Violent deaths in northern Minnesota reported in weekend toll
Six people died in northern Minnesota over the weekend from drownings and asphyxiation in a car near Braham. Victims include Daniel Keller 17 Richard Hanson 16 Kathy Hanson 15 Carol Hanson 13, all Maple Ridge residents. A tractor accident near International Falls killed Scott Johnson 10, with Kenneth Ford 7 injured. A plane with pontoons sank near Hibwabik injuring Frederick Bloomfield. Philip Coughlin 28 drowned when his boat capsized on Little Elk Lake near Zimmerman.
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Sherburne County
Five Democrats push tougher cigarette ad rules on two day drive
Five Democratic congressmen press to amend the bill on cigarette advertising raising the Surgeon General warning and broadening limits. They seek warnings across all ads and on front labels, removal or shortening of federal preemption, and year long extensions in a two day House floor battle.
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Rural areas get preference in Hill-Burton aid
Large city and rural hospitals show uneven access to federal Hill-Burton aid with more than 150 facilities in rural areas half-empty while urban hospitals plead for funds. Idaho’s St Alphonsus in Boise awaits a new building after repeated rejections. Soda Springs, Idaho opened a $1.7 million hospital with $799,000 aid, while rural towns press for more hospitals to attract doctors and industry.
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Liquor License Sought to Fund Met Stadium Expansion
Metropolitan Sports Commission plans to seek a Bloomington liquor license to finance Met Stadium expansion. The move aims to fund 10,000 added seats, upgrade bottle club facilities, and possibly build a left field stands complex with $500 membership options. Construction costs cited at about $3 million for seats and $500,000 for turf.
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SD judge halts White Hawk trial death row case head to high court
A South Dakota judge denied Thomas J. White Hawk a new trial or relief from the death sentence for the Vermillion jeweler murder. The 21 year old, a Shattuck Military Academy graduate and former University of South Dakota pre medical student, may appeal to the South Dakota Supreme Court. The 60 day reprieve runs to July 6 with potential clemency actions pending Pardons Board June 27 and Governor’s options after board action.
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Head targets illegal stock sales in defunct Omni-Circuits
Attorney General Douglas Head announces court action in Hennepin County to stop four Twin Cities men from selling stock in Omni-Circuits Corp and Omni-Design Corp. He labels the South Dakota firm a dummy and seeks a receiver to seize both companies and halt further disposals of their assets to protect investors.
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Minnesota 5 Day Forecast With Seasonal Averages
Minnesota temperatures will average six to eight degrees above normal Tuesday through Saturday. Normal highs range 70 to 75 north and 75 to 80 south, with lows 48 to 54 north and 55 to 60 south. Cool start, slight warming near the weekend. Showers expected Thursday night and Friday.
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