Energy crisis real, says Simon on Face the Nation
Washington AP The energy chief William E. Simon says the United States faces a lasting energy crisis even if Arab oil shipments resume. He urges public acceptance of the crisis and calls for belt tightening and wiser consumption amid growing demand projections through 1990. Senator Henry M Jackson criticizes policy failures and insists imports cannot meet U.S. needs.
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Washington
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
United States
CBS
Simon
Jackson
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Israel
ABC
Nixon
Plane Hijack Terrorists Kill 21 at Rome Airport
Palestinian guerrillas attacked an American plane at Rome's airport. They killed at least 21 people and escaped to Athens aboard a hijacked German jet with hostages. The incident began with a gun and grenade attack, with casualties expected to rise.
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Athens
Greece
Rome
Lufthansa
Crash Claim 8 Killed as Plane Plows Into Miami Homes
An 8 killed cargo plane bound for Venezuela crashed after takeoff from Miami International Airport. A repair firm said work had not been completed due to manpower shortages, raising questions about maintenance. FBI and NTSB pursued the aircraft owner for questioning.
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Miami, Fla
Richard J. Sekman
Sekman Aviation Repair Facilities
H.B. Robinson
Sekman
Miami International Airport
Robinson
Douglas Drifus
National Transportation Safety Board
FBI
Venezuela
Lekman
Roy Jones
Jorge Areces
Sweetwater
Harpings Con'tery over spilled milk
A brief humorous item notes a saying about spilled milk and a lighthearted remark on the mix being mostly water, illustrating a quaint or local-wit moment.
BIA break in trial opens in Wilmington
Defense to call first witnesses in case of three Indians charged with receiving stolen government property linked to a 1972 BIA office documents theft in Washington Be. Defendants include Bill Sargent and Dock and Keever Locklear from Robeson County North Carolina. Elias Rogers was acquitted on interference charges.
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Wilmington, N.C
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Washington
Bill Sargent
Minnesota
Dock Locklear
Stanley
Locklears
World at a glance spans multiple fronts and dates
Khmer Rouge insurgents push toward Phnom Penh on the capital’s southeastern defenses in the second day of attacks. In Ohio, a grand jury will probe the Kent State gunfire that killed four students during an antiwar protest in 1970. In New Orleans, Harry Connick leads Jim Garrison by 1 773 votes as election results tighten. In space, Skylab 3 crews gain more rest as work schedules loosen slightly.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Cleveland
Ohio
Kent State University
Thomas Lambros
Ohio National Guard
New Orleans
Harry Connick
Jim Garrison
Connick
Garrison
Beltrami County lands awarded in mineral lease sale
A 4234 acre Beltrami County tract northeast of Bemidji was leased in a state sale supervised by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Exxon Corporation Ridge Mining Co Amoco Minerals Co Superior Oil Co and American Shield Corp secured high bids after approval by the Minnesota Executive Council.
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Beltrami County
Wendell Anderson
St. Paul
Bemidji
Exxon Corporation
Ridge Mining Co
State of
Minnesota
Beltrami
Koochiching
Lake
Pioneer
James Ludwig
City council agenda lighter with key staff items
Letters from Howard W. Smith and a proposed agreement from the Bemidji Uniformed Firefighters Association headline a light council agenda for tonight’s 8 p.m. meeting in city hall. The council will approve the 1974 salary schedule, hear a cold storage building report, and reconsider Grant Bateman’s request on property at the end of South Lake Irving Drive.
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Howard W. Smith
Bemidji Uniformed Firefighters Association
City Hall
Grant Bateman
South Lake Irving Drive
City outlines wastewater plan for Lake Bemidji area
City engineer James Walker presenting at a public hearing explained a proposed wastewater treatment system for Lake Bemidji. The plan includes a 10 inch forced main around the lake and a possible lake crossing option, with the plant to be built east of the lake and designed for up to 2 million gallons daily at a total cost near 5.89 million dollars.
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Lake Bemidji
James Walker
Walker
Mississippi River
Environmental Protection Agency
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
James Ludwig
Police seek injunction to halt chief tests
Attorneys for the Bemidji Police Officers Federation file a motion in Ninth Judicial District Court seeking a temporary injunction to stop the Police Civil Service Commission from holding examinations for chief of police candidates. The motion challenges an 80 percent passing score, high school requirements, and residency rules as arbitrary and biased. The hearing is set for 1:30 p.m. January 7, 1974.
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Bemidji Police Officers Federation
City Police Civil Service Commission
Ninth Judicial District Court
Commission
al Kaiser
Don LaVoy
E.R. Hind
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Dash
Senate Interior Committee
Santa
Nick
Jerry Madson
Pan Am
New York
Beirut
Lebanon
Tehran
Iran
Aircraft Pool Leasing Incc
Areces
Bemidji Area
Ludwig
Journal of Minnesota Science
Harry Melby
Melby
Civil Air Patrol
Santa Center
Chamber of Commerce
North Pole
Cap
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