Minnesota Liquor Commission skeptical of monopoly charges
The Liquor Study Commission in Minnesota heard antitrust arguments urging new laws. Officials note five firms control over 60 percent of wholesale liquor gallonage, with top seven handling 93.5 percent of business. New residents face license barriers under a 1945 law, potentially freezing out competitors. A Czech report touts 96 percent wart-free wart removal with ultra cold nitrogen.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Liquor Study Commission
Antitrust
Warren Spannaus
Walter Rockenstein
Attorney General
Rockenstein
Lew Larson
Mavel
Attorney General's Office
Larson
Deer Mass Execution Planned in Swiss National Park
In Zernez Switzerland the Engadine National Park orders the removal of about 1000 red deer to neighboring zones where they will be shot under official supervision. Farmers report deer threaten alpine pastures and vegetation while chamois and wild goats suffer. park wardens denounce the move as a massacre.
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Zernez
Switzerland
Engadine
Bemidji Postage Rates and Subscription Details
The notice lists postage paid at Bemidji Minnesota and subscription rates: $18 per year by mail in trade, $20 per year outside trade zone, and $2.50 per month by carrier. Avadh Greer is noted as subscription rates contact.
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Bemidji
Minnesota
Associated Press
Minnesota Newspaper
Avadh Greer
Nixon administration delays but keeps VAT option open
Treasury Undersecretary Edwin S. Cohen says no decision yet on a national value added tax, though it remains on the table for future consideration. Congress will review taxes next year as deficits loom, with VAT discussed as a potential funding source for education and property tax relief. Cohen notes possible credits or tiered rates to limit impact on consumers.
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Washington
Nixon
Associated Press
Treasury
Edwin S. Cohen
Cohen
Congress
Ministration
War pullout deadline defeated as House backs aid bill
The House rejected a directive to pull U S forces from Indochina by October 1 in a 226 178 vote, a near record split that kept Nixon in a position to negotiate peace. It then passed a 2 1 billion foreign military aid bill 221 172, sending it to the Senate amid fears of further riders and veto risk.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Senate
U.S
Congress
Lee Hamilton
D-Ind
Indochina
America
Hamilton
Hanoi
Carl Albert
Hale Boggs
Senate backs court desegregation power in busing fight
Senate defeated an antibusing amendment 49-35 and sent the issue toward House action. The House Rules Committee approved a vote on a bill limiting court ordered busing to last resort only, with grades six and under restricted and a 500 million dollar aid option for inner city desegregation. Rep. Albert H. Quie led the measure.
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Washington
Senate
House
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Rules Committee
Allen
Robert P
Griffin
R-Mich
Albert H. Quie Rminn
Two Die in Air Crash Near Flying Cloud Airport
Daniel Peterson of Richfield survived a midair collision that killed two occupants of the other aircraft. The crash near Flying Cloud airport killed Charles O. Yager of Minneapolis aged 26 and Donald D. Adamson of Rosemount aged 36. Autopsy to confirm identifications.
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Minneapolis
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