High Court declines to reopen abortion ruling
Supreme Court declined to reconsider its decision that states may not prohibit abortions in licensed facilities before viability. It directed lower courts to apply the Jan. 22 ruling to nine states and remanded 22 cases in Texas and Georgia. Nicknames and detailed opposition arguments were noted without new medical data.
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Supreme Court
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Georgia
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Ohio
New Mexico
Arthur K. Bolton
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Tehemm High 7 Day Weather Outlook
Cloudy and mild through Wednesday. Chance of light snow in the north on Wednesday. Highs today in the mid to upper 20s northwest and mid 30s southeast. Lows tonight in the mid to high teens. Wednesday highs in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Precipitation chances 5 percent today 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Wednesday.
Minnesota House approves large property tax relief plan
The Minnesota House advanced a $58 million 1974 homeowner tax relief measure by 119 votes to 7, expanding the state share of homestead taxes from 35 to 45 percent and raising the maximum payment from 250 to 350. The plan also would cover bonded debt for local government buildings, prompting debate over equity and state role.
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Arlan Stangeland
R-Barnesville
Salisbury Adams
R-Orono
World developments across Vietnam Paris talks and U.S. aid
U S presses North Vietnam to free POWs while Hanoi cites cease fire terms. Paris conference drafts a declaration backing the peace accord with ministers likely to sign this week. Senate committee votes to halt foreign aid after April 30 unless Nixon releases 4.5 billion for domestic programs. Governors meet as Democrats push against Nixon budget cuts.
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Arkansas
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State College Board elects Chesley president at Bemidji
At a 1:15 p.m. special meeting in the Hobson Memorial Union building Bemidji State College named Dr. Frank Chesley of Red Wing as president replacing Robert Dunlap. Arnold Anderson of Montevideo was chosen as vice president with new terms for Thomas Coughlin and Orrin Rinke. Committees gained new chairs Kennon Rothchild Elizabeth Johnson and Anderson. Full board to meet at 10:30 a.m. today to discuss the chancellor’s recommendation for a new president of Southwest Minnesota State College.
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Red Wing
Mire State College
Boar
Arnold Anderson
Montevideo
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Mankato
Orrin Rinke
Sauk
Elizabeth Johnson
Anderson
Southwest Minnesota State College
Flexible wage rules echoed in 5.5 percent standard debate
The Nixon White House keeps the 5.5 percent wage standard on the books while using a broad advisory panel statement as a guide. The Labor-Management Advisory Committee urged pay growth tied to inflation goals, noting no single standard fits all parties.
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Dunlop
Miami Beach
Meany
Lottery draws set for March 8 in standby draft pool
Washington AP The Selective Service announces a March 8 lottery for men turning 19 in 1973 born in 1954. For the first time since 1969, lottery numbers do not imply immediate induction. numbers in 1974 remain potentially inductive with a processing ceiling to form a standby pool.
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Washington
Selective Service
DNR Public Meeting on Minnesota Outdoor Recreation
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources invites the public to a planning meeting on outdoor recreation and local involvement. Held Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 4 30 p.m in the Beaux Arts Ballroom at Bemidji State College the session covers county and municipal duties land use and protection of parks river system the state trail system funding for local acquisitions and condemnation procedures.
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Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Minnesota
Beaux Arts
Bemidji State College
Minnesota governor urges Vietnam service bonus legislation
Gov. Wendell Anderson called for swift passage of a veteran bonus bill offering up to 300 dollars for domestic service 600 dollars for Southeast Asia service and 1000 dollars for prisoners of war missing in action and dependents of service members killed in action. He proposed a one year state income tax exemption for returned POWs and free tuition at state colleges for veterans held prisoner or dependents of slain servicemen. The plan would be funded by 20 year general obligation bonds with an estimated 58 million dollar price tag.
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Sr. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Anderson
Minnesota
Southeast Asia
Recycling Center Opens Weekends at David Park Creamery
The center will operate weekends from March 3 to March 24 at the David Park Creamery Building with Friday and Saturday hours. Eric Angvall says the setup offers a temporary leasing option while seeking a permanent location and notes a $5 share sale for the recycling corporation at 101 Beltrami Ave.
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David Park Creamery
Eric Angvall
Angvall
Recycling Corporation
Beltrami Ave
Planning Commission reviews Nestle Grimes permit and airport zoning
Bemidji planning panel met with four of seven members present. It recommended approval of a 12 by 20 foot addition for Nestle and Dennis Grimes at 1018 Bemidji Avenue in the R-6 zone, with a new non conforming use permit required due to size change. The council will decide March 5. The panel also discussed drafting an airport zoning ordinance with state help and named a four member committee to proceed, to be joined by county officials and lawyers.
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State Department of Aeronautics
John Lloyd
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Jim Walker
Don Bye
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