Minnesota Allows Left Turns From One Way to One Way
Public Safety Commissioner Edward G. Novak announced that starting January 1 left turns will be legal when made from a one way street into an intersecting one way street with traffic moving from right to left. Drivers must stop at red, yield to pedestrians and traffic, and ensure no signs prohibit the turn.
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ST. Paul
Novak
Minneapolis Cab Strike Shuts Most City Cabs
Taxi drivers accounting for 90 percent of Minneapolis cabs planned a 5 am strike against Yellow Cab Blue and White and Suburban Yellow. About 35 Red and White cabs, from a different union, would operate. The strike was authorized December 3 and the guild rejected the companies final offer December 16.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis
Guild of
Taxi Drivers and Associated Workers
Red
White
Soviet TU144 Begins Regular Mail Freight Flight
The TU144 started its first regular mail and freight service flying Moscow to Alma Ata, covering 2050 miles in 119 minutes at 57000 feet. The flight averaged over 1000 mph. Passengers will wait until late 1976. Western journalists were barred from the flight.
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Moscow
Alma Ata
Kazakhstan
Central Asia
Moscow Radio
Prison escapee tied to New Port gun battle deaths
In Newport Tennessee a gunfight at the Red Lantern Inn left four dead and two wounded. Officials say Jackie Layman a 24 year old prison escapee opened fire at about 3 a.m. on Christmas morning and may have sought revenge for an ambush a week earlier that wounded Laymon outside his mother's home.
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Newport
Laymon
Blood Pressure Screening Finds Thousands Hypertensive In Minnesota
The State Health Department screening of 50,892 Minnesotans identified 6,638 with high blood pressure. The report notes a strong link between overweight and hypertension. A University of Minnesota physician says lowering blood pressure could greatly reduce strokes and heart and kidney disease.
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ST. Paul, Minn
State Health Department
Department
University of Minnesota
Five Die in East Vincent Township Murder Suicide Case
A widow Judith Saneck 34 and her three children Michael 12 Joleen 9 and Joselyn 7 plus a male friend were found shot dead in their rural Phoenixville area home. State Police say all five died from a self-inflicted gunshot. The killings occurred near Valley Forge Park about 25 miles west of Philadelphia.
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Phoenixville
East Vincent Township
Philadelphia
Valley Forge Park
Nicholas J. Foresta
Judith Saneck
Michael
Joleen
Joselyn
Christmas holiday deaths in Minnesota report four lives lost
The Associated Press notes four people died in Minnesota holiday incidents on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. A light plane crash near Newport killed Mary Cunningham and injured five others including her husband and children. a stillwater ice accident claimed Lorna Timmers and her 20 month old son. a West Concord fire killed Timothy Layman as his family escaped.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Austin
Tex
Newport
St. Paul
Washington County
Mary Maxine Cunningham
St. Paul Ramsey Hospital
James Cunningham
Georgine
Michael
James Jr
St. Croix
Stillwater
Lorna Jean Timmers
Jason Kelly
William Pilquist Jr
Oak Park Heights
Timothy Lee Layman
West Concord
George Layman
Supreme Court upholds terroristic threats law in Minnesota
The Minnesota Supreme Court affirmed a Martin County jury verdict convicting Thomas L. Schweppe 31 for making terroristic threats against a Fairmont youth and his mother on May 7 1973. The court found sufficient evidence Schweppe intended his threats to be communicated even if not directly.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
State Supreme Court
High Court
Martin County
Thomas L. Schweppe
Schweppe
Fairmont
Douglas Grotte
Corine Grotte
Grotte
Supreme Court
W. F. Rogosneske
Jehovah's Witnesses report campaign against them in Malawi
Jehovah's Witnesses allege a campaign of beating rape torture and detention in Malawi due to refusal to join the Malawi Congress party. They say abuses began in 1964 with arson and arrests, and accuse President Banda of seeking to suppress the sect across southern Africa.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
The
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Malawi
Kamuzu Banda
Malawi Congress Party
Zambia
Mozambique
Witnesses
Rhodesia
Banda
Jehovah's Witnesses
Frank Muller
Lion Attacks Woman at West Palm Beach Safari
Emma Bates, 72, survived after a 400 pound lion named Keba mauled her at Lion Country Safari. Dennis Pruitt, 20, an employee, rescued her by beating the beast with a rake as Bates sought safety in her car. she remains in satisfactory condition despite broken jaw and facial wounds.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Dennis Pruitt
Emma Bates
Elsa
Miss Bates
Keba
Pruitt
Reba
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