Watergate witnesses come away unscathed
Washington AP reports Watergate hearings in the Senate select committee room where witnesses face nine inquisitors at a heavy wooden table. The article notes witnesses have remained intact through the sessions as the committee proceeds with phase one and staff assignments led by Samuel Dash.
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Samuel Dash
Committee
Cash
Jim Hamilton
Terry Len
Polly DeMont
Dash
Fred D. Thompson
Communists Expand Military Aid to Africa Amid Global Power Moves
U S intelligence reports note both the Soviet Union and Communist China widening arms aid to Africa as they vie for influence. Congress limits U S grants to Africa totaling 1.3 million for the new fiscal year, with Ethiopia and Tunisia among recipients in the eight-country pattern.
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China
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Congress
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Red China
Pay at Minnesota firms tops 135 thousand for executives
Survey of 34 large Minnesota companies shows top 65 executives averaged 135 507 in 1972 with raises averaging 13 560 from 1971. Highest pay was Harry Heltzer at 341 405 for Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Harry Heltzer
James Binger
Honeywell Inc
Stephen F. Keating
Honeywell
William ©. Norris
Control Data Corp
Donald W. Nyrop
Northwest Airlines
South Dakota Eyes Unobligated Cash Near 19 Million
State Budget Officer Henry Decker told the Joint Appropriations Committee that South Dakota will end fiscal year 1973 with an unobligated general fund cash balance near 18.9 million dollars, nearly double the 9.7 million reported for 1972 and the highest ever.
Prison lifer in marriage to volunteer social worker
Robert C. Pietraszewski, a life prisoner at Minnesota Security Hospital St Peter, wed Michelle Lee Buren a 30 year old volunteer social worker during a hospital pass. The ceremony April 14 was performed by Justice of the Peace Orange L Davis Kasota Township.
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ST. Peter, Minn
St. Paul
Robert C. Pietraszewski
Michelle Lee Buren
Minnesota Security
St. Peter
Charles Sheppard
Pietraszewski
Orange L. Davis
Kasota
Edward B. Pietraszewski
Austin Herald item headline placeholder
A brief item appears in the Austin (Minnesota) Herald from June 4, 1973, likely a local notice or short item.
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Austin (Minn
Herald Monday
Price Shifts In Providence And Chicago Bills
The Providence bill for 14 items rose from 10.29 on March 1 to 10.36 on June 1. In Chicago the bill for 15 items increased from 10.80 to 11.53, reflecting rising costs across cities.
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