Smoking death at TRF home sparks fire inquiry
Willardrickson, 60, died from apparent smoke inhalation in his Thief River Falls residence on Tuesday. Police say careless smoking started the blaze, which burned a hole in the wood floor but caused no further damage.
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Thief River Falls
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Willardrickson
Berkeley Bank Bomb Blast Injures No One
A small low yield bomb exploded in an outside stairwell at the Mason-McDuffy Financial Center in Berkeley California causing minor damage to a six story building housing a Bank of America branch. No injuries were reported. Police search for two males seen fleeing toward a dark compact station wagon. The blast unhinged a door across the street and shattered windows within a half block.
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R.J. Peters
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Escapee pair finally nabbed in Omaha after Waseca jail break
Michael A. Johnson 21 of Minneapolis was arrested in Omaha near 10 p.m. after an escape from Waseca County jail. Fellow escapee Eugene Hood 30 of Owatonna was already arrested Monday night in Omaha. the getaway car was recovered. Both suspects allegedly held a Hartland family hostage and stole a car to flee.
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Waseca
Hood
Omaha
Snowmobile Drowning On Lake Minnetonka Claims Shorewood Man
John Langer aged 58 of Shorewood drowned when his snowmobile broke through thin ice on Lake Minnetonka during a return from a fishing trip. The incident occurred about 6 45 p m Tuesday with the body recovered around 7 30 p m, according to the Hennepin County sheriff's office.
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John Langer
Shorewood
Lake Minnetonka
Hennepin County
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Langer
Policeman Beaten in St Paul Parking Lot
Patrolman William Langevin age 24 was beaten by a group of youths after stopping a car to issue a ticket. He was unconscious briefly and taken to St. Paul Ramsey hospital for bruises and possible internal injuries. Several arrests were reported by police.
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ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
William Langevin
St. Paul Ramsey Hospital
Minnegasco weighs bid for CTU gas operations
Minnegasco and Central Telephone & Utilities Corp announced talks on Minnegasco purchasing CTU's natural gas retail distribution. CTU's Cengas Division serves 128,000 customers in 57 Nebraska towns and 13 in South Dakota, while Minnegasco serves 358,000 customers in Minnesota including the Minneapolis–St Paul area. Presidents Kraemer and Reuss disclosed the joint plan this week.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minnesota Gas. Co
Minnegaso
Central Telephone & Utilities Corp
CTU
Chicago
Minnegasco
Nebraska
South Dakota
Lincoln
Neb
Sioux Falls
S.D
Minnesota
Humphrey Named Minnesota Newsmaker of the Year for 1975
The Associated Press names Hubert Humphrey Minnesota’s top newsmaker of 1975. He says he will not run in primaries unless the national convention deadlocks. The 64 year old former VP and current U.S. Senator continues to draw attention as Democrats consider him for the Senate seat.
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Minnesota
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Humphrey
Harris
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Minneapolis
Senate
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Donald Fraser
Warren Spannaus
U.S
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Hennepin County
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La Guardia Reopens After Bomb Blast In New York
First passengers arrive at La Guardia after a deadly 11 killed 75 injured explosion. An American Airlines flight from Dallas landed at 10 10 p m with 90 aboard. FBI agents join NYPD and fire crews in a large scale search and scene reconstruction.
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American Airlines
Dallas
Levada June
FBI
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New York City
British Doctor Tortured in Chile Charges Allege Abuse
London reports British doctor Sheila Cassidy says she was stripped and tortured for up to an hour during two months as a prisoner of Chile's military junta. The Foreign Office seeks UN Human Rights Commission action, demands inquiry, and Ambassador Reginald Seconde has left Santiago.
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London
Chile
Foreign Office
United Nations Human Rights Commission
Sheila Cassidy
Cassidy
Reginald Seconde
Santiago
U.N
Roman Catholic Mission
Tres Alamos
Nelson Gutierrez
Revolutionary Left Movement
MIR
Libyan Connection Scrutinized After OPEC Attack
Algerian officials freed five of six suspected attackers from the Vienna OPEC raid and sent them by plane to a friendly Arab country. Unconfirmed reports claim some may have reached Libya, a country with past hospitality for anti Israel hijackers. one killed assailant was tied to Libya's OPEC delegation.
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Algiers
Algeria
Vienna
Organization of ‘Petroleum Exporting Countries
Libya
OPEC
Tripoli
Shakopee to turn over books to county officials
Shakopee city leaders plan to hand over their property assessment books to Scott County while considering a challenge to a state law that caps yearly residential assessment increases. The Minnesota Revenue Department sought to compel access to compute taxes due. Hostage and asylum details appear from a separate report on Algerian events.
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Shakopee, Minn
Scott County
Minnesota Revenue Department
Shakopee
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