Rochester Bemidji girls win preliminary Miss Minnesota pageant
The official Miss Minnesota Pageant opened in Austin with Rochester’s Linda Jensen and Bemidji’s Janet Pollish taking top talent and swimsuit honors respectively. Pollish, 19, Augsburg College student, 5'5" 118 lbs, majors in home economics and business. Jensen, 5'7" 130 lbs, Rochester State Junior College secretarial training.
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Herald
Minnesota
Austin High School
Rochester
Bemidji
LINDA _ JENSEN
Janet Pollish
Augsburg College
Miss Pollish
Miss Jensen
Rochester State Junior College
Linda
Austin
Linda Hagan
Thief River Falls
Debra Thun
Norma Wang
Wadena
Rachmaninoff
Debra Pederson
Detroit Lakes
Johann Sebastian Bach
Rick Penning
Chorale
Mary Schneider
Jeff DeVaney
Linda Jensen
Magruder Blames Watergate Plans to Liddy and Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder testified at the Senate Watergate hearings that he bore responsibility for the wiretap effort and that President Nixon had no knowledge of the campaign errors. He cited Mitchell approving the final $250,000 bugging plan on March 30, 1972, and noted Liddys role in proposing the operation.
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Washington
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
White House
Senate
Strachan
John N. Mitchell
Magruder
Mitchell
Key Biscayne
Fla
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Democratic
John W. Dean
Atty
John W. Dean Iit
Nixon freezes consumer prices for 60 days
President Nixon announces a 60 day freeze on all consumer prices with wages rents interest and dividends left unfrozen. The measure aims to curb inflation while Phase 4 controls prepare tighter standards and mandatory compliance to stabilize food and gasoline prices.
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Associated Press
Washingon
Nixon
Congress
William Proxmire
Dwis
Austin man killed in industrial scrapyard accident
Bruce Schaefer 21 died after being pinned by angle iron at the Charles Dubinsky Co. scrapyard on old Hwy. 218 South in Austin. He had been unloading metal strips with Ernest Ellis when the rack collapsed trapping him. He died after emergency surgery at St Olaf Hospital from severe abdominal injuries and massive blood loss. Funeral plans include 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Queen of Angels Church with wake Friday at Mayer Funeral Home.
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Charles Dubinsky Co
Old
Hwy
Bruce Schaefer
12Th St. NE
Wilfred Schaefer
St. Olaf Hospital
Schaefer
Ernest Ellis
Austin Rt. 5
Mower
Carmen Halstenson
Dubinski Co
Ellis
David
Roger
Joseph
Nancy
Lori
Joseph P. Schaefer
Nlaster Giles
Minneapolis
Queen of Angels Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mayer Funeral Home
Brownsdale Man Dies After Roof Fall
Edward Ohm aged 64 died after falling from a roof at 605 7th St NW Brownsdale while replacing shingles with his son and two grandchildren. He was taken to St Olaf Hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. Survived by wife Erma two daughters two sons 11 grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church Waltham Saturday officiated by Rev Walter Mueller.
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Edward Ohm
Sylvia Hanson
7Th St
St. Olaf Hospital
Ohm
Orris
Austin Rt. 1
Erma
Marlyn
Valeria) Burns
Austin
Alvin
Marlene) Schroeder
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Myron
Rockford
Minn
Harvey Boysen
Hollarvdale
Otto Kosel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Waltham Township
Walter Mueller
Trinity Cemetery
Worlern Funeral Home
Plane Crash Claims Crop Sprayer From Minnesota
Ed Stahlicker, 33, of Egan Minnesota, died when his Super Cub aircraft, owned by Bernard Lake of Ortonville, crashed in Foster Township northwest of Ortonville around 8 45 a m Tuesday sheriff Bud Hawkins said Stahlicker was piloting the plane at the time of the crash in Big Stone County western Minnesota.
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Egan
Minn
Foster Township
Ortonville
Ed Stahlicker
Bud Hawkins
Stahlicker
Bernard Lake
Big Stone County
Minnesota
Dollar gains in London as Nixon inflation moves loom
The U S dollar jumped in London trading while easing slightly in Paris Frankfurt and Tokyo as traders weighed President Nixon s anti inflation package The pound slid to 25692 dollars and gold held near 115 75 an ounce with markets assessing the freeze and its impact on U S inflation trends
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London
Nixon
Zurich
Federal gas tax hike unlikely to pass
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz said a federal gasoline tax increase is very unlikely. He noted the administration had considered raising the 4 cent per gallon excise tax to curb use amid a price and supply shortage but ruled out such a proposal at a press conference tied to Nixon’s new 60 day price freeze.
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Congress
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
Alaska
Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
McCarthy Considers Moving to Concord New Hampshire
Eugene McCarthy, who ran strongly in the 1968 New Hampshire primary, says he might set up residence in Concord as part of potential political plans in the Granite State.
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Concord
N.H
Eugene McCarthy
Johnson
New Hampshire
Granite State
38 Persons Stranded In Sandia Cable Cars In New Mexico
Thirty eight people remained stranded in two aerial cable cars high in the Sandia Mountains after a cable slipped from its track Wednesday night. Police said there was no danger of a fall. Rescuers used bulldozers to push a crane up the mountain to realign the cable. Mondale committee opens hearings on federal budget and human needs amid criticism of the Nixon administration policy in Southeast Asia.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Sandia
Mondale Committee
Washington
U.S
Cambodia
Henry A. Kissinger
Senate
Viet Cong Orders Cease Fire Across Vietnam
The Viet Cong issued a cease-fire order for all units in South Vietnam to start at noon Friday Saigon time. The broadcast cited a joint Paris communique signed by the United States, North and South Vietnam, and the Viet Cong calling for orders from both Saigon and Viet Cong commands.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
United States
North
Paris
Puppies for sale in want ad advertise fast results
Advertisement for six springer puppies needing homes. Puppies have shots and come from top stock. Call 433 8851 for fast results. Ad was to run six days but canceled after two. you pay only for times the ad ran.
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