Red Lake walleye row tied to club actions and a city editor
The article names Blackduck and Kelliher sportsmen clubs as the “some persons” pushing to close Red Lake to fishing. Jay Griggs wrote the piece. Cliff Morlan says he wondered about netting small walleyes and moving them to other lakes to reduce the bump in Red Lake. The piece notes fisheries officials know how to head off a slump but won’t act without public backing.
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Unemployment Compensation Raised to $85 Weekly
New provisions take effect July 1 and base benefits on half of the average weekly gross wage. The maximum rises from 64 to 85 dollars. The 18 week qualification remains, requiring at least 30 dollars earned weekly in the 52 weeks prior to application. Visit your local employment office for full details. Bemidji Employment Office.
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Nixon Aides Under Fire As Dean Testimony Looms
Senate Watergate panel member Lowell Weicker said the Nixon era has stifled truth seekers and urged listening to John W. Dean III who will lead off next week's hearings. The panel weighs halting secret witness talks amid leak concerns.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Lowell O. Weicker Jr
White House
John W. Dean III
Dean
Record space mission ends safely with pinpoint splashdown
Skylab crew Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz return aboard the USS Ticonderoga after a 28 day 395 orbit mission covering 11 million miles. They walk unsteadily to a medical trailer six hours of debriefing begin doctors prepared for gravity readjustment. The mission faced a refrigeration issue but ended with a precise reentry and successful recovery.
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Vandals target markers marking Leech Lake reservation
The Leech Lake Indian fishing and hunting agreement takes effect as DNR marks boundaries with temporary signs ripped down within hours. Richard Tarte cites high taxpayer costs for replacing signs. non Chippewa anglers must buy a $1 stamp for the license. a 1 p m fish in at a Leech Lake resort will issue tickets to violators, aiming to test settlement legality in court.
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Leech Lake
Beltrami County
Richard Tarte
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Tarte
Leech Lake Indian Reservation
Summit pact aims to curb nuclear war risk by U S Soviet leaders
President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev sign a landmark agreement during their fifth day of talks to regulate relations to reduce the risk of nuclear war. The pact applies bilaterally with multilateral implications and vows to avoid confrontations and refrain from force against each other, allies, and other countries. Kissinger notes the clause did not address Cambodia bombing or Czechoslovakia invasion.
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Senate panel approves 5.5 percent Social Security increase
The Senate Finance Committee voted 11 to 2 to add a 5.5 percent cost of living raise for 28 million Social Security beneficiaries to a debt limit extension bill. The plan, supported by Senate and House leaders, would take effect January 1975 with no payroll tax rise. The trust fund covers the $2.75 billion cost for one year, aided by higher 1974 taxable wage base.
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House
Russell B. Long
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Long
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George P. Shultz
Nixon
Sen. Long
Social Security Trust Fund
Harpings Reflects on Self Control in Face of Size
The speaker notes that mastering temper becomes easier when facing a physically larger opponent, implying restraint arises from recognizing imbalance and choosing restraint over aggression. No other figures or parties are named.
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