Food price controls studied as freeze sustains costs
Washington AP reports the Food Advisory Committee met to craft Phase 4 price controls after warnings the current 60 day freeze will lift prices higher. Kay Ryan pressed for credible limits while industry spokesmen warned of shortages and economic disruption.
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Nixon plans after Watergate probe in appropriate forum
President Nixon will speak after the Senate Watergate committee finishes the current phase of its inquiry. The White House said Nixon would respond in an appropriate forum after hearings next week and through August. The panel will hold weekday sessions and has listed 20 witnesses, with John N. Mitchell among the first to testify in the second phase.
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Security Conference Opens in Finland as Tensions Ease
The 35 nation Conference on European Security and Cooperation opened in Helsinki with optimism from all sides. In Washington the United States imposed strict export controls on iron and steel scrap as prices hit a 16 year high, with possible limits on corn exports. Commerce Secretary Dent announced a five day embargo on soybeans and cottonseed meal for animal feeds eased, while human food exports remained restricted.
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Eight plead innocent in Leech Lake fishing permit case
Eight people arrested for refusing to buy Leech Lake Indian Reservation fishing stamps pleaded innocent in Cass County Court. Trial tentatively set for Aug. 3. The arrests, led by the Leech Lake Area Citizens Committee, test the new $1 permit law, seen by some as discriminatory.
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Nixon to sign 5.6 percent Social Security hike
The Western White House says the Social Security bill, previously announced as signed, will reach President Nixon's desk today. Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler apologized for the error and said the 5.6 percent benefit increase takes effect July 1, citing confusion over parliamentary moves before the July recess.
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Harpings Mirror as Tool to Spot a Fool
Editorial quip notes a proverb on self awareness. The piece implies a mirror reveals folly and urges cautious judgment of others.
Earth at aphelion on Independence Day marked by distance
Astronomers at Adler Planetarium note that on July 4 the Earth reaches aphelion the farthest point from the sun at 94 513 000 miles away. This extra distance moderates northern summer heat and deepens southern winter chill.
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Smart and Books named to airport zoning board
Bemidji City Council approved a resolution creating a Joint Airport Zoning Board with five members. Mayor Jansen named Doug Smart and Dr. Clyde Books as appointees. two more will be chosen by the County Board and a chairman elected by the four. The council also approved three special use permits for 900 Minnesota Ave, a 15th Street bus garage, and a 2308 Bemidji Ave billboard.
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Bemidji theatre plan clears after state review
The city drops its suit against Bud Woodard after Minnesota Aeronautics confirms Bemidji runway is a visual runway under state rules. Woodard seeks about 3000 dollars for construction delays while funding loss concerns fade.
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