Pony King the Shetland Recovers After Cruelty Rescue
King the 10 year old Shetland pony, confined in a nail shut stall atop manure for four years, has part of a deformed 18 inch hoof removed and is recovering. Veterinarians say X rays show no bone growth abnormalities, with hope for a full recovery though monitoring continues. Barbara Reed faces cruelty charges in court September 13, and SPCA warns of threats to the owner while supporters send funds and well wishes.
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Durham
N.H
Walter Hilton
King
Hilton
Bill McPhee
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Plaistow
University of New Hampshire
Barbara Reed
SPCA
Peter Saunders
World Psychiatric Association censures Soviet Union
The WPA executive body voted 90 to 88 to censure the U S S R for alleged psychiatric abuses and set up a review committee for such practices in any nation. An APA backed resolution passed 121 to 66 opposing the misuse of psychiatry to suppress dissent.
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Honolulu
General Assembly of the World Psychiatric Association
Soviet Union
WPA
Great Britain
Royal College of Psychiatrists
U.S.S.R
General Assembly
American Psychiatric Association
Eduard Babayan
Babayan
Jack Weinberg
APA
Hawaii
Winona man charged in alleged murder for hire plot
In Winona Minnesota Donald Howard faced charges with Bruce Webber in the death of Shirleen Howard. The complaint details Howard offering money and planning a staged accident while using informants to gather evidence. Police monitored conversations leading to an Illinois arrest as the gag order remained in effect. Weather outlook accompanies the report with showers possible and mild temperatures.
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Winona, Minn
Winona
Donald Howard
Winona County
Howard
Shirleen
Bruce Webber
Rockdale
Ill
Glenn Kelley
Illinois
Feds
Webber
Howards
Ladies Home Journal
Downtown Business Association
Minnesota
Premature Fall Colors Attributed To Drought
University of Minnesota extension agent Bill Sliney cites last summer’s low rainfall and limited subsoil moisture as the cause of leaves turning color about a month early. Hubbard County agent John Bix adds that mid August frosts sped the change, with ash leading and willows lagging in moist areas.
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Bill Sliney
University of Minnesota
Sliney
John Bix
Hubbard County
Korea bribe probe targets South Korean dealer Park
A federal grand jury in Washington reportedly issued a sealed indictment against Tongsun Park a South Korean rice dealer linked to alleged influence buying in Congress The government seeks Park for questioning He fled the United States nearly a year ago and was last reported in South Korea
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Washington
Tongsun Park
Congress
Congressional
Justice Department
Park
United States
South Korea
Agencies push proof on nitrites in meat products
The FDA and the Agriculture Department consider banning sodium nitrite and nitrate as food additives. Manufacturers use nitrites to prevent botulism in meats but government questions whether they form nitrosamines when bacon is fried, linked to cancer in animal tests.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Agriculture Department
Rhodesia Peace Plan Presented After Smith Landslide Victory
Ambassador Andrew Young and British Foreign Secretary David Owen presented the British American peace plan to Prime Minister Ian Smith in Salisbury after his landslide win in Rhodesia. The move follows Smith’s previous rejection of core proposals.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Andrew Young
David Owen
Ian Smith
U S and Cuba Open Interest Sections in Capitals
In Havana and Washington, the United States and Cuba open diplomatic interest sections symbolizing closer ties after 16 years of hostile relations since Eisenhower broke relations on January 3, 1961. Officials mark the first posting of diplomats since then.
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Havana
United States
Cuba
Washington
Eisenhower
Fifth District seat. Kaiser becomes third candidate
Milas A Kaiser 61 of Northern Township became the third candidate for the unexpired Bemidji Fifth District commissioner seat. He joins Ernest Tell and John Cronemiller with a Sept 13 primary and Sept 27 special election following the death of Clifford Saunders. Gregorian
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Kaiser
Jerry Doggett
Milas A. Kaiser
Bemidji
Northern Township
Department of Agriculture
Beltrami County
Ernest Tell
John Cronemiller
Cronemiller
Tell
Pioneer
Fifth District
Clifford M. Saunders
Bemidji State University
Turtle River
Frohn
Bemidji Parks Commission debates skating fees and buttons
Bemidji Parks and Recreation Commission weighs maintaining current skating program fees of 15 dollars for in city residents and 17.50 for others, with general admission 25 cents for 18 and younger and 50 cents for 19 plus. They postponed action on removing season buttons to Sept 14 while council budget talks begin Sept 13.
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Bemidji
Parks and Recreation Departments
Dale Page
Commission
Page
Dan Haluptzok
Nymore
Haluptzok
St. Paul
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Picer
Greg Booth
Irvine
15Th St
Frost
Jack Frost
Bix
Korea
Rhodesia
U.S
Parks and Recreation Commission
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