AIM leader Means calls for federal investigation after arrest
Russell Means of the American Indian Movement, wounded in a shooting on the Standing Rock Reservation, urged a full federal probe into the incident that led to his arrest on a federal charge of resisting and impeding a BIA officer. A similar warrant targeted Thomas Poor Bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N.D
American Indian Movement
Russell Means
Means
United States Attorney's Office
U.S
Walter Link
Fargo
AIM
Bureau of Indian Affairs Police Department
Pat Kelly
Standing Rock Sioux
Link
Cannonball Bridge
Sioux County
Associated Press
Burleigh County
Bob Harvey
Harvey
South Dakota
Marlon Brando
Pennington
S.D
Jack Klauck
North
Minnesota debated antigrowth tag by state official
St Paul reports Commissioner James Heltzer rejects Industrial Development Research Council claim that Minnesota is antigrowth. Council ranks Minnesota poor for growth while North and South Dakota and Wisconsin score better. Heltzer cites Minnesota’s land use planning as prudent regulation and notes capital investment remains competitive with the Midwest. It also covers a separate ruling allowing prescription drug price advertising after attorney general approval, sought by consumer groups to lower prices and aid price shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Heltzer
ST. Paul, Minn
State Pharmacy Board
Attorney General's Office
Former St Paul pathologist given 20 days to file motions
Former St Paul pathologist Dr. Benjamin W. Lyne 48 appeared before U S District Judge Edward J Devitt and pled innocent to illegally obtaining narcotics by writing prescriptions in his dead father's name for over a year. He faces a July 14 Hennepin District Court trial on a third degree murder charge in the death of Patricia Fetzer of Minnetonka from an overdose of pain medication and alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Benjamin W. Lyne
U.S
Edward J. Devitt
Lyne
Midway
Mounds Park
Chicago
Hennepin District Court
Patricia Fetzer
Minnetonka
Bikes Block Entrance At Seminole County Jail Tragedy
Fire officials say more than 100 bicycles blocked the rear entrance hampering rescue efforts in the Seminole County jail blaze in Sanford Florida. Eleven people died including guard Robert Moore and 34 were hospitalized as others struggled with smoke and unlocked cells during the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Michael Harmon Sanford
Fla
Seminole County
George Harriett
Sanford
Harriett
Robert Moore
Crop growth ahead of average in Minnesota observed
The Federal State Crop Reporting Service said Minnesota crops are developing ahead of the seasonal average. Western counties show thin stands but fair to good conditions due to cool temperatures. Corn planting is complete with 9 percent emerged, while 99 percent of soybeans have been planted with 8 percent emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Federal
Judge tosses suit against Bush Foundation directors
A U.S. District judge in St. Paul dismissed a $395 million lawsuit against 10 Bush Foundation directors over alleged mismanagement. Judge William Juergens faulted H. Clifford Lee and E. G. Banks for conflicts of interest and said they lacked standing to sue, citing personal gain at the foundation’s expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Banks
Archibald G. Bush
St. Paul
Juergens
Foundation
Bush
Edyth Bush
The
Commercial State Bank
Winter Park
Fla
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Jim Willis
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Kopets
My Mom
Dad
Kopet Music Center
Austin
4Th Ave
Albert Lea
S. Broadway
Luxur Turette
Purite
Warners
Austin (Minn
Herald
Duane Harrell
John Spolski
Sheriff's Department
Moore
Elvis Webster
First Bank
Upper Midwest
Ues
F.D.I.C
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!