Limited immunity offer may aid Watergate picture
Senate investigators consider limited immunity for up to eight Watergate figures to secure sworn public testimony as hearings near. Potential recipients include John Dean III, four Miami detainees, Jeb Stuart Magruder, and conspirators Hunt and Liddy. Nets widen as indictments and resignations loom amid Ellsberg Pentagon Papers trial context.
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Washington
Senate
White House
John Dean III
Dean
Miami
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
New York Daily News
Watergate Grand Jury
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Egil Krogh
Krogh
Ellsberg
Los Angeles
Watergate
Hunt
Liddy
No fault divorce advances in Minnesota Senate
The Minnesota Senate passed a no fault divorce bill and sent it to conference with the House. The measure replaces nine grounds with irretrievable breakdown as the sole ground for divorce. The House approved a 1.5 million recycling grants bill to aid regional plants and studies.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Senate action on worker rights and safety bills
Senate approves limited right to strike for most workers while banning strikes by police and firefighters. Bills advance on youth watercraft safety permits, cooling off period for door to door sales, and election day registration. House considers federal loan usury exemptions and lay member inclusion on boards.
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State Pollution Control Agency
PCA
Senate
House Financial Institutions Insurance Committee
Federal National Mortgage Association
Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp
House Appropriations Committee
Court orders release of EPA water funds despite Nixon
A federal court ordered the EPA to release the full Congress authorized water pollution funds for 1973 and 1974. Judge Gasch cited the 1972 act and said the administrator must allot the approved sums, overruling Nixon’s cuts. Congress had appropriated up to 11 billion for the period for sewage treatment improvements.
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Washington
Nixon
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
F¢ Gasch
City of
New York
EPA
Gasch
Judicial Branch
Func
White House
Washington, D.C
Office of Economic Opportunity
Kissinger calls talks cordial amid Brezhnev visit uncertainty
In Moscow Kissinger said talks with Soviet leaders were very cordial and covered all topics but more exchanges are needed before announcing Brezhnev's U S visit. He spoke while en route to London after six days at Zavidovo with Brezhnev and others. Weather: showers possible, cooler Thursday with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s.
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Moscow
Henry Kissinger
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Nixon
London
Brezhnev
Kissinger
Zavidovo
Northome High declares 1973 valedictorian and salutatorian
Julie Ann Dreher daughter of Clent and Mizpah residents earns valedictorian with 95.3 average and 15 credits. She active in Band Journalism and Student Council and will attend Anacker Memorial School of Nursing in St Paul. Randy Thomas Good son of Robert and Northorne residents is named salutatorian with 95 percent average, four years on Letterman, F F A, Student Council and All Conference honors in football and basketball, plans to study at St John's University.
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Clent Dreher
Mizpah
Northome High School
Julie
Anacker Memorial School of Nursing
St. Paul
Randal Thomas Good
Robert Good
Northorne
Northorne High School
Randy
St. John’s University
Senate tax bill trims homeowner relief against House plan
The Senate Tax Committee approved a reform package offering homeowners $33 million in next year’s relief versus $61 million in the House plan. It raises state aid caps, extends limits on senior relief, and retains sales taxes on newsprint while shifting other credits and taxes. A conference committee will reconcile differences, with talks on machinery, payroll tax, and business relief pending.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Senate
House
Wendell Anderson
DFL
Supreme Court
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Eckles 89er 4-H seeks litter bags and funds
The Eckles 89'ers 4-H club asks for donations of money or litter bags to clean litter along Highway 89 from Highway 2 north to 22. Call 751-4151 to donate or volunteer.
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Eckles 89’Ers
Highway 89
Highway Two
Pine Point Indian School to remain autonomous in Pine Point plan
The Minnesota Legislature would be asked to approve a four year test allowing Pine Point Indian School in Ponsford to operate independently within the Park Rapids district. Director Will Antell said an agreement was reached with the state education department Pine Point community and the Park Rapids School board. The 100 pupil school was set to close in June but would continue within the district with separate fiscal and program control.
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Bemidji
Minnesota
Pine Point
Oak Hills Commencement Sees 39 Graduates Soar
Two Bemidji youths Lois Thompson and Randall Melhus join Dale Hansen and Larry Caughey among Oak Hills Bible Institute graduates. Commencement Friday May 11 at 3 p m in Fellowship Center Chapel on campus with President Robert H Thompson speaker and choir. Diplomas awarded to 31 second year and eight third year graduates. Oak Hills is a nondenominational college preparing for Christian living and service in Bible study and related subjects.
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Bemidji
Oak Hills Bible Institute
Lois Thompson
Robert H. Thompson
Randall Melhus
Robert Melhus
Dale Hansen
Laporte
Fellowship Center
Bible Institute
Oak Hills
County to Sell Tax Forfeited Land At Auction
County to auction several hundred acres valued around 27000 located in nine townships plus Bemidji Kelliher and Memorial Forest Addition. Sale at courthouse May 11 at 10 a.m. with two annual land sales. land not sold may be carried to November sale.
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Bemidji
Kelliher
Memorial Forest
Wth County
Wayne Alsop
Board of County Commissioners
Pioneer
Auditor’s Office
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