Spanish ultraleftists demand freedom for 15 prisoners
An obscure ultraleftist group demanded 15 trial prisoners be flown to Algeria in exchange for the release of Antonio Maria de Oriol, 83, a king's adviser, held by GRAPPO. Police raided Madrid as ETA-linked notes surfaced, stirring fears ahead of a nationwide referendum on democratic reforms.
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Madrid
Spain
Algeria
Juan Cartos
Antonio Maria de Oriol
Council of State
King
Grappo
Oriol
Pisner
Francisco Franco
Communist Party
Beltrami County sues sheriff's association over essential employee rule
Beltrami County sues the sheriff's association arguing clerks and secretaries are essential to avoid public safety risks. Deputies say federal law requires privacy and records handling, with clerks typing tapes and aiding in jail-time processing, while deputies focus on patrol. A similar case in a metropolitan county could influence the outcome.
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Weckial
Bill Crosa
Cross
Alec
Bertram
DWI and court actions plus local incident report
Dates, charges, and outcomes from Bemidji area cases include a 30 day jail term with suspended portions for a DWI related offense, pleas on driving with high blood alcohol content and collision exit charges, fines for no fault insurance, and guilty pleas unsettled to not guilty on simple assault. Local incidents note a Turtle River cafe fire, a dryer fire, and an icy road crash causing a power pole damage with no injuries. Public notices list admissions and discharges at area hospitals. A birth is recorded at Bemidji Community Hospital.
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Orville L. Johnson
Mississippi Ave
Bemidji
Lawrence Parker Jr
Ponemah
Walter J. Nevitt
Wood Ave
Bonda
Donald J. Thomas
Rt. 5
Lyle T. Engesser
Dodge Center
Walieye
Amit
Frank A. Makaska
Melrose
Raymond H. Mays
Terry C. Holter
Turtle River
Mat Berlin
Jerry Moen
A. C. Ramon
000 America
Knelf
Moen
Rhodesia talks end with Smith rejecting British plans
Geneva reports Prime Minister Smith rejected a new British plan for a two year Rhodesia transition with a mixed government but white control of military and police. The plan included possible British security role and a white headed government. Black leaders rejected Kissinger proposals as talks adjourn likely for holidays. Violence persisted as gunmen attacked a beer hall in Bulawayo, killing two civilians and a mulatto soldier.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Jan Smith
Rhodesia
Kissinger
Henry A. Kissinger
Smith
Ivor Richard
Richard
Anthony Crosland
London
Pieter van der Byl
Bulawayo
Raodenie
Guardsman Dies In Brush Clearing Accident
ELK RIVER Minnesota AP report says one guardsman died during a brush clearing operation in Sherburne County. Joseph Fernwood 45 of Little Falls was found dead in a truck. the gas heater malfunction suspected. David Becker 33 of Little Falls is hospitalized in critical condition at St Cloud Veterans Hospital.
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Elk River
Minh
National
Sherburne County
Cheater - Goenner
Joseph Fernwood
Little Falls
Goenner
David Becker
St. Cloud Veterans Hospital
Vento Buys Bethesda Home Near Capitol
Rep elect Bruce Vento of Minnesota has purchased a three bedroom Bethesda house for 570000 dollars. The residence is about 38 minutes by car from the Capitol as he begins his term in Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Bruce Vento
St. Paul
Minn
Bethesda
Capitol
Milaca robbery nets over ten thousand dollars
A Milaca robbery left a 17 year old Olson's Super Valu employee knocked out while carrying receipts to a nearby bank. The bandit swiped about 12 000 to 13 000 dollars and fled. Police chief Dennis Johnson noted the Saturday incident occurred near the First National Bank of Milaca.
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Milaca
Minn
Olson
Super Valu
First National Bank of
Dennis Johnson
Grain shipments on Mississippi River reach 1974 totals
Minnesota Agriculture Commissioner Jon Wefald reports river barges carried about 700 million dollars worth of grain in 1974 with an estimated 197.5 million bushels moved. Corn led at 94.9 million bushels valued at 256.3 million, followed by wheat 64 million bushels and 249.9 million. soybeans 20.4 million bushels valued at 175.5 million and oats 8.5 million bushels at 14.1 million. The traffic included sunflowers rye corn screenings and grain sorghum.
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St, Paul, Mion
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Gulf of Mexico
Hines couple robbed at Christmas tree lot in Minnesota
In Paul Minnesota two men wearing ski masks robbed a tree lot owned by Henry Vannon Wyoming. Charles Mitchell and his wife were selling trees when two armed suspects entered a trailer house at the rear and took about 280 dollars. Local police are investigating the Sunday evening incident.
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Sl. Paul
Minn
Charles Mitchell
Minnesota
Hines
Henry Vannon
Wyoming
Sauk Centre man frostbitten after car crash wreckage
Edward Berecheid a 22 year old Sauk Centre man remained in critical condition after being trapped in an upside down car with Kevin Techida 22 of Melrose for three to four hours in sub zero temperatures. The crash occurred when the car struck an elevator at El Tosa Minn. Firemen freed the men who were found by the elevator manager at 7 20 a m. The driver Techida was treated at Sauk Centre hospital. Berecheid suffered third degree frostbite on two legs and an arm and possible internal injuries as authorities described.
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Elhosa
Minn
Sterns County Sherriff's Department
el Tosa
Edward
Mike” Berecheid
Sauk Centre
St. Paul Ramsey Hospital
Kevin Téchida
Melrose
Berscheid
Doh Schmidt
Berncheid
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Sheriff's Report
Bertram County
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Gerald Dobson
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Red Lake
Ivan F. Rogers
Kelliher
Bradley Erickson
John Huttemier
Charlotte and
Charles Frach
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