Postal head asks subsidy increase and pilot route reform
Postmaster General Bailor urged Congress to double the 920 million subsidy to keep rates affordable. He announced the Kokomo Plan, a route redesign using computer data, to start in Portland for grievance time before national rollout, with possible employee transfers if needed.
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Nationwide teacher strikes stretch holidays as protests flare
Teachers in a dozen states extend summer breaks amid contract fights over pay class size and job security. New York City and Boston face opening days and potential walkouts while National Guardsmen bolster security during antibusing protests in Boston and Louisville.
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Reagan to enter GOP race before Thanksgiving
Sen. Paul Laxalt says Ronald Reagan will launch his bid for the Republican presidential nomination before Thanksgiving and mount an aggressive challenge to Ford in the primaries. He emphasizes there is no plan for a conservative third party and notes the drive is moving from if to when and where.
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Paul Laxalt
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Reagan
Laxalt
National Press Club
GOP convention set for Kansas City 1976 nomination
Republicans pick Kansas City for their 1976 nominating convention citing housing issues in Cleveland. Some delegates will be housed as far as Topeka Kansas and St Joseph Missouri, about an hour from the site, signaling the effort to secure a Midwestern setting.
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Fighting erupts in Lebanon as sectarian clashes claim lives
In northern Lebanon a Christian Moslem confrontation left 15 dead on Sunday. Rumors of abductions spurred Christian bands into Tripoli, prompting army patrols. At dusk an ambush on a civilian bus killed 12 and wounded 25, with three more killed and 11 injured reported earlier.
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Ford backs 45 day oil price control extension
President Ford endorses a GOP plan to extend oil price controls for 45 days amid Senate veto prospects. House Speaker Carl Albert predicts an override, while a bipartisan energy conference seeks a longer term compromise and quicker decontrol of interstate natural gas prices.
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Ford
Senate
House
Carl Albert D-Okla
Albert
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Roth
Minnesota imposes mileage fee for state car commuting
State employees who use state owned vehicles for home to office commuting must pay a mileage fee starting Oct. 1. Rates range 11.9 to 13.6 cents per mile by vehicle type, with costs varying by department. The plan targets long term car use and excludes some law enforcement staff and elected officials.
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DFL
Pengilly
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Wendell Anderson
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Thomas Kelm
Rudy Perpich
Richard Brubacher
Beltrami County Board Agenda Sets Hearings and Reviews
The Beltrami County Board of Commissioners will meet in regular session Tuesday. Agenda includes assessor manpower discussion with Don Freude at 10 a.m. final hearing on subdivision controls amendments, 10:30 a.m. land removals from restricted area, 10:35 a.m. Community Corrections Act review by Will Najjar, 11 a.m. Treegarden Plat final approval, 11:15 a.m. progress reports on county construction projects by John I. Thomas, 1 p.m. monthly report by County Engineer John Kemp, 2 p.m. bridge replacement priorities public hearing, and 3 p.m. functional classification of county highways.
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Beltrami County
Will Najjar
Minnesota
Department of Correction
Treegarden
Taylor Township
John I. Thomas
John Kemp
Engineering firm reports city fees for 1974 projects
Stewart and Walker Inc charged the city 120804.69 in engineering fees for 1974 projects totaling 1125000. City department work on force accounts not included. Direct city cost 42774.07 with remainder from state and federal funds. The report notes community spending by the firm of about 185000.
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Stewart and Walker, Inc
Jim Walker
Stewart
Walker
Somone
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