County Board stalls detox center plan in Mower County
Mower County Commissioners again took no action on a detoxification program proposal by Dr. Larry Maier. The plan seeks $35,000 from the county toward a $70,000 detox facility, with state and federal funding possibilities and no immediate halfway house component.
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Nixon Brezhnev Hold Talks In Maryland Mountains
Nixon and Brezhnev moved summit discussions to Camp David Maryland focusing on SALT and broader arms limits. They met advisers and planned a full day of talks with emphasis on breaking deadlocks in Geneva and MFN trade, while Senate members pressed for Jewish emigration rights.
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Dean testimony cites Nixon knowledge of clemency query
Senate interview excerpts show Dean saying Nixon was consulted before a clemency offer to Hunt and that Ehrlichman discussed Hunt's request with the President. Prosecutors placed evidence against Dean under seal while immunity shields his testimony. The hearing, delayed to avoid Brezhnev talks, aims to confirm Nixon knew coverup details.
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Variable clouds bring a cool spell with showers
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness and cool conditions with scattered showers through Thursday and a 20 percent chance of rain. Highs Thursday reach 67 to 73 degrees.
Editorial and Sports Highlights This Week
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Farm machinery sale ad canceled after two days
Advertisement for a TNTURNATIONAL No. 9 1314 ft field cultivator with hydraulic lift appeared in the farm machinery section. The ad was scheduled for five days but was cancelled after two days. it invites readers to place items in Herald want-ads for quick results with 13,000 subscribers daily.
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Connally Seeks Early Exit From White House Role
John B. Connally announced at a White House news conference that he hopes to quit his part time unpaid presidential consultant post by midsummer. He dismissed reports of unhappiness while noting leakers who discuss his status are sometimes accurate.
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Fatal Rifle Accident Claims Grasston Youth
An 11 year old boy, Phillip Thomas, was fatally injured in Grasston Minnesota when a .22 caliber rifle discharged while he was shooting pigeons in a neighbor's barn. He died en route to a Duluth hospital.
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Brezhnev Speaks English With Nixon At Camp David
Brezhnev and Nixon are shown in brief whispered exchanges on television with no interpreter. White House sources say Brezhnev, who initiated most talks, is able to convey messages in English to the president. Nixon reportedly knows little Russian.
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Dollar rallies in Europe as oversold U.S. currency firms
The U S dollar rose for the second day in major European exchanges after falling to record lows earlier in the week. Dealers cite oversold conditions and strong demand for dollars to support business transactions.
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Nixon Signs Three Budget-Overrun Authorization Bills
President Nixon signed three authorization measures expanding spending beyond his preferred budget. The acts cover health care programs extended to 1974, rural economic development funding, and an airport program financing antihijack policing. He framed the bills as compromises but pledged to push budget reforms in appropriations.
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Former stock car racer Brua killed in Minnesota crash
Oyer Ole Brua a 42 year old Albert Lea resident and former southeastern Minnesota stock car racer died from injuries after his car struck a railroad switch car at a railroad track on the edge of Albert Lea. Brua had quit racing years earlier after a severe burn at the Fairmont speedway. His wife Vivian 43 was hospitalized in Rochester. The state toll rose to 354 with the death.
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Skylab crew in excellent physical condition claims doctor
Dr Joseph P Kerwin says Skylab 1 astronauts Conrad Weitz and himself are in excellent shape after 26 days in orbit. He notes some body changes from weightlessness while others remain unchanged and the crew fixes key systems, turning over a 90 percent operating space station to the next crew.
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Peron Returning Sparks Massive Buenos Aires Welcome
A large crowd gathered on a meadow outside Buenos Aires to greet ex President Juan D Peron returning from exile. Police said the turnout topped a million five hours before his arrival from Madrid, with cars buses and trucks bringing celebrants for the largest political gathering since his ouster 18 years ago.
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Sub committee approves funds for poverty programs
A House appropriations subcommittee approved continuing funds for anti poverty programs urged by Speaker Carl Albert. The panel recommended 218 million dollars to run 977 community action agencies through July 1, 1975 as Nixon seeks termination delays.
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