House Energy Veto Tale Moves Toward Compromise
The House avoids a veto override, seeks a negotiated path with President Ford on energy taxes and delays. Negotiators discuss phasing in measures with a 60 day delay on two of three tariff increases and shifting burden toward gasoline.
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Washington
House
Ford
Ways and Means Committee
Richard Fulton
D-Tenn
Senate
Congress
Carl Albert
White House
Albert
Sage
Congressional Democrats
Capitol Hill
Ways and Means
al Ullman
D-Ore
Frank G. Zarb
House Budget Committee
Zarb
Fourtown Area May Soon Have A Deputy Sheriff
Beltrami County officials moved toward adding personnel as Sheriff Tom Tolman sought two new deputy positions under the Concentrated Training Employment Act. The plan targets the extreme northwestern area near the village of Fourtown.
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Fourtown Area
Beltrami County
Fourtown
Tom Tolman
County Board
Tolman
Blackduck
Kelliher
Bemidji
Marshall County
Grygla
U.S. Department of Labor
Special Council Meeting Tonight in Bemidji on Police and Redevelopment
Bemidji City Council and the Downtown Housing and Redevelopment Authority hold a special session at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall council chambers to discuss tax increment financing for downtown redevelopment and a proposed shopping center west of 2nd Street and Bemidji Avenue.
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Bemidji City
Council
City Hall
Downtown Housing and Redevelopment Authority
2Nd Street
Bemidji Ave
Citizens League backs repairs to property tax with go slow on circuit breaker
The Citizens League urged fixes to the property tax system and a cautious approach to Gov. Anderson’s circuit breaker proposal. It advised higher homestead and renter credits, stronger assessor protections, better valuation appeals, and state takeover of welfare levies to promote equity while keeping property tax central if applied evenly.
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Citizens League
ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
League
Minnesota
Kissinger resumes Arab Israeli shuttle diplomacy mission
Secretary of State Kissinger restarts shuttle talks among Israel Egypt and Syria aiming for a new Sinai accord. He seeks UN backed safeguards a 30 mile Israeli pullback and Egyptian assurances to reopen the Suez Canal cargo flow with Turkish Cypriot state crisis looming in New York.
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Kissinger
Ankara
Turkey
Henry A. Kissinger
New York
Vienna
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Sinai Desert
Sinai
U.N
Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis
Bemidji police chief search opens state wide after written test
Bemidji's Police Civil Service Commission announced that Sergeant Ray Holter passed the written exam for chief of police but will pause for the oral portion and open a statewide search to add candidates. The panel aims for an eligibility roster of three names from which the city manager will choose.
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Holter
Police Commission
Rich Nelson
Bemidji
Police Civil Service Commission
Ray Holter
Bemidj
Commission
Marvin Hailey
Gene Ouradnik
Doug Peterson
Don Lavoy
George Theroux
Ouradnik
Theroux
Ray
Lon Nol reshuffles cabinet shakeup in Cambodia
President Lon Nol asks Prime Minister Long Boret to form a new government as Gen. Sosthene Fernandez is fired for poor war performance. Sak Sut Sakhan named defense minister replacing Fernandez in a move aimed at expanding civilian control and possibly ending Lon Nol’s hold on power.
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Lon Nol
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Long Boret
U.S
Long Bore
Sosthene Fernandez
Fernandez
Sak Sut Sakhan
Norodom Sihanouk
National Assembly
Sihanouk
Chicago Doctor Plans Ireland Move Over Abortions Tax
Dr. John S. Kelly a 53 year old Chicago area physician and father of 14 says he will move his family to Ireland to avoid federal income taxes he blames for funding abortions He also withholds 3 14 in local property taxes over two years claiming they financed abortion programs at Cook County Hospital He faces sale of his 36 000 suburban Chicago Heights home if taxes remain unpaid.
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Chicago
Chicago Area
Ireland
Chicago Heights
John S. Kelly
Kelly
Cook County Hospital
Beached mother whale and calf rescued by volunteers
In Jacksonville Beach Florida fifty volunteers and two Marine patrol officers worked over three hours to pull a wounded mother whale and her newborn calf from the surf. The pair were taken to a marine park in St Augustine to prevent drying out sunburn and damage from the waves.
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Jacksonville Beach
Fla
Ronald R. Tedder
St. Augustine
Tedder
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