Minnesota lawmakers eye next session as 1973 ends
With 1973 wrapping up in two weeks, Minnesota legislators plan for 1974. No fault insurance looms as a top interim issue if it fails this session, while talks on a Transportation department bill and topics like handgun control, unit pricing, parimutuel betting and a state lottery also loom for post session study. Irvin Anderson notes committees may shift to a lighter June July pace with a November start for interim work.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
House
DFL
Irvin Anderson
Senate
Anderson
International Falls Dfler
Department of Transportation
Cargo
Minnesota Hospital Costs Rise Across State in Year
A Blue Cross study shows Minnesota hospital stays cost 7.7 percent more in the year ending March 31, with the statewide daily average at $101.65. Minneapolis area stays average $117.52, St Paul area $102.72, and Duluth $88.52, reflecting broader price control effects and more intensive treatment.
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Minneapolis. Minn
Minnesota
Blue Cross
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Stephen Rogness
Minnesota Hospital Association
Rogness
Attractive clerk forced to refuse all dates
In Tallahassee Florida Van Harlee a 22 year old clerk in the education department lives in a state run house with nine other women as part of a work release program. She was sentenced to 15 months for selling drugs to support a heroin habit and is due for release July 1. The program allows groups to shop with guidance while earning pay and saving money for the state.
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Tallahassee
Fla
van Harlee
Florida
Miss Harlee
State Education Department
St. Petersburg
Lowell Correctional Institution
Rini Bartlett
Corrections Department
Miss Bartlett
Howard Friedman
Floyd Christian
Lower beef prices seen if cattle trend continues
South St. Paul report cites Keith Aho of the Livestock Market Institute predicting a 10 to 15 percent drop in cattle prices later this month if the current downward trend holds. He warns prices may rebound by late fall due to high stock deaths from a cold wet spring, DES stimulant bans, and higher feed and machinery costs.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
Keith Aho
Livestock Market Institute of
South St. Paul
D.E.S
Soviet grain shipments raise U S subsidy costs for tankers
Washington AP reports taxpayers subsidize 83 U S owned tankers hauling grain to the Soviet Union with daily subsidies during port waiting and sea voyages. Typical rates range 500 to 1000 dollars per day at sea, up to tens of thousands for large ships, totaling likely billions of value over trips.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Associated Press
R.A. Coonin
Federal Maritime Administration
Russia
Maritime Administration
Port Arthur
Tex
Black Sea
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