Judges Start Minnesota Governor Recount Proceedings
Three district judges in Minnesota begin hearing arguments and reviewing evidence in a landmark trial over the gubernatorial race. Republican Gov. Elmer L. Andersen and Democrat Karl F. Rolvaag face disputed ballots as recounts linger.
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Elmer L. Andersen
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Andersen
Rolvaag
State Supreme Court
JH. Sylvestre
Crookston
Sidney F. Kaner
Duluth
Leonard Keyes
St. Paul
Christians Need Not Apologize at United Church Assembly
Dr. Allen C. Miller urged lay leaders of the United Church of Christ in Cleveland to stop apologizing for being people of God. He said the laity must rediscover the biblical origin of layman as honor and role. Helen Huntington Smith, executive secretary, emphasized fostering mature Christians through the Council for Lay Life and Work.
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Wall To Be Mended After Atlanta Breach
City officials planned to repair a weekend breach in Atlanta's southwest zone barrier on Harlan Road. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. said Sunday night the city would fix the wood and steel barrier that was sawed off and tossed into a creek, with the damaged section later concealed by bushes and limbs.
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Atlanta
Ivan Allen Jr
Harlan Road
Enrollment Rises at Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green State University reports on campus enrollment of 6,856 students for the second semester, up 9.7 percent from a year ago.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Today in History February 25 highlights and birthdays
On February 25 various historical events include Colt patenting the six shooter in 1836, Clark capturing Vincennes in 1779, greenbacks becoming currency in 1862, U.S. Steel formed in 1901, tax amendment in 1913, and MacArthur signaling Manila victory in 1945. Birthday: Sen. John McClellan turning 67. John D. Rockefeller Jr. urged thrift and fiscal discipline.
Bus Driver Rescues Dog But Faces Reprimand
In Sheffield England AP reports bus driver George Abbott halted his route to aid an injured dog lying in the street. He ferried the dog to an animal clinic with ten passengers delayed, then faced a reprimand for leaving the authorized route while awaiting ruling.
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Sheffield
England
George Abbott
Abbott
Ohio Senate to start action on hundreds of bills this week
Ohio Senate planned to begin acting on about 600 bills in the 105th General Assembly as hearings continue this week. Gov Rhodes administration measures, including a development authority and youth programs, dominate the agenda. The liquor board overhaul and university regents bill also loom as key items.
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Ohio
Ohio Senate
105Th General Assembly
Senate
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House
James A.rhodes
Mental Hospitals and Youth Commission
Judiciary Committee
Liquor Control Commission
Rhodes
Senate Liquor Committee
House Commerce and Transportation Committees
State Board of Regents
House Industry and Labor Committee
Division of the Atlantic Ocean into two undefined zones
The Atlantic Ocean is divided into the North Atlantic and South Atlantic with no definite demarcation line between them. The distinction lacks a formal boundary and remains a conceptual regional split rather than a fixed border.
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Atlantic Ocean
North Atlantic
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