January CPI rises as prices continue to edge up
Consumer prices climbed six tenths of one per cent in January and were 11.7 per cent higher than a year earlier. Food costs rose, while clothing autos and beef fell. Wholesale declines have not yet affected the consumer index, as inflation in 1974 is confirmed higher than earlier estimates.
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Washington
CPI
Labor Department
New Commerce Department
Department
Local Weekend Forecast Turns Mild Then Snow Possible
Partly sunny and mild today with highs around 32 to 40 degrees. Tonight and Saturday bring a chance of light snow, with clouds, lows near 18 to 25 and highs 25 to 32. Precipitation chances sit around 40 percent tonight and 30 percent Saturday.
Watergate figures sentenced in federal case
Three close Nixon aides John Mitchell H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman were sentenced to at least 22 years in prison for conspiring to obstruct justice and lying under oath. Robert Mardian received 10 months to three years. All four may appeal and all stayed free on bond. Ehrlichman sought a non prison sentence citing Indian pueblos work. Judge Sirica imposed prison terms after reviewing reports.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
John N. Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
New
Mexico
Mardian
Sirica
Haldeman
Bob Haldeman
United States
John J. Wilson
Richard Nixon
Lowe
New Mexico
Americans Fear Evacuation If U.S. Ships Ammunition to Ethiopia
About 60 Americans in northern Ethiopia fear Eritrean guerrillas will target them if Washington approves a $20 million plus airlift of ammunition for the Ethiopian government. U.S. State Department confirms the request is under study and evacuation may follow if the aid proceeds.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Washington
U.S. State Department
Indictment Reported in Robbie McIntosh Death Case
Two newspapers report a secret indictment of former Wall Street financier Kenneth Moss for Robbie McIntosh death at a party. Cher Bono allegedly helped save another musician during the same period as testimony was given before the Los Angeles County grand jury.
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Los Angeles
Wall Street
Robbie McIntosh
Cher Bono
New York Daily News
Los Angeles Times
Kenneth Moss
Cher
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
White House Hopes CPI Confirms Inflation Ease
Administration economists await the next Consumer Price Index figures for proof that inflation is easing. Wholesale prices have fallen for two straight months, but the Labor Department index shows consumer prices rose 12.2 percent in 1974.
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Washington
Labor Department
Sewage plant permit reportedly dropped at Itasca State Park
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency reportedly dropped its demand for a special permit for Itasca State Park's sewage facility. Park officials say effluent will not discharge into public waters, with a plan to permanently cork the pond outlet. About 60 attended a Feb. 13 meeting in Hubbard County.
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Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Itasca State Park
Hubbard County
PCA
Dan Krotan
Joe Ludwig
Pioneer
Hubbard County Fifth District Commission
Dwayne Foster
State
Ludwig
Anderson declines 1976 Democratic VP bid and more
Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson said he would not accept the 1976 Democratic vice presidential nomination and would not seek the presidential nomination. He criticized Wallace’s potential candidacy and urged energy safeguards, tax relief, and consumer representation on the Federal Reserve Board, while noting Reserve Mining’s discharges case and Minnesota’s tax policy achievements.
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Anderson
ST. Paul
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Reserve Mining Co
Reserve
Lake Superior
Silver Bay
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Minnesota
Daylight Saving Time Returns Sunday Reminder
Area residents are reminded that daylight saving time returns Sunday. Set clocks ahead one hour before retiring Saturday night. The conversion from standard time will occur at 2 a.m. Sunday and daylight saving time will be in effect for eight months. Unless Congress intervenes, standard time six months and daylight time six months will resume in October. Some states have exempted parts of their states from the change.
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Congress
He's hooked on flying
Wally Zimmer of Midway Seaplane Base pursued a life in aviation from youth, serving in the Army Air Corps, piloting for 20 years as a bush pilot near Anchorage, Alaska, and contracting for government missions. He recalls dramatic landings on lakes and riverbanks and recounts transitioning to mining support with unique aircraft.
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Wally Zimmer
Zimmer
Midway Seaplane Base
Army Air Corps
Bemidji
Alaska
FAA
Lake Spenard
Anchorage
Alaska Range
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