Minnesota Public Employees Win Right to Strike
More than 200 000 Minnesota public employees gain right to strike under a May 26 law changing the 1951 statute. The act allows negotiation mediation and binding arbitration with strikes possible if arbitration is refused or its decision rejected. Government leaders fear impacts on citizen participation while advocates say it balances power and modernizes bargaining.
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Jim Kofski
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Edward Bolstad
Minnesota Federation of Teachers
MFT
A. L
Bud” Gallop
Minnesota Education Association
Gallop
David Roe
Afl-Cio
MEA
Baker
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Bill Wettergren
MSBA
Roe
Bolstad
Wettergren
MFA
Haldeman testifies White House ran mini Watergate probes
H R Haldeman recounts that the White House conducted only small inquiries into Watergate last year and says John Dean III did not run a formal sweeping investigation. He notes Dean reported occasional oral updates and recalls meetings with Attorney General Mitchell where Liddy proposed wiretapping.
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White House
Haldeman
Washington
H. R. Haldeman
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
John W. Dean III
Dean
Nixon
Administration
Democratic National
Watergate
Democratic Party
John D. Ehrlichman
John (Dean
Ehrlichman
Attorney General's
Supreme Court Upholds Minnesota Murder Conviction
Minnesota Supreme Court upholds Stephen King’s first degree murder conviction for the 1970 shooting of Donald Ehrlichmann after a hitchhiking incident on Olson Highway. The court rejected claims of prejudicial lineup and restricted police records access. It also affirmed James Willard Willman’s conspiracy to murder conviction and ruled on a propane plant contract dispute involving Hibbing Public Utilities Commission and Minnesota Limited, Inc.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Supreme Court
Stephen King
Minneapolis
King
Donald L. Ehrlichmann
Olson Highway
Ehrlichmann
Michael
Michael Ehrlichmann
High Court
Supreme Court
James Willard Willman
Willman
Hibbing Public Utilities Commission
Minnesota Limited, Inc
Stillwater inmate stabbed in prison altercation
A Stillwater Prison inmate, John Turpin, was stabbed during a Thursday fight with fellow inmates. Warden Bruce McManus said Turpin is in serious condition at the University of Minnesota Hospitals and the cause of the disturbance remains unclear.
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Stillwater, Minn
Stillwater
Bruce McManus
John Turpin
University of Minnesota
Middle East question may prompt U S veto
United Nations Security Council debate on how to settle the Arab Israeli conflict continues with Egypt leading discussions. Egypt and others press Israel to withdraw from territory occupied in 1967 while Israel negotiates, and the United States backs Israel against potential punitive actions.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
U.S
Security Council
Egypt
United Arab Emirates
Somalia
Council
Israel
Washington
Haissam Kelani
United States
The Gopher State Don’t Rush Me Rate Ad
The Gopher State offers a ten minute stay for $1.30 to those who dislike rushing. The service requires calling after 5 PM for the longer session.
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Gopher State
Northwestern Bell
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Willard Baker
Association Xecutive
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Minnesota High Court
McManus
Middle East
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Main St
Glenshire Briefs
Kodel
Northwestern
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