Ford to Submit Oil Decontrol Plan After House Bill
President Ford plans to send a new energy measure to Congress soon to decontrol the price of domestic crude oil. He will watch Senate action on tariffs and aims to reduce oil consumption and spur alternative energy development to lessen dependence on foreign oil by 1985. Nessen criticized the House bill as ineffective.
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Congress
Ron Nelsen
Senate
Nessen
House
United States
Hiawathaland names officers at Rochester meeting
Edmund F. Smith was elected secretary with Robert Couch and Richard Buechner representing Mower County. New officers include Dean Anderson as president and Dave Roberson as vice president. Darrel Lee remains treasurer and William Gill vice president. Price details cited for oil and tariff actions tied to Ford administration. The energy bill faced changes in gasoline tax and conservation provisions.
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Herald
Hiawathaland
Rochester
Smith
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Austin Chamber of Commerce
Richard Buechner
Mower County
Minnesota
Warren Spannaus
Dean Anderson
Dave Roberson
Wabasha
Darrel Lee
William Gill
Northfield
Underworld Ordered Hit on Giancana
Investigators theorize mob leaders ordered the silencing of Sam Momo Giancana fearing he would reveal secrets as he neared death. The 65 year old Chicago syndicate former wheelman was shot multiple times in a suburban Illinois home after a meal of spinach and sausage.
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Sam
Momo
Giancana
al Capone
Chicago
Syndicate
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Giancena
Castro
Church
US Defense Chief warns on use of tactical nukes in Korea
Secretary James R. Schlesinger warned North Korea that tac tical nuclear weapons could be carefully considered if Seoul were invaded He disclosed that the United States has such weapons in South Korea and said conventional forces could likely repel a North Korean attack The statement came as Russia tests new ICBMs with multiple warheads and greater accuracy raising concern of a potential early 1980s first strike capability The warning followed U S worries Pyongyang might test American resolve and Schlesinger suggested the U S could send additional ground troops if needed in response to an invasion
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James R. Schlesinger
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South Korea
Schlesinger
United States
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U.S
Pathet Lao hold positions near U S chargé d affaires home
Pathet Lao soldiers remained in the courtyard of U S Charge d Affaires Christian A Chapman’s home in Vientiane Laos despite protests and government promises of withdrawal. Three Pathet Lao members took up positions in front of the residence on Friday afternoon.
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U.S
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Chapman
Israel
Associated Press
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Ford
Washington
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Rabin
Tel Aviv
Maariv
Henry A. Kissinger
Mexico City
Betty Friedan
Guerrilla ransom claim ties to Born brothers release
Leftist Peronist guerrillas say they received 60 million for freeing Jorge Born and Juan Born, directors at Bunge y Barn. Jorge was released Friday, Juan had been freed 45 days earlier. In Chicago, the ABA formed a five member panel to address rising lawyers malpractice insurance costs.
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Juan
Bunge Y Barn
Chicago
The
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ABA
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Miss Minnesota Crowned As Lakeville and White Bear Lake Shine
Lakeville and White Bear Lake contestants earned preliminary honors in the second and final night of Miss Minnesota Pageant events. Miss White Bear Lake Keralyn Thorne won the talent award with a flute solo The Swiss Shepherd, a piece tied to former Miss Minnesota Judy Mendenhall’s pageant choice.
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White Bear Lake
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Lakeville High School
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Owatonna
Wendy Brittain
Fergus Falls
Susan Bufis
Barbara Nohava
Inver Grove Heights
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Holy City
Redwood Falls
Deborah Doidge
Meleguana
Thief River Falls
Sharon Lindeman
Miss Northwest
Julie Courneya
Miss Slayton
Cynthia Pick
Windom
Joan Carsten
South St. Paul
Linda French
Maplewood
Betsy Jirik
Crosby
Leslie Pirner
Winona
Sue Nienow
Mankato
Nancy Lemm
Bemidji
Mary Ellen Vander Wilt
North St. Paul
Donna Carlson
Albert Lea
LuAnn Sigurdson
Detente Aids U S Soviet Drug Trial In Moscow
Boston doctor Dr James Muller reports rapid progress in an experimental heart drug hyaluronidase after three months in the Soviet Union. He says centralization and speed allow 35 patients to be treated in a quarter of the time required in the United States.
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George A. Krimsky
Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Boston
James Muller
United States
Muller
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Sin Boston
Senate clout sought to curb New Hampshire dispute debate
Senate Democrats filed a cloture petition to end the New Hampshire Senate election row. A Tuesday vote on limiting debate is expected but unlikely to pass without Republican support. All 20 signers are Democrats, and the 60-vote threshold under revised rules complicates passage.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
Senate
New Hampshire
Robert C. Byrd
Mike Mansfield
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Mansfield
Tower
Byrd
Portugal outlines gradual path to a classless society
Portugal's military rulers rejected violent or dictatorial means and backed civilian political parties and pluralist democracy. They called for austerity to handle the crisis, pledged media controls, and pledged to crack down on secret leftist groups while debating whether to form workers and soldiers councils without abolishing civilian parties.
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Lisbon
Portugal
All Military Revolutionary Council
Kissinger Khaddam hold second day of Middle East talks
Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim Khaddam and U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger continued discussions into a second day as they sought progress on Arab Israeli issues. A White House meeting with President Ford followed, with officials stressing momentum and avoidance of stagnation in peace efforts.
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Abdel Halim Khaddam
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
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Kissinger
Ford
White House
State Department
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Israel
U.S
Egypt
Golan Heights
Ron Nessen
Khaddarm
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Schedule of Pages VS.Mkt Editorial Society Sports
The edition lists sections by page numbers and topics including Editorial Society and Sports with area news comics TV and classified legals across pages 4 5 7 9 10 11. Readers can locate features and notices by section and page.
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Apartment Wanted Ad Notice in Herald Classifieds
Wanted private upstairs two apartment with store and refrigerator, backyard and garage. Adults preferred. Call 433-8851. Ad runs in rent classification for one day and six days more.
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