Autopsy confirms gunshot deaths at Attica
Nine hostages at Attica State Prison died from gunshot wounds, a finding confirmed by pathologists Dr. Henry Siegel and Dr. John Edland. Officials had earlier cited hangings or throat-slitting by inmates as causes. the Task Force on Organized Crime was to provide further details, while Edward Moran and others spoke at separate news conferences outside the prison gates.
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Westchester County
John Edland
Monroe County
Edland
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Correction
Russell G. Oswald
Siegel
Edward Moran
Daniel Alterman
Joshua Roth
National Lawyers’ Guild
Moran
Cambodia hits economy as Hanoi Viet Cong attack outskirts
Reports say communist commandos struck near Phnom Penh wiping out much of Cambodia's civilian fuel supply. In Vietnam South Vietnamese losses followed by Viet Cong and North Vietnamese coordinated attacks near Tay Ninh City.
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Phnom Penh
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Tay Ninh
Bemidji Jaycees To Conduct City Recreation Survey
The Bemidji Jaycees will go door to door this week to survey residents on recreation needs. Results will go to a new Parks and Recreation Board and a mailing option is provided for noncontacts.
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Bemidji
Southern schools seek federal bus funding despite Nixon ban
Southern school officials press Congress for ways to fund desegregation busing after Nixon prohibits federal money. HEW has matched district costs with local funds, offering a potential $2.2 million grant on a $2.2 million local expenditure. Lawmakers, including Rep Edith Green, push amendments to loosen the ban and allow federal spending where courts order busing.
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Noted speakers slated at journalist meeting
Beniny State College will host about 1 000 high school journalists Sept 28 for the 25th annual Pioneer journalism conference. An outstanding slate of speakers will cover editorial writing make-up and design sports feature radio news photography and yearbook sessions with several publishers and editors leading each area.
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St Paul Pioneer Press
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KNMT
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Walter Ellior
BSC
Mike Barnett
Ray Colvin
BSC Business Education Department
Jim Thoreen
KBUN
Griggs
Pioneer
America
George Williams Jr
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R. John DeSanto
James McMahon
DeSanto
Power struggle within Minnesota Real Estate Taxpayers Association
Charles Berg the chief lobbyist for the Minnesota Real Estate Taxpayers Association was fired for alleged close ties with House Conservatives. Executive secretary Jerry Deal cited questionable usefulness and claimed Berg interjected partisan politics. Berg countered that his stance reflected taxpayers' interests and Governor Wendell Anderson's critique.
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Anderson
Vagabond Weekend winners to be reported in Pioneer
Report notes that Vagabond Weekend winners for the first week of the local promotion will appear in tomorrows Pioneer with preliminary results published on Thursdays and final results in Saturdays paper. Deal says he remains nonpartisan while discussing Berg and Lindstrom with Gov. Anderson and aides. Berg praises Lindstrom while the Taxpayers association supports shifting from property taxes.
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Bemidji Council Sets Budget and Committee Appointments
The Bemidji City Council meeting at 8 pm in City Hall focuses on Balsam Street and Pine Ridge Avenue improvements and appointing a Parks and Recreation Committee member at large plus a council liaison. Feasibility reports on Lambert McKinley and Dalton avenues will be presented along with Park Avenue work and a third reading of a parking ordinance.
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Nixon weighs third Supreme Court pick amid Black retirement
President Nixon studied a list of seven potential successors after Justice Hugo Black retired for health reasons. White House indicated no decision timeline and declined to name candidates, with Rep. Richard H. Poff of Virginia emerging as a possible Southern conservative choice.
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