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Newspaper

Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1973

Page

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Attorneys, judges seek halt to Agnew leaks in probe

In Baltimore, Agnew and Justice Department lawyers pressed to curb leaks as U.S. District Judge Walter Hoffman, overseeing the Maryland political corruption inquiry, met with officials to renew the grand jury probe into Agnew. The secrecy remained tight with half the courthouse sealed.

Agnew Baltimore Spiro T. Agnew Justice Department Maryland U.S. District Court Walter E. Hoffman Jay Topkis Judah Best Martin London U.S. Atty George Beall Ronald Liebman Barnet Skolnik Hoffman Edward S. Northrup U.S William J. Muth Thomson New York Times the Times

Organized shutdowns planned to protest gas price ceilings

Planned nationwide protest by gas station operators targets Phase 4 price controls. Nevada and southern California shutdowns to begin today with some groups filing IRS forms to seek exemptions while raising prices. Pennsylvania and Oregon groups urge higher costs, and lawsuits loom against the Cost of Living Council.

Nevada California Oregon Washington State Pennsylvania William ‘Victory Washington Evergreen Service Station Association Internal Revenue Service Pennsylvania Service Station Dealers Association Thomas Anderson Tennessee Gasoline Dealers Association Cost of Living Council Herb Nye State Service Station Association Nye

Bomb hits bar in Ballinarry wounding 12 in Northern Ireland

In Ballinarry a terrorist bomb exploded in a village bar wounding 12 customers, two seriously. Gunfire in Falls Road Belfast wounded two more, believed to be IRA punishment squad victims.

Belfast Northern Ireland Ballinarry Falls Road Irish Republican Army

Joint school lunch pact calls for increased aid

Senate and House conferees worked out a bill tying higher federal school lunch aid to rising food costs. The plan raises the federal share from eight to 10 cents per lunch and doubles reduced price eligibility. An automatic escalator adjusts the share every six months starting Jan 1. The package would add about $250 million in federal funding, part of a $1.5 billion annual nutrition program cost.

Washington Senate House

Ada man charged in GI's death near Ada

Norman County authorities charge 19 year old Norman County man Craig D Ambuehl with murder and aggravated assault in the shooting death of Robert J Strand a service member home on leave from the TS Army Strand was killed early Sunday at a farm house five miles west of Ada Ambuehl appeared in court and sought time to contact counsel, held in Crookston.

ADA. Minn Norman County Ada Craig D. Ambuehl Robert J. Strand Ada Strand TS Army Atty OS Fustinson Ambuchl Poe County Crookston

Lightning sparks local alarm wave in Bemidji incident

All 44 burglar alarms at Bemidji police station activated simultaneously this morning. Desk sergeant Jim Bleth said lights buzzers and bells rang at once and officers reset the system for several minutes. Lightning was blamed for the malfunction, not a burglary surge.

Bemidji Jim Bleth Bleth

Meir regrets failure over Schoenau camp closure

Prime Minister Golda Meir expressed sadness after an unsuccessful Vienna meeting with Chancellor Kreisky over extending the Schoenau transit camp south of Vienna. She warned the flow of Soviet Jewish emigrants would continue, and noted direct flights from Moscow to Tel Aviv would require Soviet approval.

Jerusalem Golda Meir Soviet Union Austria Schoenau Israel

Segretti details his dirty trick capers

Donald H. Segretti testified before the Senate Watergate committee describing his political sabotage in 1972. He disclosed recruitment by Dwight Chapin and Gordon Strachan, a $16 000 annual salary, and about $40 000 in expenses from Herbert Walmbach. He admitted distributing a phony Muskie letter and other pranks while pleading guilty to three misdemeanor counts. Two aides, Robert Benz and Douglas Kelly, are set to testify.

Washington Donald H. Segretti Senate Watergate Committee Democrats Segretti Florida Edmund S. Muskie Maine Muskie Miami Milwaukee Hubert Humphrey Minnesota Robert M. Benz Douglas Kelly

Cass Lake Hosts Three Day Indian Health Conference

About 250 people from Minnesota North and South Dakota Wisconsin Michigan and Nebraska gather at the Leech Lake Indian Reservation for a three day conference by the Seven State Indian Health Association. Dr Emery Johnson Assistant Surgeon General and director Indian Health Service is the principal speaker with sessions on drugs alcoholism mental health and family planning.

Cass Lake Upper Midwest Seven State Indian Health Association Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Emery Johnson Indian Health Service Remidji Rockwill Washington, D. C New Indian Community Leech Lake Indian Reservation Leech Lake Reservation Johnson Indian Wealth Service Red Lake Gary Grosart Douglas T Lowin Arthur Rodriguez Fred Hashimoto Gary Strandeme William Stanley Ternoon Minnesota Chippewa Onigum Marina Emery A. Johnson Indian Health Association Bemidji Airport John Buckanaga Winnifred Anderson Frank Bain

Beltrami County Sets Welfare and Nursing Budgets

Beltrami County Board of Commissioners approved the welfare budget for 1974 at 690000 dollars, with additional 67000 dollars for the County Nursing Service from the Revenue Fund. The auditor salary was set at 1000 dollars monthly plus 100 dollars as park superintendent stipend amid transitions with Wayne Alsop resigning to retire next May and Ted Tower assigned to fill the unexpired term.

Beltrami County Wayne Alsop Ted Tower Auditor’s Office John Ivey Thomas Judicial Courts Beltrami Nursing Home Highway Department

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