Perpich outlines taxes regionalism on TV phone-in
Governor Rudy Perpich answered 27 questions on a public TV show, signaling some property tax relief likely by the legislature and casting doubt on his $100 million income tax plan. He defended billboards and the Capitol center, praised legislative per diems, and discussed PSC appointments, regional development, and litter deposits.
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Perpich
Lola
State Capitol
Capitol Mall
Minnesota
Perich
Families learn 11 recovered Vietnam remains misidentified
Edward Wynne says his son was among 11 U S servicemen returned by Vietnam after years of waiting. Pentagon later corrected two misidentifications and clarified remains likely belong to Lt Patrick E Wynne and a Vietnamese casualty. Wynne and family react with mixed relief and sorrow while Mondale informs them of the correction.
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Associated Press
Edward Wynne
Betty Charney
Air Force
Lawrence H. Golberg
Cloquet
Minn
Pentagon
Golberg
Patrick E. Wynne
Satellite Beach
Fla
Wynne
Curtis E. Eaton
Wakefield, R.I
Eaton
Florida
Dorothy
Walter F. Mondale
Palm Springs
Calif
Mondale
Columbus
Ohio
Southeast Asia
Minnesota Supreme Court Upholds Miranda Warning Standards
The Minnesota Supreme Court reaffirmed that defendants must receive a full Miranda warning before police interrogation. The ruling in the Anoka County murder case suppressed evidence from Gary Fossen after he was not clearly told he could have a lawyer present, while upholding a second degree murder conviction for Mark Wendler. The decision emphasizes specific notice of the right to counsel and the burden on prosecutors to prove proper warnings were given.
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Anoka County
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MacLaughlin
Fossen
Ramsey
Mark Wendler
Comfrey
Wendler
Dredge halted as endangered Higgins Eye clam found in Minnesota River
A $281,335 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers dredging project at Savage Minnesota paused after a half shell identified tentatively as the endangered Higgins Eye clam was found. Divers collected samples for analysis by a corps biologist and an Ohio State expert. operations resumed pending results.
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Minn
Ohio State University
Columbus
David Stansberry
Minneapolis
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Higgins
Mississippi
St. Croix
Minnesota
Goetz
Rasmussen
Carter outlines US Soviet nuclear arms reduction plan
President Carter proposes real substantial reductions in U S and Soviet nuclear arsenals and presents a fallback position of less ambitious limits. The strategy emphasizes major cuts while reserving flexibility for negotiation outcomes.
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Carter
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Former president Massamba-Debat executed in Congo Republic
Brazzaville reports former president Jphonse Massamba-Debat was executed by a military tribunal for plotting against President Marien Ngouabi. Ngouabi, who toppled Massamba-Debat in 1968, was shot last Friday. the assassin, Capt. Barthelemy Kikadidi, escaped.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Brown seeks Western support for Boeing 707s sale
Secretary Harold Brown urged Western European defense ministers to back a $3 billion plan to buy 27 Boeing 707 patrol command planes. The aircraft would carry advanced radar to monitor Soviet bloc troop movements and aircraft, serving as airborne command posts.
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Brussels
Belgium
U.S
Harold Brown
Soviet Bloc
Ford Returns to Washington After White House Visit
Former President Gerald Ford is back in Washington and met with President Carter at the White House to discuss domestic and international matters. He planned meetings with Republican leaders on Capitol Hill and with the Republican National Committee chairman.
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Gerald Ford
Ford
Jimmy Carter
White House
Capitol Hill
Republican National Committee
Weekend Weather Outlook with Showers Possible
Increasing cloudiness tonight with a 30 percent chance of measurable precipitation on Saturday. Winds will ease to 10 to 20 mph tonight, with lows in the middle to upper 30s and Saturday highs from the middle 40s to the lower 50s.
Farm bill stalls as Bergland faces uphill committee vote
Agriculture Secretary Bergland gets standing ovations from the Senate and House Agriculture committees but party leaders say Carter’s price and income supports for grain farmers have little chance of passage. A 150 percent boost in income supports and peanut and rice cuts are eyed, while wheat supports may top $2.60 per bushel under the new plan.
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Bob S. Bergland
Carter
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
Bergland
House Agriculture Committee
Jack Hightower
D-Tex
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