Hearings begin on public employees strike law in Minnesota
A Minnesota House committee opens hearings on a bill to curb the 1971 Public Employees Bargaining Law and allow public workers to strike under three conditions while banning strikes by police and firefighters. The proposal also reshapes contracts and arbitration costs amid partisan debate.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
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House Labor-Management Relations Committee
Robert McFarlin
Louis Park
William Schreiber
Brooklyn Park
DFL
Jack Lavoy
Duluth
Cease fire violations in Saigon area decline despite heavy fighting
Saigon officials report fewer cease fire violations as heavy clashes continue in parts of South Vietnam. observers hope ICCS teams soon operate, but a key peace group member's absence delays progress. Agnew meets Thieu. talks may include Nixon in Honolulu next month.
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Saigon
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International Commission of Control and Supervision
Foumation
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Spiro T. Agnew
Arctic earnings decline signals tougher period for snowmobile maker
Arctic Enterprises reported a third quarter earnings drop to 950 531 dollars or 31 cents a share, down from 2 8 million dollars or 97 cents a share a year earlier. President John Penn cited lower volume and higher production costs from solving issues in marketing a new model. First nine months earnings at 3.9 million dollars or 1.29 per share fell 35 percent from the prior year.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Arctic Enterprises
Arctic
John Penn
Weather Outlook: Cloudy Skies Through Thursday
Forecast calls for cloudy conditions through Thursday with scattered light snow tonight and Thursday. Highs in the mid to upper 20s today, warming to the 30s Thursday. Lows around 12 to 14 tonight. Overall precipitation chances 20 percent today, 30 percent tonight, 40 percent Thursday.
Hospital Visitation Limited to Next of Kin Due to Illness
Bemidji Hospital restricts visits to next of kin only to protect patients from flu and colds. Visitors must be flu free, stay under 15 minutes, and limit to two per patient. Exceptions include convalescent and nursing care units with adjusted hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Regular hours are 12:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. No smoking in rooms.
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J. T. DeWeese
Bemidji Hospital
L. C. Swanson
Next of Kin
Swanson
Kissinger to Visit Hanoi for Postwar Talks in 1973
White House announces Henry Kissinger will travel to Hanoi from February 10 to 13, 1973, to discuss postwar U S - North Vietnam relations and war damage reparations amid the recent Vietnam peace agreement. He may greet POWs released after the accord.
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le Duc Tho
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U.S
Nixon
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Paris
Harpings Describes Middle Ground Style in Public Debate
Harpings comments frame politics as a middle path, avoiding extremes. He argues this stance offers practical balance while resisting sharp partisan shifts. The remarks emphasize moderation as a strategic approach in governance.
Stennis Shot In Street Robbery In Washington
Sen John C Stennis of Mississippi was injured in a street robbery outside his home in Washington He was in very serious condition with two gunshot wounds after being attacked by two youths Police pursued suspects and Stennis underwent lengthy surgery The 71 year old Senate Armed Services Committee chair remained conscious and stable as of early reports at Walter Reed Army Medical Center
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John C. Stennis
Senate
U.S
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Maj. Garland
Leech Lake Reservation license fee plan headed to Legislature
A bill to require non Indians who hunt fish or trap on Leech Lake Reservation to buy an extra license will be introduced in Minnesota during the upcoming session. The fee starts at one dollar and may rise to 50 percent of the state license, with funds for economic development.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Leech Lake Reservation
Minnesota
Wendell Anderson
Leech Lake
U.S
Edward Devitt
LaPorte ISD 306 approves 245000 bond for school upgrades
LaPorte Independent School District 306 voters support a 245000 bond by a two to one margin with 232 yes and 112 no. Bonds will mature over 20 years with plans to start bidding by April 1 and begin construction after the final bus departs, targeting completion before the 1973 74 year. Remodeling includes electrical plumbing and heating upgrades and three new classrooms.
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Laporte School Parrons
Independent
Roger L. Lundahl
Bemidji Welcomes F H Bathke Company to Town
Bemidji Chamber Ambassadors welcomed the F H Bathke Company a new supplier of electrical welding and industrial supplies to the city. The firm leased office and warehouse space at 610 Railroad in the former Dwayne Young building and opened Feb 5 with main office in St Paul and branches in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Richard D Inman vice president stated they will serve northwestern Minnesota from Bemidji and plan an spring open house as they build local supply capabilities.
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F.H. Bathke Company
Bemidji Chamber
Bathke Company
Jim Welles
Minnesota
Bemidji
Inman
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