Hughes Nixon link seen reason for Watergate
Senate Watergate committee weighs a theory that burglars sought Hughes ties to the Nixon White House. The probe focuses on whether O'Brien possessed or planned to reveal information embarrassing to Nixon, citing a $100,000 Hughes contribution and possible links to Donald Nixon.
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Washington
Senate Watergate Committee
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Democratic
Lawrence O’brien
Samuel Cash
Chester Davis
Hughes
Donald
Hughes Tool Co
Davis
U.S
Aubrey Robinson
Rockefeller quits governor post
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller resigns as New York governor effective next Tuesday and will not seek a fifth term. He will head the Commission for Critical Choices for Americans and the National Commission on Water Quality while weighing a possible future presidential run. Lieutenant Governor Malcolm Wilson to succeed him.
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N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockfeller
Commission For
National Commission On Water Quality
Rockefeller
Malcolm Wilson
Wilson
New York State
Bright spots emerge in energy crisis as market climbs
The Petroleum Industry Research Foundation says U S fuel shortage may be up to 2.8 million barrels daily in early 1974, lower than government estimates. The stock market rises for the third straight session as investors retreat from energy fears. Saudi oil minister Yamani says embargo could end early if Israel withdraws from occupied lands with U S guarantees. Congress advances energy labeling and auto efficiency measures, while a daylight saving time bill moves to enactment.
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Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, Inc
U.S
Middle East
Sheik Ahmed Zaki al Yamani
Washington
Israel
United States
Congress
Senate
NATO ministers clash over Nixon Brezhnev détente fallout
The NATO foreign ministers meeting in Brussels ended with a communique aiming to unite allies while leaving disputes unresolved. France's Michel Jobert accused the Nixon Brezhnev pact of diminishing NATO and U.S. commitment to Europe, while Kissinger insisted the agreement enhances Western defense.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
United States
Middle East
Michel Jobert
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
NATO
Carolers to fill Bemidji streets Friday December 14
Four groups will sing for Christmas in Bemidji downtown. Cub Scouts from J.W. Smith School led by Gene Haaland, Sweet Adelines led by Betty Brooks, Barbershoppers led by Don Leet, and Frohn 4-H Workers led by Mrs. Don Beaulieu will participate according to Chamber executive vice president Sid Swedmark.
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Bemidji
Chamber
Sid Swedmark
J.W. Smith School
Gene Haaland
Sweet Adelines
Betty Brooks
Barbershoppers
Don Leet
Frohn 4-H
Don Beaulieu
Butz says no US food shortage despite price concerns
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz told the Tennessee Farm Bureau that there is no potential food shortage ready to threaten American consumers and that farmers will meet demand if prices stay fair. He argued the United States’ size and climate keep it largely immune to crop disasters and urged against centralized food reserves.
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Nashville, Tenn
Earl L. Butz
Buzz
Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation
Butz
United States
Indiana
Bemidji Shoppers Add Days for Peanuts Season
Bemidji area shoppers can extend shopping options with extra days as the Peanuts season progresses. The note highlights flexible hours and community access to area markets and vendors.
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Bemidji Area
Harpings A politician splits time between campaigns and cover
A politician balances two roles as he runs for office while seeking cover from scrutiny. He divides his time between campaigning events and public appearances, aiming to maintain visibility and protect his reputation.
Senate weighs flexible scheduling for Minnesota schools
The Minnesota Senate Education Committee examined a bill allowing public schools to adopt flexible scheduling options including four day weeks and year round planning with 45 school days followed by three weeks off. No action was taken, but approval is expected when the legislature reconvenes next month.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
State Senate Education Committee
School District Opposes State Holiday Activities Ban
In a Dec 10 meeting Independent School District No. 31 school board unanimously opposed the state ban on extracurriculars during the Christmas holiday period while supporting energy conservation. The district plans to reschedule activities like wrestling hockey and basketball but notes potential ineligibility issues for students.
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School Board of School District No. 31
State High School League
Minnesota State Department of Education
Com
Missioner of Education
Minnesota State High School League
Minnesota
Board of Education of Independent School District No. 31
Board of Educaion, Independent School District No. 31
John Schuiling
Defense accused of stall in try for trial transfer
A SD Atty General says a bid to move the Hill case from state to federal court is an attempt to stall. David Hill and 18 others face conspiracy assault riot and arson charges linked to the Feb. 6 Custer protest that left three buildings burning.
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S.D
South Dakota
Atty
Kermit Sande
Custer County
David Hill
Hill
Joseph H. Bottum
Bottum
Custer
U.S. District Court
Andrew Bogue
Rapid City
Bogue
Salt Lake City
Utah
The
Sander
Mark Lane
New York City
John Keller
Chamberlain
State Attorney General
John Fitzgerald
Pennington
Sande
Fitzgerald
Means
South Dakota State Penitentiary
Auto industry ends controls as prices rise nationwide
Ford and Chrysler announce average wholesale price increases of 150 dollars with Ford citing a 192 dollar rise in suggested retail prices. GM and AMC expected to unveil similar hikes later, linked to the lifting of federal wage and price controls and ongoing contract settlements with the United Auto Workers.
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Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
Cost of
Council
United Auto Workers Union
AMC
United Auto Workers
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