Impeachment inquiry opens in House Judiciary Committee
The House Judiciary Committee began a closed briefing on Watergate links to possible impeachment of President Nixon. Lawmakers said the staff presentation offered background only, with three more sessions planned as the Senate Watergate panel probes loans to Rex Rebozo and Tricia Nixon Cox.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
John Conyers
Dmich
Don Edwards
D-Calif
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D-N.j
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Edward Hutchinson
Senate Watergate Committee
Tricia
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Rebozo
Industrial Park well field question answered by city engineer
Bemidji readers asked why no well is drilled at the Industrial Park. City engineer Jim Walker says the park has the least potential for a suitable well field due to prior drillings and poor water quality. The city would not pursue development there. A second query notes the VA home loan policy. VA does not require a down payment, but lenders may.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Nymore
Jim Walker
Veteran Administration
C.D
Veterans Administration
Information Service
Vets Administration
Senate abandons wage and price monitoring bill after squabble
The Senate, split along party lines, killed the wage and price monitoring bill after Democrats accused Republicans of seeking only a sham agency. A Muskie motion to table passed 65 to 18 as Nixon signaled possible reliance on negotiated settlements.
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Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
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National Commission For Industrial Peace
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Vetreach program aids veterans with VA benefits
Vetreach is a volunteer program sponsored jointly by the Veterans Administration and the ACTION agency. It uses Vietnam-area veterans to assist other veterans in taking advantage of VA benefits.
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Bemidji
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Kissinger may return to Washington on Golan talks
Kissinger aides say he might return soon to let Syria and Israel pursue rival disengagement plans for a week or two. Negotiations to separate forces on the Golan Heights are barely started with odds under fifty percent for a pullback agreement.
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Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
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Construction workers OK contract
Operating Engineers Union Local 49 represents about 13 000 Minnesota workers and ratified a one year contract with Associated General Contractors. About 65 percent of 8 000 voting members approved the deal providing a 50 cent per hour wage increase retroactive to Monday and a 25 cent hike on September 1, bringing average pay from 7.80 to about 8.30 now and 8.55 this fall.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Operating Engineers Union
Local 49
Minnesota
Frank Pendzimas
Associated General Contractors
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FBI Woundsprowler Near Kronholm Home in Kidnap Case
FBI agents shot and critically wounded Danny Caliendo after a prowler disarmed two officers at the Kronholm residence during a federal investigation. The case follows the March kidnap of banker Gunnar Kronholm’s wife and related extortion indictments of several men in the Minneapolis area.
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FBI
Danny L. Caliendo
Chicago
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Harpings Ponders The Flea’s Ambition To Go To The Dogs
A whimsical line portrays Harpings reflecting on a flea’s bold goal to join the dogs. The brief ponder hints at humor and curiosity about crossing animal worlds.
Truckers in Bemidji Consider Statewide Shutdown
Bemidji truckers join Minnesota rally as Midwest Truckers Association plans a May 12 meeting in St. Paul to discuss a possible fuel price protest and a May 13 nationwide shutdown approved by 85 percent of U S trucker groups.
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Midwest Truckers Association
St. Paul
United States
St. Paul Civic Center
Pioneer profiles Bemidji peace keepers tour third officer
In its police series the Pioneer features Deputy George Deibert, beginning his 17th year in Bemidji area law enforcement. The piece notes his prior interest in racing pigeons and commends him as a good man to know. Page 2 carries the full story.
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Guilty verdict triggers suit over Bemidji police procedures
Doris Day was found guilty of driving while intoxicated and fined $200 in district court on May 8. Gerald Seck, her attorney, files a $10,000 claim against Bemidji for police arrest procedures, alleging denial of a lawyer and failure to read implied consent. Day denies driving or intoxication, says breathalyzer offer was refused, and that she was not allowed to phone a lawyer or sister before waiting overnight. Judicial Officer Phillip D. Nelson says acquittal would imply perjury by three Bemidji officers and questions Day’s account of events surrounding the arrest after a police officer instructed her to enter the vehicle and move over.
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Doris Day
Bemidji
Seck
Miss Day
Phillip D. Nelson
Walker Man Killed in Cass County Crash
Calvin Semmler, 43, of Walker, Minnesota, died in a broadside collision on Minn. 371 near the junction with Minn. 200, about five miles north of Walker. State Patrol said he lost control, veered onto the shoulder, swung back onto the road and slid down the highway. The Thursday night crash left Semmler dead at the scene. he was alone in the car.
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Walker
Cass County
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