IGA Store Robbery Ties Up Owner and Family
Two men robbed Steven's IGA at 609 S Fourth St on Saturday night tying up owner Dave Stevens his wife and son Mark. They fled with cash checks food stamps and other papers estimated loss 8000 to 10000 with items including a gun and a revolver. Stevens urged check writers to stop payments and asked for return of deeds and papers.
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Steven
IGA
S. Fourth St
Dave Stevens
Mark
Stevens
Northern National Bank
Gallup Poll Shows High U.S. Favorability Amid Local Dissatisfaction
The latest Gallup poll finds 93 percent of Americans view the country favorably while 20 percent of homeowners are dissatisfied with local quality of life. Newsweek reports John N. Mitchell has left his wife Martha and stays in a hotel as his perjury case proceeds.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
George Gallup Jr
Opinion Research Organization
Chicago
New York
Newsweek Magazine
John N. Mitchell
Martha
Mitchell
Newsweek
Navy Community Band
Navy Community Center
Kendall Ramstad
Martin
Area telethon nets $5,684 for DEM
Beltrami County and area hosted a Democratic telethon on Saturday night at the Bemidji phone bank. The event drew 415 pledges totaling $5,684 with a focus on broad citizen participation via small contributions.
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Beltrami County
Bemidji
Jim Cecil
Minnesota DFL nearly doubles national telethon goal
Minnesota DFL raised 182000 dollars for the national telethon with 50000 to be returned to the state. Funds will cover deficits from the last legislative campaign and help finance the 1974 elections. Participants included Gov. Wendell Anderson and Sens. Humphrey Mondale and McCarthy.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
DFL
Hank Fischer Fischer
National Democratic Organization
Wendell Anderson
Hubert Humphrey
Walter Mondale
Eugene McCarthy
National Party
Jim Cecil
Ella Glidden
First National Bank
Don Crosby
Bill Corrigan Sr
Union of the Communications Workers of America
Early taste of cool temps sweeps midwest and plains
A wedge of cold air moved into the southern Plains and spread to the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. By midnight many areas saw 30s, with showers and thunderstorms in the central Plains and middle Mississippi Valley. Snow and sleet fell in Montana Idaho and the northern Plains, with two inches of snow in parts of the Rockies.
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Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Michigan
High Plains
Colorado
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Missouri
Florida
Gulf
South Atlantic States
Montana
Idaho
Plains
Rockies
Alliance
Neb
IBM and Telex duel ends with monopoly ruling and damages
In Tulsa, IBM found guilty of monopolistic practices in the computer industry and ordered to pay Telex $352.5 million in damages. Telex to pay IBM $21.9 million for trade secrets. IBM must unbundle pricing for System 370 units within 60 days and separate pricing for CPUs and memories.
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Tulsa, Okla
International Business Machines Corp
Telex Corp
Telex
IBM
Negotiators End 23 Hour UAW Chrysler Bargaining Session
After a 23 hour marathon session in Detroit, Chrysler and United Auto Workers spokesmen reported considerable progress and optimism for an early settlement. The talks were not broken off and union negotiators planned to return at noon, though a news blackout limited details.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
UAW
United States
Canada
O’brien
Leonard E. Woodcock
O'Brien
Lynn Townsend
Townsend
Boy Dies in Cabin Fire Near Kelliher
A 14 year old Alexandria boy, Scott Sonesteby, died in a cabin fire northeast of Kelliher in the Lost River Road area. His brother Jeff and friend Lee Lybeck escaped, and Jeff attempted to rescue Scott but could not. The fire occurred in unorganized land in Koochiching County after trouble with the stove reportedly earlier.
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Alexandria
Keiliher
Beltrami County Sheriff's Department
Scott Sonesteby
Ward Sonesteby
Sheriff's Department
Jeff
Lee Lybeck
Lost River Road
Kelliher
Lee
Scott
Koochiching County
Bemidji council agenda includes sodding study and ordinances
Tonight's Bemidji city council meeting at 8 will discuss sodding of the 80 acre baseball field site and readings on three proposed ordinances. Bids will be awarded for fire hose and well field work, and a chamber letter will cover progress in the Chrysler UAW strike talks.
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Bemidji
Bemidji Area
Harpings If we ever do discover life on another planet
Unclear fragment argues that finding life beyond Earth would threaten American taxpayers, presenting a speculative claim without concrete evidence or named sources.
Tape reviews focus on Watergate indictments
The AP reports the grand jury may indict on perjury and conspiracy to obstruct justice with the case largely ready, centered on the June 17 1972 break in at Democratic National Headquarters. Key targets include Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean Mardian Kalmbach, amid Nixon executive privilege over tapes.
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Washington
White House
Federal Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Associated Press
Democratic National
Archibald Cox
Cox
Nixon
Administration
Atty
John N
Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean III
Robert C. Mardian
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Sebeka
Hwy. 92
Bagley
Harry Rath
Burbank
Calif
Democratic Party
John Y. Brown Jr
Space Center, Houston
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Pacific Ocean
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Thomas W Brown
DEL
Lake
U.S. District Court
A Sherman Christensen
Salt Lake City
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Council
Budd Co
Charles Brooks
Windsor
Ont
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Watergate Committee
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