Senate cuts off funds to Angola in no-win warning
Senate rejected further U S funding for anti-Soviet factions in Angola. Sen. Clifford Case said the move shields U S interests, blocks Russian backing, and promotes regional diplomacy via the Organization of African Unity to end the conflict amid Cold War tensions.
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Insurance losses drive Minnesota firms to seek big rate hikes
Industry leaders warn inflation and recession push property and casualty insurers to historic losses. Minnesota firms report sizable underwriting deficits through nine months of 1975, with State Farm and Allstate seeking auto rate hikes above 20 percent and Blue Cross Blue Shield raising group premiums up to 39 percent as manufacturers face higher repair costs and lawsuits.
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Crookston Snowmobile Crash Claims 19 Year Old
A collision between a snowmobile and a tow truck on Crookston's main street killed Mark Reginbal 19. The death raises Minnesota's 1975 traffic toll to 747. Two other Minnesotans died in out of state crashes Dana Gordon 19 of Burnsville in Illinois and Franklin Newman 46 of Minneapolis in Wisconsin.
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Holiday traffic toll falls short of early council forecast
The Christmas period deaths totaled 367 by midnight Sunday, well below the National Safety Council’s forecast of 440 to 500. Snow hampered travel in many central states with flurries from the Great Lakes to Indiana West Virginia and across Colorado Texas and New Mexico. The Associated Press began counting at 6 pm EST Wednesday and ended at midnight in each time zone.
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Plane crash near Morristown leaves two dead
FAA investigators probe a Sunday crash of a single engine plane near Morristown, South Dakota, killing two people. Officials in Bismarck said the North Dakota Highway Patrol notified them of the 5 p.m. incident as the probe began.
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Plane Missing Over Arkansas With Five aboard
Civil Air Patrol searched for a twin engine plane missing with three North Dakotans and two Minnesotans aboard. The craft disappeared on a flight from Jamestown North Dakota to Tampa Florida. Pilot Allen Hofman of Jamestown suspected. others named included Lynette Hofman Karl Stoddart and the Herk couple from Moorhead Minnesota.
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Shakopee Officials Refuse County Tax Value Records
Shakopee city officials refuse to provide Scott County with the city assesor’s market value records for each property. They protest a state law limiting annual increases in taxable value, enacted in 1973 and amended in 1975, causing wide variations in assessed values for homes with identical market values.
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Bonds for Two Harbors Industrial Debt Sale Largest in State
The state commissioner of economic development and Two Harbors officials prepared to sign a preliminary agreement for 35.5 million dollars in industrial revenue bonds. The issue funds expansion of dock and wharf facilities by the Duluth Missabe and Iron Range Railroad at Two Harbors, described as Minnesota’s largest such sale.
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Global spy services differ in secrecy and oversight
An AP survey shows most nations have intelligence agencies but publish little about them. The United States faced unprecedented CIA and FBI scrutiny, while countries like West Germany, Britain, Israel, Iran, and Russia keep budgets and operations largely hidden from parliaments and the public.
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