Brezhnev Nixon set for second summit in US capital
Brezhnev arrives at Andrews Air Force Base for a private arrival ahead of a first full day of talks at Camp David and the White House. Kissinger to meet, Nixon optimistic a turning point may ease war risk and arms burden. Demonstrators protest in the Blue Room as trade-emigration issues spark congressional action.
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Pageant preliminaries award to Stillwater and St Cloud entrants
Stillwater and St Cloud contestants won the final preliminary honors as Judy McDermott reports. The pageant progressed toward crowning Miss Minnesota tonight with the winners shaping the field for the final stage.
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Minnesota PCA to submit traffic plan to EPA Monday
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency officials say a state plan to meet 1975 air quality standards will be ready Monday for submission to Governor Wendell Anderson and then the federal EPA. The plan rejects a parking ban and vehicle inspections, favors shuttle buses and carpooling, and aims to reduce vehicle pollution through other measures. The EPA had proposed a regional plan including a 5,000 on street parking cut and required inspections, but Minnesota delays were blamed on a late consultant.
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Viet Cong general sees Vietnam peace as favorable
A Viet Cong general says peace talks and the reinforced cease-fire give both sides reason for cautious optimism. No major attacks were reported on the first day of the renewed truce, though each side noted numerous small violations and shelling incidents. Saigon reported 84 truce breaches in the first day, the highest since February, as both sides sought to consolidate control. The Paris agreement, reached with Kissinger and Le Duc Tho, expands the Jan. 27 cease-fire and was signed by both the Viet Cong and Saigon.
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Carlson not embarrassed to be Republican
Lars Carlson, nominated by state GOP leaders for state chairman, says Republicans should not distance from the national party over Watergate. He expects stronger state and local action while maintaining ties to the national party. He calls Watergate an enormous experience that could deter vested interests and spur reform.
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Abourezk Opens Hearings on Indian Affairs at Pine Ridge
Senator James Abourezk opened Senate subcommittee hearings on Indian affairs at Pine Ridge. He said the aim is to examine the reservation situation and seek Indian community input on legislative changes. Abourezk called Wounded Knee a symptom of broader federal policy failures and planned to meet Oglala Sioux leaders at Kyle after talks with tribal and federal staff.
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Dean prepares for Watergate testimony today
John W. Dean III plans a meeting with Senate committee lawyers to prep for his televised appearance. He will be questioned under oath at a staff session before the full committee executive session and public hearing next Tuesday. Dean’s testimony is seen as pivotal to linking Nixon to the scandal.
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Banker who started as janitor rises to bank president dies at 75
Mark Ehlen of Wadena Minnesota died Friday at age 75. He began his career with the First National Bank of Wadena as a janitor in 1916 and rose to president in 1967, serving in that role until his death.
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Skylab Astronauts Track Second Sunflare From Space
Skylab astronauts monitor a medium solar flare from the sun using the 118 foot long laboratory tied ferry ship. Paul J. Weitz captured televised images and relayed them as Weitz Conrad Jr. and Kerwin rehearse undocking for an Earth return next Friday after a 28 day mission.
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Apartment Rent Ad Sparks Quick Action
Want ad runs for two days but cancelled after one day. Three large rooms private basement and garage priced at $85 per month. For quick results call XXX-XXXX or 433,2851.
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Five men arrested on first degree murder charges in Wagoner slaying
Shakopee police say five Minneapolis and St Paul area men including Donald E B Gray 20 Donald A Carmichael 44 Lawrence A Marnie 21 Jeffrey C Hepola 20 and Lawrence A Roberts 30 have been arrested on first degree murder charges in the slaying of James Wagoner of Chaska Minnesota. The arrests were disclosed by Police Chief Pat Thielen on Friday.
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Ulster Defense Association Alleged Protection Racket
London reports say the Ulster Defence Association, a militant Protestant group in Northern Ireland, is running a protection racket. The disclosure comes from two British newspapers citing ongoing security and sectarian tension in the region.
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