Thunderstorms hit plains and Rockies amid heat and humidity
The midcontinent and plains faced severe weather with wind rain and hail. Four golfers were injured by lightning at the Western Open west of Chicago. A Dakota thunderstorm watch remained in effect as floods and high winds caused minor damage in several states.
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Order for Hearing on Petition for General Administration
In Moncross Minnesota the County Court Probate Division orders a hearing on July 21 1975 at 10 00 AM on the petition for general administration of Jeanette Becker estate. Creditors must file claims within 60 days and hearings on September 3 1975 at 10 00 AM. The court will appoint a representative to collect assets pay debts and close the estate.
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Mower County Seeks Bids For Health Insurance Program
The Mower County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for a comprehensive group health insurance program for county employees. Bids due by 4 00 pm CDT July 15 1975 at the County Auditor's Office in Austin Minnesota. Bids opened publicly and reviewed by an evaluation committee. A $5000 bid bond or certified cashier's check required.
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Wisconsin to seek compromise on malpractice costs
A bipartisan 6 member committee is formed in Madison to craft a compromise on medical malpractice insurance. Four Democrats and two Republicans were named after House and Senate discord over costs. doctors threaten slow downs unless action by Tuesday. The State Medical Society meets today while lawmakers debate cap proposals and insurer concerns.
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Krieger to Seek District Court Judge Post in Rochester
County Court Judge Harold Krieger says he will pursue the district court judgeship now held by Judge Donald Franke who will resign to open a Naples Florida law practice. Krieger, a Republican and former Minnesota Senate minority leader, would seek appointment by Governor Wendell Anderson or run in the November 1976 election if not appointed.
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Senate passes education aid bill amid veto fears
The Senate approved a 7.67 billion education appropriations bill by a 64 to 12 vote for the fiscal year starting July 1, despite warnings of a presidential veto. House opposition and a July recess followed as Caspar Weinberger signaled a veto unless substantial cuts are made in conference. Ford has vetoed 33 measures since taking office.
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Reserve Mining to Pay Over 70 Million in Taxes, Hearing Told
At a public hearing in Silver Bay Minnesota Reserve Mining Co said its state and local tax bill will top 70 million dollars over five years. CFO Robert A Lee testified the amount matches what the firm paid in 20 years and linked increases to a 39 cent per ton tax rise. He noted 1.47 dollars per ton in taxes on 10.45 million tons produced this year and described their plan to move tailings from Lake Superior to land disposal within about two and a half years of project start pending permits.
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UCC Urges Ford Intervention in Pine Ridge Violence
The United Church of Christ acting through 750 General Synod delegates requested President Ford intervene in a fresh outbreak of violence near Pine Ridge. Dr. Robert V. Moss wired Ford on Friday seeking his personal involvement.
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Minneapolis
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Robert V. Moss
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Labor man hits out of new energy head
ST. PAUL AP State AFL-CIO President David Roe warns Minnesota energy director John Millhone may oppose labor if he supports environmental bills. Roe says Millhone gets a fair chance but his stance on ban the can and similar issues clashes with AFL CIO views.
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David Roe
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Boozy the giant snail dies after beer TV fame
Boozy, a nine inch African snail known for a beer drinking act on television, was found dead by owner Christopher Hudson aged 19 in Hove England. Hudson says Boozy died from alcoholic poisoning while raising money for charity with snail races.
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Boozy
Christopher Hudson
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Wisconsin 55 mph law set to expire Monday
Wisconsin tight speed limit of 55 mph from the 1973 energy crisis will end at midnight Monday as the energy conservation program dies with an incomplete renewal bill. State officials warn removal may affect federal funds and driver enforcement.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Charles Cicchetti
Senate
Cicchetti
James 0. Peterson
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State Highway Patrol
Col
Lewis Versnik
Roosevelt Proclaims Bank Holiday and Gold Embargo
On March 6, 1933 President Franklin D Roosevelt announced a national bank holiday and imposed an embargo on gold. The move aimed to stabilize the banking system and curb gold hoarding.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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