Court splits on clean air ruling
The Supreme Court, in a 4 to 4 split with Justice Powell abstaining, upholds a lower court order barring substantial air degradation in clean air regions. The deadlock leaves the issue legally unsettled while pressuring the EPA to craft nondegradation standards.
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Supreme Court
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Environmental Protection
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Warren E. Burger
Public sees Watergate hearings as dramatic production clash
Republican party leaders push for full public airing of the Watergate scandal while officials question live coverage. Interior Secretary Morto calls hearings a dramatic production and urges court action. Vice President Agnew and others weigh in as Senate hearings resume amid new disclosures from Kalmbach, Dean, and Colson.
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The
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Newsweek Magazine
John W. Dean III
Charles R. Richey
Richey
John Dean
Adam
Newsweek
Dean
Charles W. Colson
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Indian officers ignore planned fish-in at Leech Lake says state AP
Leech Lake and Bowstring lakes will host a whites protest fish-in while Indian conservation officers plan to ignore it. Leech Lake leaders say state law will govern arrests, with non Indian wardens handling violations and the Chippewa Band maintaining an observation group. The event follows a June 22 stamp requirement to fish on reservation lakes with funds going to Leech Lake Indians.
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Munnell
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Peace prospects in Indochina gloom after Paris cease-fire
A Senate staff report warns genuine peace in Indochina remains unlikely more than four months after the Paris cease-fire. It cites Hanoi leaders and Thieu as unlikely to abandon long held aims. In Saigon Foreign Minister Lam met with U S officials on stalled negotiations. Frank Sinatra says he will return to show business only if he can control the situation and plans a TV special next fall.
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Nixon and advisers plan inflation fight agenda
President Nixon set a meeting with chief economic advisers to review weekend built inflation-fighting proposals. Kissinger, returning from Paris, will discuss Indochina talks with Le Duc Tho and Brezhnev’s visit while Nixon’s Florida trip winds down.
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Paris
Indochina
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Leonid Brezhnev
Florida
Key Biscayne
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Bebe
Rebozo
George P. Shultz
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John Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
John B. Connally
Weather outlook and brief economic note from White House
Fair to partly cloudy through Tuesday with a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms south today and tonight. Cooler tonight with highs in the 60s to 70s tomorrow. Rain chances 10 percent today and tonight, 5 percent Tuesday. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said the President has no immediate plans for a new anti inflation program and does not expect a major economic announcement today.
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Warren
Heat Wreaks Havoc as Minnesota Highways Explode
In extreme 90s heat, Minnesota roads suffered pavement explosions on I 35 W near Burnsville and US 61 between Newport and St Paul Park, plus segments near Rochester and Owatonna. The Highway Patrol said chunks the size of footballs formed holes, traffic rerouted until crews repaired with asphalt. Huff Street in Winona also softened and became slick, resembling fresh pavement.
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Roseville
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Owatonna
Highway Patrol
Winona
Huff Street
Weekend accidents claim 12 lives
Six people died in Minnesota road and water incidents over the weekend raising the 1973 toll to 333. Victims include 15 year old Paul Mulheran of Edina struck while biking, John Steven Wilson of Minneapolis crushed in Roseville, and six drowning deaths on state lakes. Police and rescuers describe multiple vehicle, watercraft, and swimming accidents across Ramsey, Hennepin, Anoka, and surrounding counties.
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58Th Street
Hennepin County
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J. G. Mulheran
Minneapolis
Bernice E. Patterson
St. Paul
U.S. 212
Dawson
Leslie Patterson
Waverly
S.D
Faribault
Cannon River
Gerald Ernesto
Northfield
Grindstone Lake
Sandstone
Harold Studneck
Mountain Lake
Skylab 2 Crew Ready for July Rendezvous
Skylab 2 crew prepared for a July 27 liftoff from Cape Kennedy aboard a Saturn 1B to transport three astronauts to the space station. Cmdr Charles Conrad Jr. and crewmates Kerwin and Weitz continue a 28 day mission, conducting earth resources and solar experiments while enjoying light recreation.
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Earth
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Space
Conrad
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Reaction divided on lower adult age in Minnesota poll
A Minnesota Poll in the Minneapolis Tribune shows 48 percent favor lowering the age of adulthood to 18, 49 percent oppose, and 3 percent without opinion. Voters split on legislative changes including term length, handgun controls, unit pricing, and public funding for elections.
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Beltrami County board studies nursing home bond sale
The Beltrami County Board of Commissioners plans to discuss a bond issue of about half a million dollars for a Beltrami Nursing Home addition. Springstead Investment Bankers will present on the revenue bonds approved last fall. Additional agenda items include Highway 71 improvements, county road transfers, the 1974 Upper Mississippi Mental Health Center budget, and county highway work updates. Sheriff Tolman and County Engineer Kemp will provide department updates.
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Beltrami County Board of Commissioners
Springstead Investment Bankers
Carl Larson
State Highway Department
Tom Tolman
John Kemp
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