Congress to Press CIA Probe Despite Ford Panel
Congressional leaders say investigations into the CIA will continue after President Ford named an eight member commission led by Vice President Rockefeller to review potential overreach. The panel will report in 90 days and findings go to Congress and the public.
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Washington
CIA
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
White House
Ron Nelsen
Congress
California
Ronald Reagan
Army
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Erwin N. Griswold
Afl-Cio
Joseph Lane Kirkland
University of Virginia
Edgar F. Shannon
Commerce
John T. Connor
Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Commission
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nedzi
House
CIA _ subcommittee
Stennis
Sparkman
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
Liquor License Revoked for Cass Lake Private Club
The Minnesota Liquor Control Commission revoked the Ponderosa Ranch liquor license near Cass Lake accusing Mary L. and Ralph B. Church of discriminatory practices. The July 15 1974 incident involved two Caucasians admitted while three Chippewa Indians were refused entry. Investigators found the club ran as a private membership venue despite a public bottle club license. Final SBA action pending.
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Liquor Commission
Cass Lake Club
Minnesota Liquor Control Commission
Ponderosa Ranch
Mary L
Ralph B. Church
Highway 371
Cass Lake
Aitken
Hofbauer
Leck
Henson
Tanner
Aitkin
Cass County Board of Commissioners
The
Liquor Control Commission
Ralph and Mary Church
Equal Opportunity and Compliance Section
U. S. Government Small Business Administration
SBA
Beltrami County approves highway and welfare pay raise
Assistant County Attorney Frederick Wedder announced a one year contract settlement with Beltrami County highway employees and Welfare workers. Highway workers receive a 75 dollar monthly across the board raise with some highway positions raised up to 50 dollars monthly. Welfare workers gain a two step increase averaging over 9 percent effective January first.
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Beltrami County Highway
Frederick Wedder
Local No. 49
Beltrami County Board of Commissioners
Highway Department
Wedder
IRA proposes indefinite cease-fire if talks with Protestants open
London reports say the IRA offered to extend its cease-fire in Northern Ireland indefinitely if Protestant guerrilla groups agree to direct peace talks. The proposal omits a British withdrawal pledge, seeking public backing for negotiations between Catholic and Protestant leaders. No official confirmation or immediate reaction from militants.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Dublin
IRA
Weather outlook for today and Tuesday
Mostly cloudy with light snow flurries through Tuesday. Highs 26 to 30 today, tonight lows 8 to 14, with Tuesday highs in the mid 20s. Snow chances 20 percent tonight and 30 percent Tuesday.
Beltrami County Board Opens New Year Session
Beltrami County Commissioners begin the year with a Tuesday 9 a.m. meeting in the courthouse board room. New member Doug Saunders joins incumbents Rodney Benson Walter Fenske and Lowell Biella. Agenda includes commissions appointments health insurance salaries and vacancy procedures after Commissioner Carl Falk’s death on December 31 1974.
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Beltrami County Board of Commissioners
Doug Saunders
Rodney Benson
Walter Fenske
Lowell Biella
Beltrami County
Jim Thoreen
Carl Falk
Minnesota Legislature Opens With Austerity Theme In 69th Session
The Minnesota Legislature convenes at noon to begin its 69th regular session with a focus on austerity. Gov. Wendell Anderson and aides signal no tax increases, possible gas tax tweak, and careful spending as lawmakers set a restrained pace and consider summer job programs and jobless benefits.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Wendell Anderson
House
DFL
Irvin Anderson
International Falls
Senate
Joan Grove
Dfler
Martin Sabo
Rudy Perpich
Alec Olson
Sabo
Minneapolis
Olson
Spicer
Arne Carlson
Henry Savelkoul
Albert Lea
Anderson
Airlines urged to improve emergency equipment and procedures
Federal safety experts from the National Transportation Safety Board call for corrective action to boost passenger safety in evacuations after accidents. They urge revisions to emergency evacuation chutes and other measures, noting injuries or deaths despite a long-term decline in air carrier accidents. The FAA faces congressional scrutiny over unaddressed dangers found in investigations.
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Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
U.S
FAA
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Henry A. Kissinger
Griswold
President
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Kissinger
Nessen
Kissinger- Rockefeller
Jack Frost
Bemidji
Northland
Chris Mattison
Joseph V. Novak
Liquor Control Commissioner
Larry Aitken
Lesley Henson
Gerald Seck
Richard Tanner
Walker
Mary Hofbauer
Seck
Leech Lake
Johnson O’malley
Local Business Development Organization
T. A. Lockhart
Department of Justice
Ron S. Golden
Weddel
Phuoc Binh
Saigon
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Mekong
Phnom Penh
Harold Krieger
Rochester
Ray Pavlak
South St. Paul
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