Energy debate opens on Carter plan in House fight over amendments
The House begins a week of debate on President Carter's energy plan with guidelines for floor action likely to spark amendment battles. Lawmakers aim to finish next week and send the bill to the Senate by Friday.
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Welfare reform outline under White House review
Washington AP The 60 page welfare reform outline by HEW Secretary Joseph A Califano Jr is under White House discussion with no decisions yet. Carter aims to limit first year costs but signals potential higher future costs for the plan.
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Washington
HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Carter
White House
Public TV funds approved for Northern Minnesota project
The Minnesota Governor's Rural Development Council approved 143000 in grants for five rural projects. Northern Minnesota Public TV received 37500 to fund the next fiscal year's operations and phase two work including tower building equipment installation and staff hiring.
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Carney Life Changes As Carey Fans Embrace New Image
A profile of Carey Jerry Filzen, 21, a longtime carney with Matt Armstrong Shows, describing his transformation from rough, brawling carnival life to a more disciplined, hygiene conscious culture. He recalls snitching, fights, and the close knit ride and games staff while noting newer, calmer times and ongoing turnover among workers.
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Matt Armstrong
Carney
Harvey Meyer
Carey Jerry Filzen
Filzen
New Ulm
Beltrami County Fairgrounds
Carneys
Carey
Armstrong
Filten
Mahnomen
Hammer
St. Louis, Mo
A Carey
Jerry Filzen
Carter calls for sweeping controls on nuclear arms
President Carter seeks to slow and end the arms race by eliminating all nuclear weapons. Brookings figures show Soviet strategic firepower far exceeds U S levels, with overkill risks highlighted. SALT talks continue as options for deep cuts are debated.
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America
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Arthur L. Gavshon
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Brookings Institution
Ruth Seger Siward
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
U.S
Hospital board votes to open meetings to media
The Bemidji Community Hospital Board voted at its regular meeting to open all future board meetings to news media coverage, marking a major step toward transparency and public access to proceedings.
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Jim Maki
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State collects eight thousand five hundred dollars in unclaimed funds
Minnesota state treasurer announced the deposit of 8500 dollars into the unclaimed property fund after a Fridley traffic stop uncovered cash linked to drug evidence. The trooper found 8500 dollars in the car trunk, but the occupants denied ownership and no charges followed.
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ST. Paul
Anoka County
Richard Wassow
Lord
Survivors of Miami gang style killings under police guard
Two survivors from the execution style slayings of six companions are under police protection. Margaret Wooden, 24, escaped after being grazed by a bullet and is a key witness. Johnny Hall, 45, wounded in the head, is in serious condition and guarded at the hospital. Police report robbery as a possible motive and note five bodies found in one bedroom and a sixth in another.
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Margaret Wooden
Johnny Hall
Dade County Police
Miss Wooden
Livingston Stocker
Florida Power & Light Co
Stocker
Hall
John Holmes
Henry Clayton
Gilbert Williams
Michael Miller
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