Feds reinforce after heavy Wounded Knee gunfire exchange
Federal reinforcements arrived near Wounded Knee S D after a 90 minute exchange of heavy gunfire that wounded at least two militants and possibly six. A badly wounded Indian was treated after brain surgery and officials reported sporadic nightly firing despite a cease fire.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
Montana
Rapid City
Pine Ridge
FBI
Russell Means
Minneapolis
Interior Department
Charles Cadieux
Bill Hall
Anderson backs gun legislation in Minnesota
Gov. Wendell Anderson endorsed a gun control bill from Attorney General Warren Spannaus, calling it sensible and stating he would sign it. The 14 day waiting period for pistol purchases drew his support as reasonable.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Warren Spannaus
Neises Clings to Cass Lake Mayoral Office Amid Resignation Vote
Cass Lake Mayor R. J. Neises refuses to resign after a 3 to 2 village council vote. He plans to run again when his term ends and argues neutrality on the Leech Lake Indian settlement, which prompted the resolution. The move split the village, with Neises and Councilman Bianco voting against.
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Neises
Cass Lake
Pioneer
R. J
Dick’’ Neises
Harry Hagenah
Axel Erickson
Archie Jensen
James Bianco
Leech Lake
Wendell Anderson
Churches Plan Special Easter Services in Bemidji Area
Bemidji area churches announce Easter observances with multiple services. Trinity Lutheran offers 7:30 a.m. Matin and 10:45 a.m. Easter services with choirs and an Easter breakfast after the early service. First Presbyterian hosts 8:30 a.m. Easter service with cantata, 9:30 a.m. breakfast, 11 a.m. message, and Thursday and Friday services. Evangelical Covenant schedules junior high breakfast and a 8:30 a.m. youth center event.
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Jesus Christ
Bemidji
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bemidji Avenue
Robert Koehler
First Presbyterian Church
5Th
Minnesota
Bethlehem Choir
Sunday Church
United Presbyterian
Mark Witmer
THE
Evangelical Covenant Church
18Th
Irvine
Christian Youth Center
Lon Nol moves toward broadening government in Cambodia
President Lon Nol said he will pick a new prime minister and include opposition figures to lead a broader government. The plan follows pressure from Nixon and aims to start cease fire negotiations with the Communists.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Nixon
District 31 Board Eyes Driver Education Fee Plan
The District 31 school board postponed action on charging students for driver education to gather community input. A proposed $10 car training fee and $20 motorcycle training fee were discussed, with possible splits between classroom and behind the wheel components. The board also approved hiring actions and a school bus facility planning contract, and set up election logistics for the upcoming school board vote.
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District 31
P.L. Tenney
Bemidji High School
Beltrami County Planning Commission Advances Lake Platting
At last night's Beltrami County Planning Advisory Commission meeting, final approval was recommended for two real estate platting applications Paul Aleen Acres on Campbell Lake and Lake Plantagenet's Schoolcraft Acres with objections from the Schoolcraft Watershed Association noted. Preliminary approval was granted for several other plats including Arndt's Trails End on Lake Pimushe and Pine Crest Acres in Northern Township. one case requires rework before a decision next meeting. Attorney Ralph Smith discussed changes to Schoolcraft Acres. County Engineer Kemp warned parts may not be buildable. The commission also discussed potential consulting work with Architectural Resources of Duluth and Hibbing, pending County Board approval.
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Plats
Ralph Smith
Beltrami County Planning Advisory Commission
Schoolcraft Acres
Orin Walden
Beltrami County
Schoolcraft Watershed Association
John Kemp
Kemp
Paul-Aleen Acres
Campbell Lake
Arndt
Lake Pimushe
Pine Crest Acres
Northern Township
Destiny and Diet Shape Body and Endurance
A concise look at how disciplined eating influences the body beyond fate. The piece argues diet guides strength and health, balancing destiny with daily choices.
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency faces end of life push
A proposal to abolish the PCA and merge its duties into the Department of Natural Resources stalled in the Minnesota Legislature. A Senate subcommittee tabled the measure unanimously, while a House subcommittee dumped a companion bill. PCA head Grant Merritt warned the bill could be dead in the Senate, with some lawmakers angered by his stance. Support was limited to Sen Baldy Hansen and DNR deputy Clarence Buckman, while environmental groups urged preserving the PCA as an independent agency.
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ST. Paul
DFL
Merritt
Sen. C. R
Baldy Hansen
Clarence Buckman
DNR
PCA
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