Viet family starts new life in North Dakota
Dang Phung Hieu and his wife with two children began a fresh life in Grand Forks after arriving from Ft. Chaffee Arkansas. Minh Mower, now 16, helped welcome them as local host family ties and community volunteers arrange housing and a first job at a Pillsbury plant.
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Grand Forks
N.D
Dang Phung Hieu
Saigon
Hieu
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Minh
John Morley
Chamber of Commerce
Roland Mower
Yen
Long
Hieus
Lamont D. Anderson
Pillsbury
Vietnam
Secret Police
United States
Mrs. Mower
Red River High School
Air Force
Dry Spell Predicted for Corn Belt in 1970s
Cincinnati AP reports Dr. James D. McQuigg warns the Corn Belt may face another major drought in the 1970s. He notes droughts cluster after roughly 20 years and cites a cycle view with Ohio River data suggesting a 1975 drought risk for states along the river.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
James D. McQuigg
Center For Climatic and Environmental Assessment
Columbia
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Indiana
McQuigg
Ohio River
Louisville
Magruder Defends Watergate Role After Prison Time
Jeb Stuart Magruder says he feels forgiven by God and paid legal penalties for his Watergate involvement. The former White House aide served seven months after pleading guilty to conspiring to obstruct justice and argues Congress did little to prevent future scandals.
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Detroit
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
White House
Congress
Washington
Hayden declares California Senate bid from antiwar roots
Tom Hayden announces his 1976 Democratic U S Senate candidacy in California with Jane Fonda, aiming to hold banks and corporations more accountable and explore public ownership. He faces incumbent John Tunney in the primary and seeks to channel 1960s protest momentum into politics.
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Sacramento
Calif
Tom Hayden
Hayden
U.S. Senate
California
Jane Fonda
Students For A Democratic Society
Chicago
John Tunney
Caroline Kennedy to graduate from Concord Academy
Caroline Kennedy, 17, daughter of John F. Kennedy, will graduate this week as one of 79 seniors at Concord Academy. The Concord Mass ceremony takes place Thursday marking her high school completion.
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Concord
Mass
Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Concord Academy
Roddy McDowall Cleared in Film Piracy Case
Actor Roddy McDowall was cleared of all film piracy charges after prosecutors found he did not profit from allegedly sold copyrighted films. About 500 movies were seized at his home last December and two men linked to the case were indicted on criminal copyright infringement charges.
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Los Angeles
Roddy McDowall
Asst
U. S
Chet Brown
McDowall
Brown attacks Anderson plan for prison investigation
Minnesota Republican Chairman Robert Brown condemns Gov. Wendell Anderson’s move to appoint a commission to probe Stillwater State Prison. He argues legislature should handle the inquiry and questions the governor’s impartiality amid past prison unrest and multiple deaths. The governor says a single commission could avoid duplication and may push for a new secure facility.
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ST. Paul
Stillwater
Anderson
Minnesota
Kenneth Schoen
Theatrice Williams
Lancelot Plays Dragon Tactics in Bridge Hand
Oswald and James Jacoby describe Lancelot facing Dinadan at the square table. He tests the dummy with club leads and a king finesse, then the queen of spades, and finally pursues a spade ruff and trump sequence aiming to ruff out remaining spades and set up a closing finesse. Nortp aQJ K KQ964 &A102.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Lancelot
Peerless
Dummy
Dinadan
West
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and The North East Pass Scene
A dense crosswords themed list features clues for Africa region durations bridge holding revokes a legacy Roman officials and more. It includes references to Lancelot and an over trick and lists entries such as New Guinea seaport summer in French and various abbreviations.
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New Guinea
Florida officials face long arm of the law for wrongdoings in office
Former Education Commissioner Floyd Christian was sentenced to prison for income tax evasion and kickback gains. Insurance Commissioner-Treasurer Thomas O'Malley was impeached, while Alan Sundberg was sworn in as state Supreme Court justice to replace Hal Dekle who resigned amid probe. Also notes on other cabinet and court developments.
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Tallahassee
Fila
Floyd Christian
Thomas O'Malley
Alan C. Sundberg
State Supreme Court
Hal P. Dekle
Christian
Florida
U.S
Clarence W. Allgood
Texarkana
Tex
Allgood
House
House of Representatives
O'Malley
Miami
Independent Life Insurance Co
Senate
Reubin Askew
Early growth aided by cool dry weather in Minnesota
Minnesota benefited from cool sunny dry conditions last week aiding early growth of spring wheat oats barley corn and soybeans and planting of sugar beets and potatoes. Planting was near completion with only small remaining amounts of soybeans flax and potatoes in the Red River Valley. Average moisture levels held across most of the state with southwestern and west central areas reporting short to adequate moisture.
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Minneapolis
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