Agnew Defends Self as Kickback Rumors Break Silence
Vice President Spiro Agnew labeled allegations of $1000 weekly kickbacks during Maryland governorship and a $50000 contractor payment as damn lies. He refused resignation or temporary stepping aside, met Nixon, and urged publication of any findings by federal investigators.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Bonus applications available Aug 15
Beltrami County Veteran's Service Officer Vern Maltais announced that Minnesota Vietnam State Bonus Application forms will be released at 9 a.m. August 15. Requests for the forms will be accepted then and his office can provide coordinating services. Veterans with questions can call toll free 1-800-652-9006 in St Paul.
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Agnew Defends Allegations of Kickbacks and Payments
Vice President Spiro Agnew denies claims he accepted a $1000 weekly kickback while Maryland governor and a $50000 payment from a contractor after becoming vice president. Nixon works at Camp David amid Watergate defenses as Senate committee seeks tapes and documents.
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Five Fishermen Appeal Leech Lake Fishing Conviction
Five men from Chicago St Paul Leech Lake and Independence Missouri appealed a Cass County District Court ruling finding them guilty of fishing on the Leech Lake Indian Reservation without a reservation stamp. They challenge Minnesota law authorizing a $1 fee for Leech Lake fishing and were given a stayed sentence of a $20 fine or two days in jail.
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Leech Lake Indian Reservation
Cass County District Court
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Leech Lake
Weather outlook cool and fair with lake level note
Fair to partly cloudy and cooler today and tonight with highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and lows in the mid to upper 50s. Friday brings similar conditions with a high of 76 to 80 and northwest winds at 12 to 25 mph. Lake Bemidji water level listed at 1339.65 with normal level 1340.
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Harpings The penis mightier than the sword
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Bemidji Council Sets Special Meeting On Pollution Case
The Bemidji City Council will meet at 3 30 this afternoon to discuss a stipulation between the city and the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. The aim is a settlement of the Bemidji sewage system lawsuit and the city counter-suit before Ninth Judicial District Court for disposition.
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Nixon outlines eight point gas allocation plan
The Nixon administration proposed a mandatory allocation scheme for petroleum products but has no immediate plan to implement it. John Love said the plan seeks public comment and warns it could reduce supplies. A voluntary plan remains in effect as Phase 4 rules are announced to boost imports and domestic production.
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Nixon
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John A. Love
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Arabella the Skylab spider spins in weightless web
Arabella the space going spider aboard Skylab 2 has learned to spin a normal web in zero gravity. The crew including Alan Bean and Jack Lousma planned a photo survey of earth resources over western Canada and the eastern United States.
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Plaintiffs plan Supreme Court appeal over Cambodia bombing
A U S Court of Appeals reversed a district court order halting U S bombing in Cambodia. The ruling allows operations to continue to Aug 15 unless the Supreme Court intervenes. Rep Holtzman and four Air Force officers joined the suit. other related actions were dismissed.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Elizabeth Holtzman
Dn.y
U.S. Court of Appeals
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Orrin Judd
Judd
Congress
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William O. Douglas
Rep. Holtzman
Air Force
Massachusetts
Joseph Tauro
Boston
Moos to resign as Minnesota University president
University of Minnesota President Malcolm Moos announces resignation effective August 1, 1975. The 57 year old native of St Paul and the first university graduate to hold the post will take a one year leave before severing all ties with the university. He was appointed September 1, 1967 and became the 10th president.
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University of Minnesota
Malcolm Moos
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University Board of Regents
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