Minnesota Tax Image Seen Unfavorable Despite Expansion Plans
A year long study costing about 50000 dollars found Minnesota business firms view state taxes unfavorably with 89 percent calling taxes heavy. Yet about one third plan moderate to over 10 percent employment expansion in the next five years. The commission urged cautious tax incentives and other measures including tax credits for low income residents and continuance of the Green Acres law.
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Minnesota
Harold J. Anderson
Minneapolis
The
Commission
State Tax Department
Inmates object to new prison rules at Stillwater
Minnesota Corrections Commissioner David Fogel defends 44 new Stillwater Prison rules issued after a Nov shakedown. Violators face 30 to 180 days in segregation. rules aim to maintain order. Eleven inmate leaders oppose the policy, criticizing oppression and the shakedown as excessive. They allege property confiscation and damage. officials apologize and seek to restore confiscated items. Fogel says the hanging death of Lionel Raines is not related to the lockup.
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Stillwater
Minn
Minnesota
David Fogel
Fogel
Lionel Raines
New Drug Halts Heart Damage Says UMN Doctors
Three University of Minnesota physicians report a drug called betahistine hydrochloride BHH protects dog hearts from induced heart attack damage. The drug widens collateral arteries to restore blood flow to starving heart muscle, though human effectiveness remains unproven.
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Minneapolis. Minn
University of Minnesota
Lloyd G. Phillips
William G. Kubicek
Wesley D Anderson
Pioneer publication notice and rates query
The Pioneer, a daily paper carded by Scripps and Associated Press, lists subscription rates and mailing details for Bemidji Minnesota. The note mentions Minnesota Newspaper Association and an art bureau, with terms unclear and a request about subscription pricing.
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The
Pioneer
Scripps
Fft
Beltrami
Bemidji
Winnesota
Merter
Aneociated Press
Minnesota
Ambactetion
Art Bureau
Ait
Ceasefire talks speed up in Paris as Kissinger meets Tho
In Paris, rapid progress marked Vietnam cease-fire talks with two subcommittee sessions in the morning and a four hour technical meeting between Kissinger and Tho. Chou En-lai indicated an accord could be signed in two to three days. Thieu proposed broad terms including prisoner releases, a Christmas cease-fire, and separate talks to reach a peace settlement with Vietnam.
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Paris
Vietnam
Henry A Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Tho
Peking
Chou En-lai
Newsmen
Bangkok
U.S
Leonard Unger
Thailand
North Vietnam
William J. Porter
William Sullivan
Xuan Thuy
Ngueyen Co Thach
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu proposes peace package with Christmas cease-fire
President Thieu outlined a peace package including a Christmas truce, immediate release of all POWs, and Viet Namese-only talks to settle with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. He urged a year end cease-fire and broad negotiations to end the war, signaling a generous but conditional offer aimed at the U S. public.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Thieu
National
Assembly
Paris
Republic of Vietnam
National Liberation Front
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
LEAP Task Force targets consultants at Minnesota教育
A LEAP task force in St Paul says the Minnesota Department of Education could save about 500000 dollars yearly by cutting consultants. The group also recommends revising consulting services and reducing consultant headcount, noting the department spends over 1 million dollars annually on such services.
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ST. Paul
Minnap
LEAP
Minnesota
U N action on terrorism delayed by coalition vote
At the United Nations in New York the drive for international terrorism action collapsed as a bloc of Arab, African, Asian and Communist states blocked a legal mandate. By a 76 to 34 vote the General Assembly legal committee limited next year’s U N action to studying causes, blocking a broader treaty approach championed by the United States and others.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
World Organization
General Assembly
Assembly
U.S
W. Tapley Bennett Jr
Yosef Tekoah
North Vietnamese battalion mauled near Tay Ninh retreating
South Vietnamese forces harassed a Communist battalion from Svay Rieng as it fled toward Cambodia's Parrot's Beak after nine miles from Tay Ninh. In five hours of fierce fighting 79 NVA were killed and two captured, with three government casualties. Air strikes and artillery supported the pursuit amid light other ground actions.
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Saigon
Parrot’s Beak
Cambodia
Svay Rieng
South Vietnam
Tay Ninh
Experts confer on controls structure
Washington AP report says Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz will lead private talks with government, business and labor to shape wage price controls likely to stay under the Cost of Living Council, Price Commission and Pay Board. A decision is expected in January with a modified system in place by April 30.
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Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Price Commission and Pay Board
Shultz
Congress
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