26 Jul 1973
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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
1
The federal government filed a notice of appeal to overturn a court injunction ordering an end to bombing and military activity in Cambodia. Judge Orrin G. Judd issued the permanent injunction at the suit brought by Rep Elizabeth Holtzman and three Air Force fliers.
President Nixon rejects Senate Watergate committee and Archibald Cox subpoenas for tape recordings and related records. He pledges to abide by a Supreme Court decision and states executive privilege not to disclose private presidential papers, aiming to cooperate where possible.
The note asserts Ana Harpings remains only a friend and criticizes the reader for not knowing her, framing the relationship as distant and unresolved.
A 19 year old Bemidji man, Darrell Lee Ryan, is held on a 1000 bond after allegedly drawing a loaded 12 gauge shotgun on two Bemidji police officers in the Melons Place parking lot. He appeared in Beltrami County Court on the assault with a deadly weapon complaint. The 17 year old driver faces a separate open bottle charge in juvenile court.
Ehrlichman testifies before the Senate Watergate committee claiming FBI delays on Ellsberg's leak hindered the probe and pushed the White House plumbers to conduct their own investigation. He says Hoover's inflexibility and political considerations helped justify the break in, while denying Nixon authorized it.
A 16 year old Red Lake youth surrendered to U S Marshals in Minneapolis on a manslaughter charge filed by the FBI and BIA. The complaint concerns the death of Albert Lussier Jr 16 whose body was found last Sunday on the reservation.
Bemidji City Council approved a cab license for Paul Bunyan Cab Co after a Tuesday noon special meeting. The firm, under new owner Frank E. Williams, had earlier been denied for painting and labeling noncompliance but passed a police inspection letter from Captain Al Bennington.
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