Price Commission Moves To Set Rent And Health Guidelines
The Price Commission aims to issue guidelines for residential rent and health costs as the post freeze period ends. Chairman Grayson fast tracked the items for the weekly meeting, pending advisory panel input with decisions likely by Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Nixon Pompidou discuss East West ties in Azores talks
In Angra do Heroismo Nixon and Pompidou opened a five hour Atlantic meeting amid talks on East West relations and the international monetary crisis. A second session and side meetings with Connally and Giscard dEstaing focused on finance as Nixon eyes Peking and Moscow visits.
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Explosion at Port Huron Toll Tunnel Kills 22 Workers
Former safety inspector Roger Roubaud accuses superiors of permitting safety violations to meet construction deadlines on the Lake Huron water tunnel. Investigators probe the six mile shaft after a massive blast that also injured eight workers and halted rescue efforts due to methane buildup.
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East Pakistani capital under multi direction assault
Indian troops advanced within 15 miles of Dacca from three directions as Pakistan vows not to surrender. In the UN, the Security Council considers a cease fire and troop withdrawal text similar to a vetoed Soviet draft. Hong Kong reports the release of two Americans and a life sentence adjustment for another. In Saigon, 6000 South Vietnamese troops push into eastern Cambodia with a North Vietnamese HQ as target.
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Prisoner Makes Slick Getaway From Brainerd Jail
Brainerd authorities search for 21 year old George Leonard Clay who escaped Brainerd city jail around 1230 am using a saw and Vaseline. He wriggled through an 8 by 12 inch opening then fled via the roof from the jail after being brought from St. Cloud Reformatory on an armed robbery charge.
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Beltrami County to Cut 1971 Local Taxes Significantly
Beltrami County taxpayers will pay less in 1971 with county real estate levies dropping about 17.5 percent and school levies cutting 33 to 40 percent. The total county levy drops to 909,300 dollars at 94.1 mills from 114 last year, with Bemidji and Blackduck residents facing specific reductions.
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City Budget Meeting Set in Bemdiji Tonight
The 1972 city budget for Bemdiji is the main topic at a special city council meeting in City Hall at 7 p.m. Also on the agenda are Century Motor Freight's variance to use residential land for a parking lot and the public restroom matter including possible rental of basement facilities from Security State Bank.
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Bemidji Sued Over Mississippi River Sewage Case
James Ludwig accuses Bemidji of discharging inadequately treated sewage into the Mississippi River near Ludwig’s property causing $5,000 in damages. The city must answer within 20 days. a note of issue is due by Jan 3 to place the case on the February Ninth District Court term.
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Governors orders tougher rules for Minnesota nursing homes
Gov. Wendell Anderson directs immediate action to boost nursing home inspections in Minnesota. An expanded State Health Department staff will conduct more frequent checks, pursue violations, and close noncompliant facilities. Surprise inspections become policy to deter advance notice.
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