Israelis and Egyptians to resume border talks on cease fire
Israeli and Egyptian envoys met for two hours at a desert checkpoint and agreed to meet again Saturday to pursue a cease fire boundary acceptable to both sides. U.N. sources in Cairo said the talks focus on a boundary line and a six mile demilitarized zone, with earlier negotiations at Thanksgiving.
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Auto Makers Face Parts Shortages Amid Energy Crunch
U S auto industry battles shortages of interior plastics and wiring harnesses caused by tight supplies of natural gas and petroleum derivatives. Ford General Motors and Chrysler report wiring harness vinyl vows and dash components in short supply, delaying assembly as vinyl usage rises for pipes and ignition systems.
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Stray Bullet Injury Hits Albert Lea Girl During Target Practice
In Albert Lea Minnesota a 12 year old girl named Jody McElhany was wounded in the hand by a stray bullet while she and her brother Robert 22 were shooting targets in a wooded area three miles south of the city. A group of three juveniles were nearby and investigators believe the bullet came from that group. The girl received treatment at a local hospital and was released. Authorities from Freeborn County sheriff's office are overseeing the investigation.
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Easy to Rent House Ad Shows Quick Action
Classified notice promoting want ads for rental listings. It claims 13 000 readers daily and offers a 3 bedroom downtown house available immediately. The ad notes rapid rental after one day and provides a contact phone number 433 8851 for placing ads.
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Innocent Plea in 1968 Campaign Contributions Case
Seobean magnate Dwayne Andreas pleaded innocent in U S Federal court to making 100000 in illegal contributions to Hubert Humphrey's 1968 presidential campaign. He and First Interoceanic Corp faced eight counts alleging four 25000 gifts to Humphrey campaign groups in Illinois in 1968.
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Pressure grows on Kennedy to skip 1976 bid
Ten years after JFKs assassination Sen Edward M Kennedy faces mounting political and family pressure to forego a 1976 presidential run. Dem leaders fear a Kennedy candidacy would reopen old wounds from Chappaquiddick and split a party hoping for unity amid Watergate fallout. Kennedy says his family opposes yet has not decided.
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Butler hints at St Paul mayor bid to reporters
Rosalie Butler, member of the St Paul City Council, declined to confirm rumors of a Monday mayoral bid. She scheduled a news conference for 8 30 a m Monday to discuss the reports.
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Editorial and society notes cross-coverage snapshot
A compact listing highlights area news including society activities, markets and TV entertainment notes. The brief also references sports and comic sections along with classified listings for easy navigation.
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Ford Canada Plant Strike Under Way After Deadline
Toronto AP reports a United Auto Workers spokesman says a strike at Ford Motor Co of Canada Ltd plants is on after the 10 am EST deadline passed without a contract agreement.
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Arabs threaten 80 percent oil cut if countermeasures rise
In Copenhagen Ahmed S. Yamani warned Arab producers could drop oil output by as much as 80 percent if the United States Japan or Western Europe impose countermeasures. He said such actions risk collapsing Western economies and questioned the gamble of countermeasures. King Faisal signaled no compromise on restric tions until Israel withdrawal. Trudeau outlined measures to secure fuel this winter. Brussels officials discuss coordinated EU actions to fight oil shortage.
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Vander Kooy appointed to Minnesota board of regents
Kathryn Vander Kooy of Luverne was named to the University of Minnesota board of regents by Gov. Wendell R. Anderson to fill the seat of Fred Hughes. She will represent Minnesota's 6th Congressional District and is married to Luverne attorney Ben Vander Kooy.
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Luverne
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Fred Hughes
St. Cloud
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Local farmer expands cow-calf project with Hereford cows
A area agribusinessmen led calf program brought 10 pregnant Hereford cows from Montana to the family farm. Dale stands with his father Emmett beside the herd, photographed by Herald photographer Ernest Danek.
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Red shelling at Pleiku airstrip signals major clash
Communist forces bombarded Pleiku air field wounding 23 as South Vietnamese airpower countered with planes helicopters and artillery. Officials say Hanoi plans a dry season offensive while pulling back units for refresher training and practicing combined arms. Newsmen were briefed on a northern sector exercise and recent attacks on frontier outposts.
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