California mining official links quake to tunnel blast
An official suggested a connection between the February earthquake and a methane gas explosion in an underground tunnel near Sylmar. Seven bodies were recovered and 10 workers remained missing as fire crews battled smoke and debris in the five mile tunnel linked to a $ billion water project.
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Court upholds dismissal of probationary teacher in Belle Plaine
Minnesota Supreme Court rules school board had total discretion to renew probationary teachers and found Belle Plaine's 1969-70 hire Pearson did receive supervision. The ruling confirms no mandatory hearing when a probationary teacher challenges supervision. The decision centers on state law granting two years probation for first assignments.
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Pentagon war study fight over who decides what readers see
The case before the Supreme Court pits government secrecy against press freedom as courts, editors, and judges weigh who controls publication of the Pentagon Vietnam War study. The New York Times and Washington Post seek to publish and challenge government and court limits while other papers face tighter orders.
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High court to reconsider conviction in drug case
The Minnesota Supreme Court agreed to rehear Siirila's case after upholding a 20 year sentence for possessing 12,800 of an ounce of marijuana in a jacket. The decision followed a later law reducing penalties for small marijuana amounts, with justices Otis and Rogosheske dissenting on the severe term.
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Minnesota Supreme Court
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Walter Rogosheske
Minnesota Penal Coalition elects former inmate president
Richard Rice, 30, a former inmate at St. Cloud State Reformatory, was elected president of the Minnesota Penal Coalition a newly organized group aiming to overhaul state corrections policies. Rice won the post Thursday.
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Minneapolis, Minn
St. Cloud State
Akeley man held on murder charge in Thompson death
Lowell Stoutenberg, 62, of Akeley, Minn., was held in lieu of a $5,000 bond on a third degree murder charge filed by Hubbard County authorities. He is accused in the shooting death of Shirley Thompson, 2, of Akeley, who died Tuesday night while riding in a car with a friend on a rural road east of Park Rapids.
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Lowell Stoutenberg
Body of youth identified in Calhoun lake
Authorities identified the body recovered from Lake Calhoun as Sean Michael Buchanan, 19, of Minneapolis. The youth was found near a warning sign, retrieved by firemen, with no sign of foul play. He was last seen Tuesday at the lake and had reportedly been in the water about two days.
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Lake Calhoun
Sean Michael] Buchanan
Waldemar Buchanan
Hennepin County
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Senator Holmquist halts predictions on session end
Senate Majority Leader Stanley Holmquist has repeatedly misguessed the legislature’s end date. After tax plan talks collapsed Thursday in Grove City, he said there would be no more predictions on when the special session ends.
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Senate
Stanley Holmquist
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Prison coalition meeting called off at Stillwater
A scheduled meeting of a pen al coalition group with Warden Jack Young at Stillwater State Prison was canceled after the warden refused to attend. State Corrections Commissioner David Fogel said he would not order Young to attend, and Young declined to comment further.
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Penal Coalition
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Stillwater State Prison
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Perpich urges Times to omit Pentagon document pages
Lt. Gov. Rudy Perpich called on New York Times publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger on Thursday to leave blank the pages that would have carried the final installments of the Pentagon documents.
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New York Times
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Rudy Perpich
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Austin Herald June 25 1971 page note
Austin Minnesota edition dated Friday June 25 1971 with local news briefs and community notices from the Minnesota paper.
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