Minnesota energy crisis prompts House subcommittee action
The Minnesota House subcommittee on the energy crisis votes to draft short and long term energy measures and considers calling the executive council to act in a crisis. Lawmakers weigh December session calls, civil defense input, and hospital fuel needs as winter approaches.
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ST. Paul, Minn
House
Forslund
Walter Hanson
Dfl-St. Paul
John Kennedy
Civil Defense
James Erchul
Duluth
Alland
Phyllis Kahn
DFL
Minneapolis
Civil Defense Office
Executive Council
Kennedy
Arthur Mastel
Midway Hospital
St. Paul
Mastel
Mobsters stay ruthless as they infiltrate legit business
Herbert Edelhertz of the Battelle Human Affairs Research Center in Seattle says organized crime profits by joining legitimate businesses but retains old habits. Syndicate members use stolen airline tickets, pay for lunches with stolen credit cards, and supply motels with stolen TV sets.
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United States
Herbert Edelhertz
Battelle Human Affairs Research Center
Seattle
Carroll Righter Horoscope for Friday November 30
General tendencies highlight health wealth and new beginnings with social gains. Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces provide sign by sign guidance on goals, work, money, and relationships for the day and tonight.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
P.O. Box
Hollywood
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Minnows and the Cyprinidae Family Defined in Minnesota
Howard Latvala explains true minnows belong to Cyprinidae, including bait fish and large carp. The legal Minnesota definition excludes carp and goldfish and lists small suckers, perch, bullheads, tullibees, whitefish, herring, gold-eyes, and mooneyes under seven inches as not minnows.
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Howard Latvala
Minnesota
Minnows and minnows not all true minnows in Minnesota
A Minnesota field guide explains that many small fish called minnows are not true minnows. It covers darters or sand minnows, mud minnows, killifish, trout perch, brook silversides, muddler sculpin, and the non minnow stickleback, noting features, habitats, and distinctive fins or behaviors for identification.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Indians Seek Meeting Over Stillwater Prison Violence
A group of about a dozen Twin Cities Indian organizations plans to meet Gov. Wendell Anderson to discuss Stillwater State Prison violence. They will form a task force to study Indians in state penal institutions after two guards were stabbed and three inmates died by own action. Ed McGaa of St. Paul Human Rights says concerns include possible curtailment of cultural programs.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Stillwater State Prison
Twin Cities
St. Paul
The
American Indian Movement
AIM
Ed McGaa
Humphrey Says Nixon Misled Public on Energy Crisis
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey charged President Nixon with not telling Americans the full danger of the energy crisis. He urged immediate acknowledgment that oil supplies are nearly exhausted and warned of drastic rationing and a harsh winter with cold homes and schools and possible jobs slump.
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Nixon
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Minnesota Democrat
Humphrey
Senate
Oregon Governor Threatens Third Party Bid in 1976
Oregon Governor Tom McCall, nearing term end, hints at forming a third party to highlight ecology drug control and efficient government. He envisions a force appealing to independents and disaffected GOP and Democratic voters, citing Oregon progress and his family’s public disclosure on heroin treatment.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Tom McCall
McCall
Sam
Sip and Sup ACROSS and DOWN Puzzle Clues Mixed
A compact list of crossword clues including across and down entries such as teddy heavy sippers vegetable and malarial. Several entries reference musical and botanical terms with terms like bulrush tea and seafood. the puzzle blends common and obscure words across a single grid.
HaRpo's take on progress and spray can culture
A humorous essay argues modern progress favors convenience and sex appeal, packaged in spray cans with suggestive labels. It recounts misadventures with deodorants, cleaners, and glossy ads, including misused products and a accidental varnish mishap, ending with a jab at progress.
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Molly
Marsha Eide
Herman Goering
Baliwick
Heil
Hitler
Humphrey Asked to Provide Written Deposition in Hughes Case
Court records show Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey asked to answer written questions under oath about a 1968 $50,000 political contribution allegedly delivered by Robert Maheu. Maheu’s libel suit against Howard Hughes and Summa Corp prompts written cross examination and potential depositions of Nevada figures regarding Hughes contributions.
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Los Angeles
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Howard Hughes
Robert Maheu
Maheu
Summa Corp
Hughes
Nevada
Nixon
C. G. ‘Bebe’ Rebozo
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