Ten hostages held in Wounded Knee occupation
The Oglala Sioux Nation and the American Indian Movement seized ten Pine Ridge residents in Wounded Knee S D to pressure Kennedy and Fullbright to visit. AIM says hostages are unharmed unless authorities invade. They demand a Senate investigation into treaties and federal administration of Indian affairs and a new tribal election.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
Oglala Sioux Nation
American Indian Movement
South Dakota
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
William Fullbright
D-Ark
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
AIM
Carter
Ponca City
Okla
FBI
Kennedy
Executive Branch
Pine Ridge
Interior Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Camp
Fullbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
BIA
Oglala Sioux
Richard Wilson
Wilson
Burglary arrests tied to Wounded Knee trading post raid
U S Attorney William Clayton reports 16 adults and one juvenile were arrested on Pine Ridge Reservation after a burglary at Wounded Knee Trading Post. Officials say the suspects face larceny burglary and conspiracy charges and will be arraigned in Rapid City.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
U.S
William Clayton
Wounded Knee Trading Post
Clayton
Rapid City
James Wilson
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
American Indian Movement
Wounded Knee
Strikes Hit Britain Over Wage Limits Across Sectors
AP reports 24 hour strike by 29 000 engineers and widespread walkouts by teachers gas workers and other unions paralyze transport and fuel. Britain faces gas shortages and fuel lines while Parliament notes 22.4 percent price rise in 30 months as shoppers feel wage limits.
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London
The
Automobile Association
Edward
England
Birmingham
North Vietnam says POW releases to resume after Saigon plan
North Vietnam announced it will resume freeing American prisoners of war once the Joint Military Commission in Saigon guarantees security for its members in South Vietnam cities. A spokesman said liberation will proceed normally after a North Vietnamese working plan to safeguard commission personnel is adopted.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen Thanh le
Commission
Deadline Near for 1973 Vehicle Tags in Bemidji Area
State patrol Beltrami County sheriff and Bemidji police warn that by midnight tonight 1973 registration plates must be updated. Starting tomorrow March 1 drivers with old tags face arrest. Weather calls for mostly cloudy skies with light freezing drizzle and snow tonight and Thursday with mild temps and limited precipitation.
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State Highway Patrol
Beltrami County
Tremor Shakes Eastern States. No Major Damage
An early morning tremor around 3 30 a m eastern time rattled eastern Pennsylvania and parts of Delaware and Maryland. No injuries or major damage were reported as residents called police and media lines. A National Earthquake Information Center spokesman in Boulder said initial measurements were unavailable.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
National Earthquake Information Center
Boulder
Colo
Collective bargaining bill draws farmer support
A Minnesota bill that would force food processors to bargain in good faith with grower organizations drew early support from the Agriculture Commissioner and major farm groups. The measure, led by Sen. Moe, passed a Senate subcommittee 3-2 and is expected to advance amid debate.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Roger Moe
Senate
Dflers
Jon Wefald
Minnesota Farmers Union
The
Farm Bureau
National Farmers Organization
Aflcio
America
Wefald
George Mattson
Trimont
NFO
Main Street
Mattson
Alan Roebke
Hector
Roeeke
Southern Minnesota Canning Growers Association
House
Southeast
Planning Board meets amid manpower program problems
The Headwaters Area Manpower Planning Board held its second meeting with poor attendance due to visibility and slick roads. With no quorum, officers could not be elected nor bylaws approved. The discussion focused on funding cutbacks reducing services and the formation of a Labor Market Advisory Committee.
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Headwaters Area Manpower Planning Board
State Commission
Bemidji
Ray Boyer
Boyer
John Matala
Bruce Lear
State Manpower Commission
Area Manpower Planning Board
Ed Knudson
Paige Christensen
Board debates tenure policy and cuts at Bemidji State
Minnesota's State College Board met at Bemidji State College to review faculty tenure procedures amid enrollment-driven cuts. The Administrative Council will study tenure policy to improve education quality and student welfare while Bemidji State Laboratory School operations are extended through 1974 with a review planned for 1975.
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Minnesota
State College Board
MSCB
Bemidji State College
Jan Nelson
Minnesota State College Student Association
Bemidji State College Laboratory School
R. D. Decker
BSC
MSC
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Randy Anderson
Clay Stittsworth
James Greff
Billy Mason
Erick Jessen
Vince Day
Chris Austad
Britain
Heath
Manchester
Dublin
Irish Republic
Jack Lynch
Fianna Fail
Soldiers of Destiny
Fine Gael
Irish Party
Labor Party
Lynch
Washington
L. Patrick Gray
Senate Judiciary Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gray
J. Edgar Hoover
East
Asia
Minnesota State College Board
Florine Koole
Minneapolis
Alvin Stenberg
East Grand Forks
Kennon V. Rothchild
St. Paul
Frank Chesley
Red Wing
G. T. Mitau
Howard Casmey
Orrin V. Rinke
Sauk Rapids
Arnold C. Anderson
Montevideo
Elizabeth Johnson
Attorney General's Office
State of
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