Supreme Court leaves Sirhan Sirhan conviction unreviewed
The Supreme Court refused to hear Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's appeal in the 1968 Robert F. Kennedy murder case. The court denied the petition 7-0 with two justices not participating. Sirhan remains serving a life sentence after a prior re sentencing.
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Supreme Court to review dependent student food stamp ruling
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to a 1971 amendment denying food stamps to households with full time college students claimed as dependents. A federal appeals ruling last August voided that amendment, saying it unconstitutionally withholds benefits from needy families.
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Court rules on unconstitutional effect of welfare stamps
The court unanimously held that depriving needy families of stamps when the father deserts or fails to provide support is unconstitutional. The Justice Department argued Congress had a reasonable basis for the line, noting a dependent student could receive or obtain support from the father for essentials.
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Nixon Meany move toward compromise on protectionist trade plan
President Nixon and AFL-CIO leader George Meany inch toward a compromise on protectionist legislation to reverse the U.S. trade deficit. After a 40 minute Miami Beach meeting Meany called Nixon's approach practical while warning details will determine labor support.
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No bills passed on holiday in Minnesota Legislature
The Minnesota Legislature postponed final action on all bills due to a holiday. Leaders cited legal challenges to laws passed on holidays. A delayed item set Lt. Gov. Rudy Perpich’s salary at 30000. The House advanced auto license renewals year round and a study claimed over 100000 yearly savings. A bill to require women on grand and trial juries under the same rules as men also moved forward.
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Kerner vows to fight bribery conviction in landmark case
Federal Judge Otto Kerner and associate Theodore Isaacs were found guilty of conspiracy bribery fraud and income tax evasion. The verdict marks the first time an active U.S. Court of Appeals member was convicted of a crime. Kerner, 64, faced bribery related to race track stock while Illinois governor. Senator Alan Cranston urged Congress to grant absolute newsmen privilege to protect confidential sources in hearings on reporters rights.
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Weather outlook with light snow flurries and colder nights
Clouds bring scattered light snow or flurries today and tonight with clearing late. Warmer today, colder tonight especially west and south. Partly cloudy and colder Wednesday with highs near 20s and lows around 8 to 18 below. Precipitation chances 20 percent today and tonight, 5 percent Wednesday.
Laos Cease Fire Signed With Pathet Lao Planned Ceremony
Vientiane radio reports a cease-fire agreement between the royal Lao government and the Pathet Lao with a signing ceremony set for 11 a.m. Wednesday in Vientiane local time. No terms or effective date are disclosed. The Pathet Lao have been negotiating with Premier Souvanna Phouma's government.
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Minnesota veterans back bill for Vietnam era bonus
Minnesota Vietnam veterans voiced support for a proposed bonus of up to 600 dollars per veteran under a bill by Rep Donald Samuelson. The measure would pay 15 dollars a month for stateside service, 20 dollars per overseas month with a 600 cap, plus 1000 dollars to POWs and MIAs and to survivors of those killed in action. A minimum 50 million dollars is needed to fund the program.
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Infant abandoned on plane finds new life in Youngstown
A newborn girl found in a United Airlines plane toilet after a flight from Washington to Youngstown is in satisfactory condition at a hospital. Authorities say she was born aboard the plane and abandoned after landing. a woman in a bulky coat who boarded in Pittsburgh is sought for questions as passenger lists are checked.
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Benefit for Johnsons Sunday at Teastrike Bar
A ham dinner smorgasbord benefit for Leland Pete Johnsons on Sunday Feb 25 at Teastrike Bar runs 2 pm to close. Admission 3 dollars adults 1.50 for under 12 with 21 and under in dining room. Proceeds split 50 50 to the family. neighbors and friends donate most food. Johnson was killed Jan 28 when a Caterpillar toppled on him. Call Jim Foster at 586 9264 or Don Helgeson at 243 2487 for details.
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Bemidji City Council to convene regular session
The Bemidji City Council will meet in regular session tonight in City Hall council chambers. Bids will be awarded for a sanitation department truck and four licenses are up for approval. The city manager will seek authorization to solicit bids for two police cars.
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Food dating bill takes first Senate look in Minnesota
A Minnesota Senate committee examined a bill requiring most perishable foods with shelf life under one year to bear a pull date. The Health Welfare and Corrections panel took no action, planning further hearings next Tuesday. Sponsor Sen. Robert North cited personal experiences with spoiled foods to push the measure. The proposal excludes fresh fruits and vegetables and faces House resistance despite consumer groups backing it.
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FDA recalls frozen foods over botulism risk
The FDA announced a recall of four Stouffers frozen products possibly containing contaminated mushrooms and a separate recall in Michigan for frozen pizzas from Fabbrini Foods. Stouffers aims to finish the recall by Tuesday, urged customers to return affected items purchased since February 7.
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Campus Ministry furniture drive seeks college aid
Bemidji State College Campus Ministry Association led by Bob Vollwock launches a college community service project to collect used furniture clothing and household items for married students and low income residents. Furniture loans offered drop off at 1515 Calihan clothing at St Philip's Church basement Seventh and Beltrami contact 751-8667 or 751-3724 for details Help Us to Help Others.
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