Reserve Mining to refile for Milepost 7 site permit
Reserve Mining Co plans to ask the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency for on land disposal permits at Milepost 7 after a state hearing officer rejected it. VP Matt Banovetz told about 750 residents that Milepost 20 is uneconomical, claiming a $140 million extra cost atop $300 million budget. The company faces a court order to stop discharging tailings into Lake Superior.
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Broadcasters to Hear Top Network Officials in Minneapolis
The APB convention in Minneapolis features speakers from major networks and figures such as FCC Chairman Richard Wiley and defense attorney F. Lee Bailey. Senator Hubert Humphrey, ABC News president William Sheehan, and actor Ed Asner join sessions reviewing 39 years of broadcast journalism and notable Meet the Press host Lawrence Spivak.
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Minnesota
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Lawrence Spivak
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Wiley
Robert Bunson
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Wcco Radio
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Vincent Wasilewski
National Association of Broadcasters
Bailey
Patricia Hearst
Sam Sheppard
Asner
Mary Tyler Moore
FBI influence probe tightens on congressional nuclear inquiry
Justice Department conducts internal review into possible FBI effort to steer a House energy and environment subcommittee inquiry of nuclear security. No evidence found yet of bureau influence. Journalists and Silkwood case figures tied to material given to the panel by Jacque Srouji.
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Oklahoma
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Handeland trial set for June 9
Doris Jean Handeland, a 55 year old resident of St Paul, has pleaded innocent to two bank robbery counts. The trial date is set for June 9 before U.S. District Judge Edward J Devitt. The charges stem from robberies on March 1 at the Wadena State Bank and March 23 at the First National Bank of Anoka.
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Dumond Emeritus Historian Dies at 80 in Ann Arbor
Dwight Lowell Dumond professor emeritus of American history at the University of Michigan and an authority on the history of slavery died Sunday at his home in Ann Arbor. He was 80.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Dwight Lowell Dumond
University of Michigan
Seek to discover cause of blaze
Authorities investigated a fire that destroyed the Northwood Country Club in North St. Paul Minnesota with no injuries. About 50 nursing home patients were moved as smoke filled the building while firefighters used fans to clear the smoke. Damage to the remodeled club was estimated at 300000 to 500000 dollars.
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North St. Paul
Armstrong Receives Honorary Science Doctorate in Dublin
Trinity College Dublin conferred an honorary Doctorate of Science on Prof. Neil Armstrong the first man to walk on the moon in recognition of his achievements.
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Ireland
Neil Armstrong
Trinity College
Austin Herald June 2 1976 item brief
Local page item from Austin Minnesota newspaper dated Wednesday June 2 1976 notes community happenings and brief notices.
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Austin
Stevens joins liberals in first Supreme Court opinion
Justice John Paul Stevens writes his first Supreme Court opinion, siding with Brennan Marshall and Powell on a 5 to 4 vote ruling the Civil Service Commission cannot bar aliens from federal employment without congressional or presidential authorization. The decision also contains a separate unanimous ruling on aliens and Medicaid, and notes conservative dissents by Burger Rehnquist White Blackmun.
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Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmun
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High Court
William C. Douglas
Richard M. Nixon
Brezhnev to Visit Bonn After West German Election
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev plans a Bonn visit following West Germany’s October 3 national election, according to Chancellor Helmut Schmidt’s government. The announcement signals post election diplomacy between the Soviet Union and West Germany.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
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