Kalmbach testifies he raised funds for Watergate defendants
Herbert W. Kalmbach told Senate investigators he raised more than 200000 dollars for the defendants as a moral obligation and believed funds supported legal fees and families. He said he followed Dean and Ehrlichman in secrecy and did not contact the President about possible illegality.
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Washington
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Watergate
Nixon
Kalmbach
John W. Dean III
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Dean
Ehrlichman
Senate
Democratic
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Joseph M. Montoya
Nixon to decide Phase 4 plan with advisers
President Nixon, recovering from viral pneumonia, will hold a decision making session with Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz on Phase 4 economic controls. Ziegler said a wage price restraints blueprint will be announced as a package later this week.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Ronald L. Ziegler
Shultz
Ziegler
Pat
Tricia Cox
Florida
C. B
Bebe) Rebozo
Senate faces showdown over Alaska oil pipeline NEPA amendment
In Washington the Senate weighs letting environmentalists continue a lawsuit blocking the Alaska oil pipeline. The dispute centers on an amendment claiming the project underwent adequate federal review under the National Environmental Policy Act. In New Delhi Kabul Radio reports Afghanistan as a republic after a bloodless coup. A spokesman in London cites the coup as nonviolent. In Detroit the UAW presents new contract demands to Ford after GM reception of a 43 page resolutions package from a union convention. The aims include voluntary overtime dental insurance full retirement after 30 years and price protections with unclear wage targets.
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Washington
Senate
New Delhi
India
Radio
Kabul
Afghanistan
Mohammed Zahir Shah
London
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Three-year-old dies after stepping into grain truck path
A Bemidji area tragedy reports Wade Allen Skime was killed when he stepped into a westbound grain truck’s path on Hwy 2 near Grace Lake Store. He died on arrival at Bemidji Hospital after his parents rushed him from the accident scene eight miles east of Bemidji.
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Bemidji
Hwy. 2
Wade Allen Skime
David Skime
Bemidji Hospital
Highway Patrol
Grace Lake
Hwy
Dave Skime
Allen Zimmel
Mahnomen
State College sets equity based raise plan for faculty
Minnesota State College System faces equity adjustments before raises. A 5.1 percent, 1.7 million dollar increase from 1973 Legislature will be distributed with 0.5 percent reserved for promotions and degrees. Up to four percent on the first 10 000 dollars and equal percentage increases above 10 000. If salaries shift among ranks, the chancellor may seek extra funds from the contingency fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota State College
State College Board
Legislative Advisory Committee
Beltrami Board Advances Mental Health Budget Plan
Beltrami County Commissioners approved the Upper Mississippi Mental Health Center budget 3 to 2 after Ted Tower reviewed salaries vehicle rentals detox funding and budget revisions. The meeting also listed road bids Black Duck Fair welfare lawsuit status of nursing home expansion and other items for the afternoon agenda.
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Beltrami County Board of Commissioners
Upper Mississippi
Ted Tower
Wayne Alsop
Tower
Beltrami County
The
Pioneer
United States
Red Lake Reservation
Council approves reward for meter vandalism arrests
Bemidji city council voted to offer a 100 dollar reward for information leading to arrests and convictions of persons stealing and vandalizing parking meter heads. The meeting also approved a three color ticket system with yellow 50 cent green 1 dollar and pink 1.50 fines to curb all day parking without feeding meters.
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Bemidji
Groundbreaking for Nymore recreation center begins
Construction starts on a new Nymore recreation center in Bemidji built by Bemidji Development Corporation with a 100000 Neilson Foundation grant. The facility at Nymore Field will include an 85 by 200 hockey arena and year round programs for School District 31 and community groups.
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L.M. Wangberg
George Welte
Jack Rice
John Lloyd
First Ward
Larry Dow
Neilson Foundation
Arnold Forbes
Bemidji Development Corporation
Charles Naylor
Gary Port
Dan Haluptzok
Nymore
Todd Jansen
Bemidji
Nymore Field
Third Streets
McKinley Avenue
School District 31
Butler Steel
Jack Rice Construction Company
St. Cloud
The Working Man Breaks For Ten Minute Pause
A Harpings item notes workers across shifts take a ten minute break during the day. The piece emphasizes steady labor habits and respect for breaks regardless of morning or afternoon designation.
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Anthony Ulasewicz
Montoya
George Deibert
Phil Reinke
Sheriff's Office
Sol Katz
Georgetown University Medical School
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Beltrami Nursing Home
John Kemp
Council
Nymore Recreation Center
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