CIA kept unauthorized chemical agents and poisons
Officials say the CIA maintained a range of unauthorized chemicals beyond deadly poisons including disabling drugs and insecticides. Sen. Church and a deputy White House counsel confirmed the existence of these substances, kept without high level approval. Church cited cobra venom and a shellfish toxin in violation of a presidential order.
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Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Frank Church
White House
Church
Senate Intelligence Committee
Fromme says she did not intend to shoot Ford
Lynette Fromme told attorney Dave Shinn during a jailhouse visit that she aimed at President Ford only to seek attention for Charlie Manson and three followers. She said the gun did not go off and that she never planned to kill the president.
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Sacramento
Calif
Manson
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
Dave Shinn
Miss Fromme
Sharon Tate
Charlie
Beirut leaders mull army step to halt Tripoli fighting
Beirut reports say the army may be ordered to intervene in clashes between Christians and Moslems in northern Lebanon. Premier Rashid Karami promised today to unveil efficient measures to end the fighting in Tripoli and nearby Christian villages. Mortar fire persisted after partial subsiding in downtown Tripoli as a 3,000 Moslem force advanced toward Zagharta.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Tripoli
Zagharta
Erdeh
Alma
Dier Ashash
Desegregation proceedes with South Boston school reopens
In Boston Black and white pupils entered South Boston High together under police protection as the court-ordered desegregation proceeds. Attendance rose in all city schools while arrests fell, though nighttime clashes and a burned firebomb marked continued antibusing unrest.
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Boston
South Boston High School
South Boston
South Boston High
Charlestown
Kevin H. White
County to build Bicentennial Park at courthouse site
Beltrami County proposes a Bicentennial Park in front of the courthouse and upgrades to the interior. A preliminary estimate of 28 976 for park work, plus 226 300 for courthouse renovation, seeks 100 percent and 80 percent funding respectively. Title X profile applications indicate potential funding. formal applications depend on eligibility.
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Beltrami County
Ruth Edevold
John I. Thomas
Beltrami County Board of Commissioners
Thomas
Edevold
Benville
Langer
John Kemp
Hearings Planned on Federal Forest Plan Near Chippewa Forest
Public meetings will examine a proposed National Forest Management program affecting Beltrami Cass and Itasca counties and the Chippewa National Forest. The Forest Service seeks comments by Oct 15 on the Assessment and Program alternatives as eight management options are reviewed for a 45 year outlook. An Sept 19 hearing is set for Fort Snelling at 9 30 a m in room 564 Federal Building.
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Beltrami
Cass
Itasca
Chippewa National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Jim Lyle
Cass Lake
United States
Forest Service
Lyle
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Fort Snelling
Federal Building
Bell Cable Plan Waived EIS for Lake Bemidji Route
The Army Corps of Engineers waived an environmental impact statement for Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. to lay a 3.31 inch diameter cable across Lake Bemidji at 6th Street east to west near the Mississippi River outlet. The $235000 project aims to serve city and rural residents and anticipated growth, starting likely January 1977 if approved, with public comment invited in writing.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Detroit Lakes
Lake Bemidji
6Th Street
Department of the Army
St. Paul District
Corps of Engineers
U.S. Post Office
Custom House
St. Paul
Minn
Wheat sales to Russia spark fear of shortages and higher prices
U.S. farmers production far exceeds domestic use while exports to Russia remain a small share of stockpiles. Prices rise amid fears of shortages as government actions and past sales to the Soviet Union echo in today’s market.
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Associated Press
U.S
Russia
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ford
Meany
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soviet Union
Weather Lookahead With Showers and Cooler Temps
Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Partly cloudy and cooler Thursday. Highs today 66 to 78. Lows tonight 44 to 55. Highs Thursday 56 to 66. Precipitation probability 40 percent today and 50 percent tonight. Normal lake level 1340 Today's lake level 1339.75.
Beltrami County Accepts Kemp Resignation as Engineer
Beltrami County Board of Commissioners accepted the resignation of County Engineer John Kemp during a regular session. Kemp, in his letter, said he will become Olmstead County Rochester Public Works Director starting Jan 1 1976, with his last day December 31. He also requested unpaid leave for December 1–5 and vacation rest of December. The board aims to hire a replacement by October with plans to manage ongoing highway work.
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Kemp
F. R. Weddel
County Planning Commission
Jack Snively
Heard
Bill Okerman
Dave Claypool
Surveyor Party
Claypool
Don Freude
Northern
Hamre Townships
Taylor Township
Virginia Wickstrom
St. Louis
Pioneer
Beltrami County Board of Commissioners
John Kemp
Olmstead County
Rochester
Beltrami County
Jim Thoreen
Board of Commissioners
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