Minnesota Board Sets December Hearing on Segregation Regulations
The State Board of Education schedules a December public hearing on rules barring Minnesota schools from more than 30 percent minority or low income students. If approved, the rules take effect fall 1973 and could cut state aid for districts failing to adopt acceptable desegregation plans. The board views the plan as first in the nation to include an economic factor in defining segregation.
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Minnesota
Percen
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St. Paul
Dialluth
Howard B. Casmey
Clarence R. Smith
Bemidji
Bar of
Minnesota State Bar Association
Price Commission weighs broadening controls to curb food costs
Washington AP reports the Cost of Living Council will consider the Price Commission call for firm action to curb rising food prices by expanding Nixon era controls on agricultural products. Raw produce has been exempt since August 15, starting point for policy shift.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
The
Price Commission
Nixon
East Coast Storm Overtakes States With Severe Flooding
Agnes drenched Virginia North Carolina Pennsylvania and New York with torrential rains flooding large areas. Virginia reports six dead and others missing as James River floods Buchanan County. New York sees two dead and 2 500 evacuated amid near destruction. Rescue crews evacuated 136 people in Craig County Virginia.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
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James River
Buchanan County
Manassa
Nelson County
Elton B. Ingalls
New York State
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic Seaboard
State dries into warm, partly cloudy start then rain chances rise
Fair to partly cloudy and a bit warmer tonight with increasing clouds and warmer conditions Friday across the state. A few showers or thunderstorms possible in the southwest. Tonight lows 45 to 54. Friday highs 72 to 84.
Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
Extended forecast calls for variable cloudiness and possible showers and thunderstorms from Saturday through Monday. Cooler Monday with lows 44 to 64 and highs 68 to 86.
Gunman Goes on Rampage Killing Six Wounded Six
A Cherry Hill rampage at Heritage House leaves six dead and six wounded as Edwin C. Grace 33 an off duty guard fires with two sawed off rifles. Witnesses describe a terror scene as police surround the building and Grace is hospitalized with gunshot wounds.
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N.J
Edwin D.eere
Edwin C. Grace
Heritage House
James Ashen
Blackwood
Grace
Wal
Pinkerton
Trenton, N.J
The
Detective Agency
Cherry Hill Hospital
Public hearing date set for Bemidji sewage plan July 12
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency tentatively schedules public hearings on Bemidji proposed sewage disposal system for July 12 with location to be decided. City Manager John Lloyd noted possible venues include City Hall Beltrami County courthouse or Bemidji State College as crowds are expected to be large.
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Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Bemidji
John Lloyd
City Hall
Beltrami County
Bemidji State College
Senate weighs bipartisan panel for handling secret documents
The Senate moves to form a five Democrat five Republican committee to study classification and handling of government documents. It follows Sen. Gravel’s push to disclose a 1969 Vietnam study and mandates a 60 day report with guidelines and recommendations.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Nixon
Gravel
Jacob K. Javits
R-N
AMA to vote on service review debated by delegates
In San Francisco the AMA House of Delegates prepares a vote on a plan to involve public review of doctors fees and performance in federally funded care. A Pennsylvania move seeks public accountability for use of federal funds, while opponents warn against outside scrutiny of professional standards.
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American Medical Association
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House of Delegates
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House
Bert Howard
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