200 Mile Limit Aims To Rule Foreign Trawlers
In the Gulf of Alaska off New England and in waters shared with Cuba the government moved to enforce the new 200 mile limit on foreign fishing vessels. The change expands the former 12 mile limit after Congress acted to protect domestic fishermen and the Ford Administration backed the measure last year.
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Gulf of Alaska
New England
Cuba
U.S
Congress
Ford Administration
Amin lifts ban on Americans leaving Uganda
President Idi Amin lifted the ban on Americans leaving Uganda saying about 240 Americans in the country may travel on normal business. He postponed a meeting with U.S. citizens for a second time and gave no new date.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Idi Amin
Uganda
United States
U.S
Amin
El Salvador declares state of siege after protests
In San Salvador troops and police dispersed about 6,000 demonstrators occupying the capital’s main square demanding a new presidential election. At least five people were killed and 78 wounded as six days of protests by the center-left opposition call for fresh elections following the February 20 vote won by the government candidate.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Central America
Indian Officials Arrested in Secrets Case Amid US Involvement Suspected
Indian officials suspected of passing nuclear and industrial secrets to foreigners are under arrest after early February detentions. Interrogations have continued as sources indicate possible American involvement.
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Washington
Perpich to meet Reserve officials in Cleveland visit
Gov. Rudy Perpich flew to Cleveland to discuss with Reserve Mining Co. and parent Armco and Republic Steel. He skipped the National Governors Conference in Washington and has kept aides tight lipped about his recent mystery trips.
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Perpich
ST. Paul, Minn
Rudy Perpich
Cleveland
Reserve Mining Co
Armco
Republic Steel Corps
Washington, D.C
Washington
Reserve
Beth Allen
Alec Olson
St. Paul
Joseph Summers
Minnesota Energy
John Milhone
Bob Aronson
Aronson
Minnesota
Carter proposes creation of a Department of Energy
President Carter sent Congress a plan to form a Department of Energy by combining ERDA FPC and parts of nine agencies totaling nearly 20000 staff. The proposal splits offshore leasing between Interior and the new department and places other programs under Energy. It aims to unify energy policy match funding, speed solar and conservation efforts, and share leasing authority with Interior.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Department of Energy
New Department
Department of Interior
New
Energy Department Interior
Bureau of Mines
Naval Petroleum Reserve
Alaska
Interior
California
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Defense Department
Energy Department
Commerce Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Securities and Exchange Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Thomas P. “'Tip’’ O'Neill
Department
FEA
ERDA
FPC
Secretary of Interior
Secretary of Energy
Energy Secretary
Interior Secretary
Bemidji Woman Faces Jail Time Over Unlicensed Dogs
Lorraine Clementson was found guilty on six counts of having unlicensed dogs from 1976. She chose 30 days in Beltrami County jail over a $300 fine, stating she will begin the sentence in a week.
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Bemidji
Beltrami County
Lorraine Clementson
S. 1St St
Beltrami
Ronald Schlueter
Animal Control Officer
Schlueter
Clementson
Terry C. Holter
County Planning Commission Hears Committee Approach for 1977
Beltrami County Planning and Zoning Administrator Bill Patnaude urged a committee approach to 1977. He proposed three member panels to tackle plats, parks, and township zoning issues, reporting to the full commission. Members questioned feasibility and workload as no action was taken.
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Beltrami
Parnaude
Commission
Patnaude
Planning Commission
County Board
Cliff Saunders
Pimushe Estates
Alan Arndt
Moose Lake
Wold
North Shore
Bemidji Plan Moves Site for State Building
Bemidji Planning Commission urged reclassifying a 5th Street west block from residential to commercial to lure United Properties of St Paul to locate a state office building downtown. The move follows a state timetable demanding a site within 2 to 3 weeks to meet fall lease renewals, amid concerns over costs, housing impact, and a highway bypass.
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Bob Tucker
Bemidji
St. Paul
Jim Welle
United Properties
5Th St
Vogel
Commission
State Department of Administration
Mankato
Duluth
Harvey Henderson
5Th
6Th St
Park Ave
Welle
Larry Dow
Airport Zoning Board of Adjustment
Park Rapids parents fear overtake facts at meeting
About 70 residents gathered at Park Rapids High School to hear concerns by the Concerned Parents Association alleging brainwashing in schools. They cited two incidents involving a sexual practices questionnaire and classroom role play, with summaries given by Tom Condiff of supposed student responses.
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Park Rapids
Concerned Parents Association
CAP
Marilyn Crestling
St. Louis
South St. Paul
Tom Condiff
CPA
Condiff
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Randy Robertson
Horace May School
Randy Younkins
Robertson
Larry Robertson
Younkins
Aldey Younkins
Energy Research and Development Administration
Federal Power Commission
John Brademas
Indiana
White House
Holter
County Planning Commission
Dave Bernard
Riverview
Roy Forte
Kenneth Henriques
Mississippi River
Lake Andrusia
Wolf Lake
Bardwell
Milas Kaiser
Jim Thoreen
Thoreen
Marquette Manor
Bemidji Township
Bemidji Planning
5Th Street
Jerry Doggett
Russia
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