Butz urges exports as key to lower food costs
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz told Production Credit Associations at the University of Illinois that farm exports are essential to reduce per unit costs and sustain farm income. He argued price controls failed and predicted only a modest drop in food prices, noting 79 cent roast beef may not return soon.
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Champaign, Ill
Earl Butz
Butz
University of Illinois
Buzz
Chevrolet
Zoning official stresses import of new law
Beltrami County to hold public hearing on revised subdivision ordinance next Monday at 7 30 p m in the courthouse. Zoning administrator Bill Parnaude says the measure may affect many indirectly and invites public questions and suggestions.
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Beltrami County
Bill Parnaude
Hearing on Beltrami zoning ordinance plans held
Zoning administrator urged attendance at a public hearing before finalizing new rules on platting buying and selling lots and establishing campgrounds and mobile home parks. Copies of the ordinance are available in the courthouse basement. hearing by Beltrami County Planning Advisory Commission includes preliminary plotting by Bill Okerman for Gail Dow.
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Beltrami County Planning Advisory Commission
Bill Okerman
Gail Dow
Washington Intel Sees Chile Junta Split Over Return to Civilians
U S intelligence says Chile's new military government may split on restoring civilian rule with conservative air force brigadier general Gustavo Leigh favoring prolonged military power, potentially clashing with junta president Augusto Pinochet Ugarte.
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Washington
Chile
Air Force
Gustavo Leigh
Army
Augusto Pinochet Ugarte
Tapes compromise issue prompts daily responses
The White House and the Watergate special prosecutor will inform the U.S. Court of Appeals today if they accept its plan allowing Archibald Cox to privately listen to presidential tapes to decide portions needed for the Watergate grand jury investigation.
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Washington
White House
Watergate
U.S. Court of Appeals
Archibald Cox
Statewide frost sets early season record lows
The first widespread frost of the season hit northern central and southeastern Minnesota with lows as low as 22 in Hibbing and Moose Lake. Duluth 24, St. Cloud 29, International Falls 26 and Winona tied a record low of 32. Sunny today should push temperatures into the 50s though clouds increase tonight and Friday with scattered rain possible in western areas.
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Minnesota
Hibbing
United States
National Weather Service
Forest Service
Moose Lake
Duluth
St. Cloud
International Falls
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Winona
Weather Service
Canada
Weather and Watergate notes blend of reports
Fair today with increasing clouds and a chance of scattered rain tonight. Highs around 52 to 58, lows 36 to 44, with 20 percent rain tonight and 60 percent Friday. Water level 1340.30, normal 1340. A Cox spokesman disclosed White House lawyers and prosecutors discussed a compromise, but no agreement stated. Nixon briefs urge withholding tapes. Colson invokes Fifth Amendment in Senate probe. Montoya presses about wiretap on Nixon’s brother. Treasury declines to confirm.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Administration
Cox
White House
Appeals Court
Charles W. Colson
Senate Watergate Committee
Colson
Ellsberg
Joseph M. Montoya
Donald
Secret Service
Treasury Department
The
Washington Post
White House Aides Deny Nixon Pressuring Agnew to Quit
White House Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren denied reports that President Nixon was pressing Vice President Spiro Agnew to resign amid a Maryland political corruption probe. A federal grand jury in Baltimore was to resume hearings, while Agnew backers claim some White House staff encourage speculation to push him out.
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Washington
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
Gerald L. Warren
Maryland
Baltimore
Warren
Bemidji City Council Sets Friday EDA Talk
The Bemidji City Council will host an informal meeting Friday September 21 at 3 30 p m in city hall with Stan Pechaver EDA area representative to discuss economic development plans.
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Bemidji
Stan Pechaver
The
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Pension reform bill clears Senate amid high hopes
The Senate approved the private pension reform bill by 98 to 0, sending the measure to the House where committees will push it as a priority. The plan would set minimum standards for private pensions, ensure vesting, funding, and a government insurance option, with rules aimed at protecting about 40 million Americans in pension plans.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N. J
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. Y
Education and Labor and
Ways and Means
al Ullman
D-Ore
Nixon
Labor Department
First Baptist Bemidji to Mark 75 Years with Guest Speaker
The First Baptist Church of Bemidji will observe its 75th anniversary on Sunday September 23 with 11 am and 7 pm services led by Dr David Nettleton president of Faith Baptist Bible College Ankeny Iowa A 2:30 to 5 pm open house and tea will follow in the afternoon Pastor Garland Hudson invites the public. The church was organized September 22 1898 under Rev C H Hallowell. Groundbreaking for the present church on Highway 2 West occurred in October 1971 with dedication on July 23 1972.
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First Baptist Church of
Bemidji
David Nettleton
Faith Baptist Bible College
Ankeny
Iowa
Nettleton
Garland Hudson
First Baptist Church
C.H. Hallowell
Park Rapids
C. G. Cress
E.R. Pope
Minnesota Baptist Convention
Beltrami County
Baptist Home Missionary Society
John D. Rockefeller
New York City
Highway 2 West
Governor urges mandatory fuel allocation for Minnesota winter
Gov. Wendell Anderson told a Senate subcommittee that a nationwide mandatory fuel oil allocation is essential to prevent a winter disaster in Minnesota. He warned of propane shortages affecting agriculture and urged government intervention to ensure equitable distribution and reserve pools for priority customers.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Anderson
Humphrey
Mary
Washington County
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