Judges split on wiretap evidence in Minneapolis gambling case
Two federal judges ruled differently on the admissibility of wiretap evidence against 28 Minneapolis area men accused of gambling violations. Judge Earl R. Larson suppressed 11 defendants and questioned probable cause in the April wiretap affidavit, while Judge Philip Neville upheld taps for 17 defendants.
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Minneapolis, Minn
U.S. District Court
Earl R. Larson
Philip Neville
Larson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Thor Anderson
U.S
Justice Department
Edward J. Davitt
MEA seeks retroactive pay for Minnesota teachers
The Minnesota Education Association asks the President's Pay Board for retroactive salary payments for the 90 day freeze from Aug. 15 to Nov. 13. A. L. Gallop says teachers funded by property taxes should receive the difference between 1970 71 and 1971 72 rates as a lump sum. The MEA covers about 42,000 of Minnesota's 50,000 certified teachers.
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MEA
A. L. Gallop
President's Pay Board
Gallop
Minnesota
Nixon symbolically launches 1972 campaign tribute to Agnew
President Nixon at fund raising dinners in New York and Chicago signals early 1972 campaign mood while urging renewal of foreign aid and defending the Amchitka nuclear test. The speech offers no promise of Agnew on the ticket.
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Chicago
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
New York
Amchitka
Pay Board Loophole May Allow Higher Raises
Washington AP reports a new policy loophole called the reality clause could let the Pay Board approve raises above the 5.5 percent cap when circumstances warrant. The board has not set specific figures, with rail settlements discussed at 7 to 8 percent in talks, and decisions expected to take months.
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Washington
Testimony Opens on Rehnquist Nomination in Senate Hearing
UAW president Leonard Woodcock assails Supreme Court nominee William Rehnquist as lacking vision and humanity and urges a halt to his candidacy. Critics label Rehnquist as harsh on civil rights while supporters cite measured legal discussion amid testimony by Lyndon Powell and others.
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Washington
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers Union
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
Senate Judiciary Committee
Woodcock
Rehnquist
G. Harrold Carswell
High Court
Warren Court
Senate
William H. Dodds
UAW Citizenship Department
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Nixon
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Clarence Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Temple of Justice
Richmond
Henry L. Marsh III
Powell
Virginia State Board of Education
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Mitchell
Rauh
Arizona
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
The
Birch Society
Eastland
Raih
John Conyers Jr
Dmich
Congressional Black Caucus
Conyers
Area foster parents honored at Beltrami County dinner
At Trinity Lutheran Church the Beltrami County foster care program honored 5 10 15 and 20 year certificates. Eight new Catholic Social Services homes and one state group home were noted, with speakers urging higher pay and a $5 daily minimum. Moses Tsang performed with John Oberg as dinner was served.
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Beltrami County
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lloyd Johnson
State Department of Corrections
C.E. Melberg
County Welfare Department
Curtis Stein
Pinewood
Herbert Hoffer
Bemidji
William Johnson
Hines
Ray Simmons
Blackduck
Messrs
Mmes
Carl Christianson
Galaway
State
Foster Parents Association
John Oberg
Bemidji High School
The
Burton Galaway
Minnesota Graduate School of Social Work
Minneapolis
Jim Clarke
Clarke
Pioneer
Jay Griggs
Ray Boyer
Curtis
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Pete Bahr
Howard Baxter
Devitt
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Education Association
Saigon
Phnom Penh
Vietnam
Hue
North Vietnam
Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Moses Tsang
Bemidji State College
Ernest Tell
Welfare Board
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