Tax cuts deadlock as Ford veto looms over extension
Congress edges the 1975 tax cuts toward final passage but Ford is unlikely to approve. A conference panel curbs spending-ceiling linking, while Senate votes show broad override support. Withholding remains level through June 30, and the Senate plan aids the poor, large families, and singles more than the House version.
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Ford
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Senate
House
Walter D. Huddleston
Kentucky
Ronald Reagan
Huddleston
Bemidji City Council Buys Creamery for Parking Lot Proposal
Bemidji announces purchase of the David Park Creamery for about 25500 by the Bemidji Development Corporation with demolition to follow and a grassy gravel lot planned near the Soo Line Depot. The council rejects a 16000 bid for full demolition, approves 4500 for demolition only, and considers piecemeal debris removal.
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Bemidji
David Park Creamery
Soo Line
St Onge pitches state built office hub plan for Bemidji
Bemidji City Council heard a report from State Representative Doug St Onge on a pilot project to house all state agencies in a privately built, state owned office facility. The plan would use five year leases with five year renewals and include about 15 000 square feet of offices and 40 000 square feet of parking in Bemidji with towns like St Cloud Mankato Thief River Falls and Crookston named as interested sites. Mayor Peterson endorsed the concept but council delayed action, deferring the resolution to the January 5 meeting.
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Karami
Israel
Israel Radio
Tel Aviv
Radio Israel
United Nations of Council
U.S
G. McMurtrie Godley
Godley
Defense Ministry
Bemidji State University
Parks and Recreation Commission
Herb Whiting
BSU
Bemidji Arena
Darrell Torrence
Gilfillan Center
Doug St. Onge
Bemidji City
Bill Strasinski
St. Onge
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Mankato
Thief River Falls
Crookston
Peterson
Computer analysis reveals October incident counts for Bemidji area
Bemidji SEC to receive monthly state data with October as first full month. The Beltrami County Sheriff's Department logged 283 incidents and the Bemidji Police 767. Cleared rates: 67.02 percent for the sheriff and 85 percent for police. Peak action hours differ by dept. Future work includes spatial distribution and quarterly to annual reports.
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Ron Royer
Sheriff's Department
Bill Avery
Law Enforcement Center
LEC
Bemidji Sec
St. Paul
Beltrami County
Bemidji
Avery
Police Department
Sheriff’s Department
Joint Law Enforcement Committee
Senate eyes Angola pullout amid Vietnam fears
The Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee may vote on a resolution by Sen. Dick Clark to cut off U S funding for military or paramilitary actions in Angola. Sen. John V Tunney plans to seek a prohibition in the defense appropriation bill limiting funds there to intelligence gathering only.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Angola
Vietnam
Dick Clark
Iowa
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Bush nomination to head CIA faces limited opposition
Senator Frank Church says he will still fight Bush's CIA confirmation though opposition is light. Bush told the Senate Armed Services Committee he would avoid partisan political activity. He did not rule out taking a Republican vice presidential offer or future CIA support for foreign military coups.
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Washington
George Bush
CIA
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
Bush
Senate Armed Services Committee
Moluccan gunmen planned train hijack to minute detail
Dutch journalist hostage Ger Vaders said the South Moluccan hijacking of a northern Holland train was planned to the minute and carried out by military men. He noted the gunmen killed three hostages due to nerves and said they wept after the shootings.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Holland
Ger Vaders
Minnesota teacher strikes settle in Roseau and St Peter
Negotiations ended five day Roseau strike with a 74 hour work day and health cost contributions. St Peter reached a two year package with 16.3 percent total rise including $1,825 per teacher, while Winona Laverne and Faribault faced ongoing talks with mediators and looming deadlines.
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Roseau
St. Peter
Winona
Laverne
Faribault
Minnesota
Luverne
Bill Knutt
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