France Local Elections Bring Socialist Alliance Victory
Paris reports show the Socialist Communist ticket winning a majority and control of over 70 percent of major cities in Sunday's local runoff. The stock market plunged about four percent amid jitters and forecasts of further volatility as conservatives face a historic defeat tied to de Gaulle era politics.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
National Assembly
U.S
Francois Mitterrand
Communist Party
Georges Marchais
Raymond Barre
Valery Giscard d
Frost Leaves Ground Across Southern Minnesota Fields
The National Weather Service and Extension Service report frost has vanished from much of southern Minnesota's farmlands. Frost depths were 16 to 28 inches last Monday, then removed by warm weather and light rain. Soil moisture reached about 20 inches and some areas deeper. Earliest planting could begin in late March, weather permitting. Farmers weigh seed options as spring approaches.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
National Weather Service
Agricultural Extension Service
Extension Service
Lamberton
Nws
Schedule of Pages VS-Mkt-2 Editorial-4 Society-6-7
The page index outlines sections for Area News, Sports, Comics, TV and Classifieds with editorial and society coverage across pages 4 to 15. It serves as a reader guide indicating where to find features on society events, sports results, and legal notices.
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Vs-Mkt
Comics-Tv
Weather outlook with chilly temps and flurries
Clear to partly cloudy tonight with variable clouds and a chance of a few snow flurries. Lows in the low 20s. Tuesday brings colder conditions with highs near the low 30s.
Herald Wins MNA Advertising Award
Donald F. Jones Herald advertising director presented one of the sweepstakes winners in the Minnesota Newspaper Association best advertising ideas of the year in Minneapolis. The winning entry was the Austin Area Chamber of Commerce Tabloid published this winter in the Herald. Other winners were the New Ulm Journal and the Osseo Press. The MNA meeting accompanied the Northwest Daily Press Association gathering at the Radisson Downtown. Herald publisher Edmund E. Smith, Northwest Dailies director, served on a panel on extended circulation.
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Donald F. Jones
Herald
Minnesota
Assn
Minneapolis
Austin Area Chamber of Commerce
New Ulm Journal
Osseo Press
MNA
Northwest Daily Press Assn
Radisson
Edmund E. Smith
Northwest Dailies
Indira Gandhi announces resignation after election loss
Indira Gandhi plans to resign as prime minister after losing her parliamentary seat and Congress setbacks in the general election. Opposition groups move to form a new government as Janata gains promise a majority, while emergency powers are ended and civil liberties restored.
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Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Gandhi
China
Britain
New Janata
People’s) Party
Sanjay
Arizona governor Raul Castro under scrutiny in IRE investigation
Investigative reports by IRE and partners allege Governor Raul Castro did not declare a vacation home worth 25 000 to 40 000 as income or asset. the house linked to a 1974 San Carlos Bay resort deal and not listed in official sworn statements. Castro was in Washington for Interior Department hearings when the stories published.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Raul Castro
Castro
Indianapolis Star
Washington
Interior Department
Central Arizona
Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
Arizona Republic
Don Bolles
San Carlos Bay
Mexico
San Carlos
Castro and Ire
U.S
U.S. corporate profits rise in Q4 1976 totals
Commerce Department reports after tax profits for U.S. corporations climbed to 86.9 billion in the fourth quarter while profits from current production fell by 3.9 billion to an annual rate of 118.1 billion. Separately Senate panel to vote on 10 cent beverage container deposits and Carter to back subsidies for campaigns ahead of 1978 elections. Allegheny Airlines seeks new routes including Minneapolis–St Paul to San Diego and St Louis to Las Vegas. Crow Dog Supreme Court appeal denied after 1973 Wounded Knee occupation involvement.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Dept
ST. Paul, Minn
Senate
Allegheny Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Minneapolis - St. Paul
San Diego
Phoenix
Las Vegas
Allegheny
St. Louis
Crow Dog
Leonard Crow Dog
Wounded Knee
S. D
Supreme Court
Spring Arrives Amid Snow Across Regions and Florida Warmth
The calendar proclaims spring as snow dusts several states from New England to the Great Lakes, with travel advisories in motion. Florida enjoys 80 degree warmth as residents note a contrasting early spring, while Valentine Nebraska reports six inches of snow and gusty winds.
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Associated Press
New York City
Margaret Mead
United Nations
National Weather Service
New England
Iowa
Wisconsin
Colorado
Montana
Washington
South Dakota
Nebraska
Illinois
Michigan
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Florida
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Valentine
North Dakota
Wyoming
Lower Peninsula
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Carolina
Miami
Carter Fukuda to discuss global economy in Washington talks
President Carter and Japan's Prime Minister Fukuda begin two days of talks on global economic and security issues in Washington. They plan to prepare for the May London summit with other industrial democracies and focus on bilateral economics.
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Washington
Carter
Japan
Takeo Fukuda
White House
Fukuda
Tokyo
Carter-Fukuda
London
United States
Walter Mondale
Jose Hinrose
Edcouch
Tex
Homer Foster
Moville
Iowa
Tom Davis
Coulee City
Wash
W. Robert Harrigan
Fairfield
James Frazier
Bucksport
S.C
Carter commission pauses in Hawaii on Indochina mission
President Carter's special commission to Indochina rests in Honolulu before returning to Washington with assurances from Vietnam to clarify missing Americans. The group hopes Laos will help locate downed airmen, while Hanoi handed over remains of 12 pilots for identity checks.
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Peter Arnett
Honolulu
Carter
Indochina
Washington, D.C
Vietnam
Washington
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Laos
U.S
Hanoi
Army Mortuary
Oakland
Calif
Leonard Woodcock
United States
Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Phan Hien
Vientiane
Senate Finance Panel Approves $50 Tax Rebates Plan
The Senate Finance Committee approved a tax bill with $50 rebates for most Americans and a permanent tax cut of over $105 for standard deduction filers. The panel’s 9 to 7 vote sends the measure to the full Senate amid talks of rebates, deduction changes, and business incentives to curb unemployment.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Carter
White House
Finance Committee
House
Tanker Claude Conway breaks in two off North Carolina coast
A 676 foot Panama-flag tanker with a crew of 39 split after an apparent explosion 140 miles southeast of Wilmington. Twenty two survivors were spotted with some injured expected to be treated at Camp Lejeune. Rescue involved four merchant ships a helicopter and two airplanes.
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Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Atlantic
North Carolina
Claude Conway
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Wilmington
Moss Point
Supreme Court overturns retroactive Social Security ruling
The Supreme Court reversed a New York federal court decision that a 1972 Social Security Act amendment banning sex discrimination in benefits should be retroactive. The ruling limits backdated gains for men who would have earned higher benefits, stating Congress can change formulas without retroactivity.
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Richard Carelli
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
New York
Will Webster
Northport
N.Y
Congress
High Court
For Rent One Bedroom Furnished Apartment Ad
A short classified ad promotes a one bedroom furnished apartment for rent in the Herald want ad section with newly remodeled interiors and utilities included. The notice notes the ad ran six days but was cancelled after two days of publication.
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Herald
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