Contest seeks Princess Kay of the Milky Way XXIII crown
The Minnesota dairy industry seeks a dairy farm girl 16 to 24 on June 1 1976 to crown Princess Kay XXIII. Susan Meier of Broale will represent Mower County at 11 regional Dairy Princess contests that lead to the Minnesota State Fair August 25. The current Princess Kay Wanda Ponto of Mora attends Southwest State College and promotes dairy products while receiving an allowance and scholarship.
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Minnesota
Princess Kay
American Dairy Assn. of
Mower County
Susan Meier
Broale
Kay
Wanda Ponto
Mora
Southwest State College
Marshall
Minnesota Dairy Industry
American Dairy Assn
ADA
Miss Meier
Supreme Court Lets Consumers Sue Over Air Travel Bumps
Don Oakley notes rising costs from consumer gains in lawsuits and insurance, citing Ralph Nader's airline case and growing payouts. He warns higher premiums follow, as insurers face larger losses from lawsuits. The flood and FAIR plans expand coverage, funded by policyholders and taxpayers alike.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Allegheny Airlines
Ralph Nader
Nader
DeForest W. Abel Jr
Amica Mutual Insurance Co
A.M. Best Co
Federal Insurance Administration
Don Oakley
Job prospects for graduates rise per College Placement Council
The College Placement Council reports a strong recovery in the job market for spring graduates. Opportunities surpass earlier expectations, with total hiring only two percent below 1974 75 levels and 33 percent of employers predicting more jobs next year.
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College Placement Council
Council
Investors Diversified and Cold War Era Power
A Senate probe examines Investors Diversified Services, a 57 story Minnesota financial complex linked to Nixon and other elites. The article details its vast assets, influence over major industries, and gaps in federal oversight as a quiet, powerful financial conglomerate.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul Twin Cities
Investors Diversified Services
Wall Street
Richard Nixon
New York City
Nixon
Homer H. Budge
Securities and Exchange Commission
Budge
Minnesota
Paul W. McCracken
Senate
Financial Consortium
Federal
Regulatory Commissions
Ford
General Motors
Dow
EuPont
Ener Multinationals
Exxon, Gulf, Texaco
Atlantic Richfield
Knight-Ridder
J.C. Pe
McDonalds
Sears Roebuck
Montana Power
Commonwealth Edison
At&t
Trans World Airlines
Kennecott
American Express
Uence
Federal Power Commission
Montana
Carothers & Clark
Wilmington
Del
Carter courting labor's COPE to boost presidential bid
Washington dispatch notes Senator Carter deepening ties with AFL CIO led groups as he arms his bid with COPE support a pledge to back labor priorities including a repeal of Taft Hartley section 14 B and expansion of maritime subsidies Meany aides caution they may still oppose Carter offering a stark contrast to Ford Reagan and McGovern era rivalries with the labor bloc amid two high level talks with Jesse Calhoon and Paul Hall and a letter shaping endorsement from the National Education Association
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Henry
Jackson
Armed Services Committee
George Meany
Jimmy Carter
Meany
Carter
Democratic National Committee
Ohio
John Glenn
Afl-Cio
Labor Movement
COPE
Democratic Party
U.S
Labor
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
California
Maryland
Illinois
16Th Street
Southwest
Jerry Ford
Bob Georgine
Jesse Calhoon
National Marine Engineers Beneficial Assn
Calhoon
Watergate
Sheraton
Abe Beame
Beame
New York City
Labor Coalition
City Central Labor Council
Aflcio Maritimerement
Paul Hall
Maritime Department
Alhoon
Jesse
Ford
Iter
Hall
National Education Assn
NEA
Iowa
Dave Fitzmaurice
International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
General Electric
National
Reagan
Mc Udall and Co
Republican Party
Elizabeth Ray affair and ethics debate dominate Washington swirl
Rep. O'Neill urges Rep. Hays to step down as committee chair amid Elizabeth Ray affair while a Senate study criticizes Montana Power voting disclosures. The Washington Whirl notes prostitutes protesting IRS raids, COYOTE lobbying, and ethics code gaps. Democrats split on abortion and gay rights topics for the convention.
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Hays
Congress of the
United States
Rep
Thomas
Tip’) O'Neill
D-Mass
House
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
New York City
Coyote
Congress
Democratic Platform Committee
Robert Strauss
Sutton park picnic remembers founders in rain
Thirty years after the event began in memory of Mr and Mrs Sutton nearly 100 picnickers braved drizzle. Two toddlers slipped into mud and creek while mothers watched yet still enjoyed ice cream.
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Sutton Park
Sutton
Rizzos Last Hurrah In Philadelphia Fiscal Crisis
Philadelphia faces an $86 million deficit as Mayor Frank Rizzo battles a collapsing tax base and layoffs. Moody’s and Standard and Poor’s downgrade reflect loose accounting, with potential recall petitions looming as city funding strains deepen.
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Philadelphia
New York City
Frank Rizzo
Lennox Monk
Rizzo
City Hall
General Hospital
Moak
Standard and Poor's
Moody's
America
Philadelphia Inquirer
the Inquirer
The
Inquirer
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Walter Eggen
Lyle
Calvary Lutheran Church
Honolulu
Hawaii
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Richard J. Hughes
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