 30 million. He was a Princeton graduate who helped expand the firm to plants abroad and was decorated by six governments. He leaves a widow and three daughters and had a son who predeceased him.
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Akron, Ohio
Harvey S. Firestone Jr
The
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Firestone
Harvey S. Firestone Sr
Akron
Princeton University
England
Argentina
Switzerland
South Africa
Firestone Foundation
Rubber Company
Leonard Firestone
Los Angeles
Ray
Anderson names two to Minnesota Supreme Court bench
Gov. Wendell Anderson appointed George M. Scott and Lawrence R. Yetka to the Minnesota Supreme Court as the two new seats created by the 1973 legislature. He also named three officials to lesser courts. The selections followed forecasts for the two vacancies. The report also notes related state court appointments.
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Anderson
ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota Supreme Court
Hennepin County
George M. Scott
Lawrence R. Yetka
Scott
Yetka
Kinney Named President and Chief Operating Officer at General Mills
Robert Kinney executive vice president and chief financial officer of General Mills since 1969 was named president and chief operating officer on Friday. The announcement places Kinney in the top leadership role at the Minneapolis based food company.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Robert Kinney
General Mills, Inc
Friday
President Nixon Mistaken for White House Waiter Incident
Mrs. Donald G. Smith in Lancaster recalls mistaking President Nixon for a waiter at a White House POW repatriation gala. The incident occurred while her husband was a Vietnam prisoner of war. Nixon handled the moment politely as Smith and her husband later married after his return.
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Lancaster, Pa
Donald G. Smith
To-Be
Vietnam
Nixon
White House
Ephrata
Duluth Man Found Slain In His Home
A 21 year old Duluth man Greg P Swor was found fatally shot at 1 30 am in his home. Police said he died at a Duluth hospital and no one is in custody as investigators pursue leads.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Greg P. Swor
Watergaters May Testify Before L A Grand Jury
Three Watergate conspirators E Howard Hunt Bernard Barker and Eugenio Martinez may be temporarily released from federal prison to testify before a Los Angeles county grand jury investigating the office burglary of Dr Lewis Ellsberg the psychiatrist who treated Ellsberg The move follows discussions between Archibald Cox Samuel Cash and local authorities in the wake of the Watergate case and yields potential testimony ahead of Senate hearings in Washington D C The defendants were convicted in the 1972 Watergate break in and bugging scheme and await sentencing in Danbury Conn
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Washington
Los Angeles
Joseph Busch
E. Howard Hunt
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Daniel Elisburg
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Danbury
Conn
Cox
Samuel Cash
Senate Watergate
Senate
Cash
Democratic National
U.S. Atty
John L. Briggs
Tampa
Fla
Donald F. Segretti
Segretti
Florida
Hijackers Escape After Crossing 15000 Miles in Latin America
Two masked hijackers who piloted a Colombian airliner through Central America and the Caribbean escaped in Argentina after collecting 40000 from Aruba. Pilot Capt Hugo Molina described stops in Resistencia and Asuncion before landing in Buenos Aires where six crew members and others left the craft.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Latin America
Hugo Molina
Molina
Resistencia
Here
Chaco
Asuncion
Paraguay
Air Force
Panama
Aruba
Ecuador
Peru
Jorge Lucena
Central America
Caribbean
SAM
Unusual names predict bias in grade school teachers
San Diego psychologist Dr. Herbert Harari reports that elementary teachers rate students with odd names like Hubert and Elmer nearly one grade lower than peers with common names. Training teachers differ, but observers say stigma persists, fading by high school.
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San Diego
Calif
Hubert
Elmer
Herbert Harari
San Diego State University
Harari
Florida
Cecil
Blair
Rita
Gladys
Rhoda
Hillary
Percy
Gertrude
Ber
Tha
Adelle
David
Michael
Karen
Lisa
Bertha
Schedule of Pages S-Mkt Farm Page 7 Area News
Reader rundown lists page allocations for today with sections including Farm Page 7 Area News Sports Editorial Comics Society and Classified. The schedule outlines pages assigned to Market and farm news, area briefs, sports coverage and community features.
Babysitter Wanted Ad Canceled Early in Old Mill Area
Classified note advertises a babysitter request in the Herald want-ad section. The six day run was cut to two days. payment only for days the ad ran. Contact number provided for fast results.
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Herald
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