Nixon proposes 25 percent cut in gasoline output
The Nixon administration proposes a 25 percent reduction in gasoline production with priority delivery to emergency services and public transportation. The plan would cap retail supplies and impose broad allocation rules for heating oil diesel jet fuel and residual oil with top priority to fuel production, transit, and health services.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Energy
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
Simon
Congress
Nixon
Final payment on Red Lake Sawmill EDA grant made
The final $67,600 payment of a $535,200 Economic Development Administration grant for the Red Lake Sawmill expansion and modernization was made by EDA field rep Stan Pechaver. The project cost $892,000 with other grants and a loan. the Red Lake Band has consistently repaid EDA loans.
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Red Lake
Tribal Council
Roger Jourdain
Stan Pechaver
The
Economic Development Administration
Pechaver
Red Lake Band
Scouts Change Caroling Date Amid Trotter Visit
Bemidji reports conflicting events note that the Cub Scouts will carol Thursday evening December 13 instead of Friday while Gene Haaland leads the group. The Pioneer states the change came after the Globe Trotters announced a town visit.
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Bemidji
Globe Trotters
Gene Haaland
Bemidji Shoppers Add Days For Weekend Visit
Local Bemidji area shoppers may extend their weekend by adding one or two shopping days. The note suggests residents can tailor their routines beyond standard days.
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Bemidji Area
Court ruling frees reservation Indians
The warden of South Dakota State Penitentiary was expected to receive an order freeing 11 American Indian men. District Judge in Aberdeen signed the order, marking SD compliance with an 8th Circuit ruling on the Sisseton Wahpeton Indian Reservation.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
South Dakota State Penitentiary
Aus
Aberdeen
South Dakota
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Sisseton Wahpeton
L.R. Gustafson
Britton
Gustafson
Supreme Court
Van Dyke stars as alcoholic in TV movie The Morning After
Actor Dick Van Dyke discusses his screen portrayal of an alcoholic and his personal outlook on drinking history noting he stopped in August 1972. He says alcoholism is lifelong and cannot be cured.
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Los Angeles
Dick van Dyke
van Dyke
Nixon tax deduction claim challenged by Weicker memo
Sen. Weicker released an 11 page legal memo and 26 documents disputing Nixon's $570000 prepresidential papers deduction. He argues two delivery options could meet tax rules but neither defense passes federal tax tests.
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Washington
Nixon
National Archives
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Weicker
Internal Revenue Service
White House
Congress
St Philips Students Stage The Drum Christmas Musical
St Philips School presents The Drum a Christmas musical Friday evening December 14 with major parts filled by seventh and eighth grade boys and harmony from the rest of the school. Students also craft gifts knitting string nail design paper clay and a clay crib set. The public is invited to the program in the school auditorium.
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St. Philips School
St. Phillips
Beltrami County acts on fuel supply and assorted issues
Beltrami County Commissioners meeting focused on Highway Department matters with note of potential fuel supply difficulties. Bids due Jan 15 1974. Also heard Headwaters Regional Development Commission report. Tabled aid for Bemidji skating arena. Approved 1974 workers compensation and liability insurance premiums. Coop with USDA to maintain forest roads. Blue Cross Blue Shield health coverage accepted for 1974. Timber stumpage price increase and revised scaling method approved. Liquor licenses granted to Swedmark Lodge and Vogue North.
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Beltrami
Richard Pearson
Headwaters Regional Development Commission
Commission
Bemidji
Workmens Compensation
Corrigan Insurance Agency
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Blue Shield
Lennard Bergstrom
Swedmark Lodge
Grand jury to hear Kent State killings case
A federal grand jury in Cleveland will hear questions tied to the Kent State shootings next week. Justice officials say the action does not guarantee indictments, but witnesses will be questioned as part of reopened, ongoing investigations into the 1970 deaths of Allison Krause, William Schroeder, Jeffrey Miller, and Sandra Scheuer and injuries to nine others.
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Washington
Kent State University
Arthur Krause
Pittsburgh
Kent State
Justice Department
Cleveland
Pottinger
Grand Jury
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
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