Plane crash in St Paul kills two occupants
A twin engine Beechcraft crashed into a Highland Park home in southwest St Paul killing two people inside the residence. The aircraft owned by Lofti Aviation of Hawley Minnesota was en route from Duluth to Minneapolis St Paul. FAA and NTSB investigators examine the wreck as residents report minor damage to nearby homes.
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St. Paul
Ramsey County Coroner's Office
Walter Vort
Highland Park
Richard ‘Bowen
Steve Conroy
Vogt
Lofti, Aviation of ‘Hawley, Minn
Duluth
Minnéapolis
St. ‘Paul
Tration
GFAA
Ith
Raymond.Glimack
FAA
National Transportation and, Safety Board
Kansas City
Wasite
IRA ceasefire bids grow as British reject proposals
Dublin AP reports the Provisional IRA pressed for a two point demand of a united Ireland and amnesty for fugitives while seeking no more than a declaration of intent. Whitelaw rejected all ceasefire proposals amid rising violence and Protestant backlash in Northern Ireland.
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Irish Republican
Northern Ireland
Trish
Republic
Jack “Lynch
William Whitelaw
Britain
IRA
Ireland
World at a Glance Saigon Vietnam Casualty Summary
AP reports no American fatalities in Vietnam last week, with three missing or captured as ground fighting remains light. U.S. B52s bombed the DMZ as Nixon plans top personnel moves and a budget conference to trim fiscal 1973 to 254 billion and curb 1974 costs. Peter Brennan named secretary of labor amid ongoing personnel changes.
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Vietnam
U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Washington
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Jerica
Nixos
Peter J. Brennan
New York Willing ‘and Construction Trades Council
Melong
New York City
Federal jury probes Red Lake shooting case
A federal grand jury will investigate the fatal shooting of 15 year old Brian Desjarlait by a Red Lake policeman on the Red Lake Indian Reservation. Tribal chairman Roger Jourdain said the panel will begin hearing information next week as the case involves Indians under federal jurisdiction.
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Redlake
Red Lake
Roger Jourdain
Tribal Council
Brian Desjarlait
Desjjarlait
Jourdain
Cold Wave and Light Snow Expected This Week
Weather forecast calls for a cold wave tonight with temperatures dipping to 5 below zero by Friday morning. Variable clouds tonight with a few snow flurries, increasing clouds Friday with light snow likely. Lows tonight below 5 above, highs Friday 10 to 20. Chance of precipitation 16 percent tonight and 30 percent Friday.
Secret peace talks loom over Vietnam troop cuts
Washington confirms withdrawals from Vietnam would be limited and unannounced while peace talks in Paris proceed. Defense officials say cuts remain slight and not frozen, with figures to be released next week as U.S. forces in Vietnam hover near 27,000.
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Whitelaw
TRA
Ashington
U.S
Saigon
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Interstate openings and talks in Saigon
The 38 mile I 90 link in southeastern Minnesota opens at 1 p.m. Tuesday, extending to St. Charles and completing a 121 mile stretch from the eastern border to Albert Lea. Ceremonies mark new I 35 segments from Albert Lea toward the Iowa border and the Iowa side, enabling uninterrupted freeway travel from Duluth to Clear Lake, with a Faribault exception. Separate Paris talks on Vietnam progress report a draft peace plan calling for a complete troop withdrawal within 60 days of signing, plus a cease fire and POW release, but Saigon’s demands stall final agreement as Nixon aims for a provisional settlement while delaying further South Vietnamese force reductions.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Dakota
St. Charles
Albert Lea
Northwood
Iowa
Albert
Lea
Duluth
Clear Lake
Faribault
Minn
Paris
Henry
Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Thio
Tober
Vietnam
United States
Thailand
7Th Fleet
North Vietnam
Saigon
Trial Set For Million Dollar Life Insurance Case
The lawsuits over one million dollars of life insurance on slain Carol Thompson wife of ex St Paul attorney T Eugene Thompson proceed with a March 5 trial date. Thompson is serving a life term at Stillwater State Prison for the murder.
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Carol Thompson
St. Paul
T. Eugene Thompson
Thompson
Stillwater State Prison
Leagues tighten as Bemidji drive gains momentum
The Bemidji Chamber reports a tightening race as NFL and AFL jockey for gains with 42 posts for the home stretch. Dotty Naramore fuels the Vikings with 10 points, Virgil Reuter adds two, Da Verano six, and Georgia Romeos two. Jerry Anderson says playoffs should proceed barring injuries or insults. A box-score correction lists Norden as Norden rather than Vernon Norden.
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NFL
AFL
Dotty Naramore
Vikings
Virgil
Reuter
la Casa’ da
Verano
Georgia Romeos
State Board hearings on desegregation aid cutoff in Minnesota
Two day state education board hearing starts Friday on proposed rules to cut state aids to districts not meeting desegregation guidelines. Commissioner Casmey says transcripts may take a month and a board decision could come in March or April. Public input is welcomed, testimony limited to five minutes.
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ST. Paul, Minn
State Board of Education
Minnesota
Howard B. Casmey
Casmey
St. Paul Area
Out of the mouths of babes inspires sharp quip
The remark cites Harpings on child remarks as a critique of simplistic commentary, noting witty disdain for shallow phrases and overblown punditry in public discourse. The line underscores a push for more thoughtful, substantive discussion.
Recounts Begin in Eight Minnesota Races
Recounts are under way in eight Minnesota legislative races following the November 7 election. Five incumbents or candidates from the DFL and three Conservatives filed for recounts. The current margins show the DFL leading the House 77 to 57 and the Senate 36 to 1.
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Senate
Minneapolis
Wesley J. Skoglund
DFL
Mel Hansen
James F. Lord
Chanhassen
William R. Glaeser
Waconia
House
Robert V. Holmen
Upsala
Dfler
Melvin J. Miller
Randall
Russell R. Larkin
Jerome Belisle
St. Paul
Kenneth L. Borg
Ashby Dfler
David Froshen
Brandon
W. Casper Fischer
Marshall
Russell P. Stanton
Eugene Smith
Montevideo
Harry Petersen
Madison
Paul R. Petrafeso
St. Lous Park
Robert Mec Farin
St. Lows Pack
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