Board names new superintendent Dr Louis Wangberg
The Independent School District No. 31 Board appointed Worthington educator Dr Louis M Wangberg to replace resigning Ray H Witt He will take office July 1 Wangberg has served as Worthington assistant superintendent for two years and previously worked in Granite Falls Cosmos Grand Forks and University of North Dakota graduate programs He holds Ed D MS and BS degrees from UND and is 31 born in Spokane Washington with roots in Halstad Minnesota He is active in Phi Delta Kappa Rural Education Association and several state and national education groups Married to Jean Alair Wangberg he has three children and hobbies in theatre antiques gardening and furniture refinishing
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Board of Education, Independent School District No. 31
Louis M. Wangberg
Worthington
Ray H. Witt
Wangberg
Curren
Granite Falls
Cosmos
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
N.D
Dr. Wangberg
Spokane
Wash
Red River Valley
Halstad
Hendrum
National Credit Investigation
The
Phi Delta Kappa
Rural Education Association
National School Public Relations
Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development
American Association of School Administrators
Minnesota Association of School Administrators
Vietnam War Tidings and Global Press Signals
The text reports Communist forces overrunning a South Vietnamese battalion HQ in Binh Dinh and seizing Hoai An, marking a major central coast success amid a three week Vietnamese offensive. It notes U S fighter-bombers resuming strikes on southern North Vietnam depots while avoiding Hanoi Haiphong. It profiles Senate debate on the Vietnam invasion and bombing, and includes Lord Widgery critique of Bloody Sunday. It covers a Senate Judiciary counteroffer to hear Peter Flanigan on ITT litigation roles.
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Saigon
Binh Dinh
Hoai An
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Hanoi- Haiphong
Washington
Senate
South Vietnam
Senate Judiciary Committee
White House
Peter M. Flanigan
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Flanigan
Justice Department
Apollo 16 Enters Moon Orbit After Orbital Checkouts
Apollo 16 astronauts John Young Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly II reach lunar orbit after solving paint and radio issues. They prepare to board Orion for Descartes region landing in the moon’s southern highlands to conduct 73 hours of scientific surface work and a 15 mile lunar buggy drive.
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Mattingly
Lunar
Earth
Casper
Young
Duke
Orion
Descartes
Project Pride committee meets at Highway Host Thursday
The Project Pride committee of the Bemidji Chamber of Commerce will meet at the Highway Host at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, April 20. Kickoff Day is April 29, and all committee members are urged to attend.
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Bemidji Chamber of Commerce
Bemidji Sets First Annual Fishing Contest For May Weekend
The Bemidji Fishing Contest opens May 13 and 14 with prizes in three categories walleye northern and panfish. Top catches win Core Craft prizes, an outboard motor is drawn among entrants, plus four $50 gift certificates. Weigh stations at the water front near Paul and Babe, entries encouraged from area resorts, public drawing Sunday afternoon.
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Bemidji
Don Campbell
Pioneer Breakfast
Sweden House
Paul
Babe
Campbell
Shelly Schwartz
Chet Swedmark
Bob Irish
Zoning change sought for Holiday Inn project in Bemidji
The Bemidji Planning Commission will discuss a re zoning and special use permit by Winslow Chamberlain Equity Corporation to develop a Holiday Inn near the Bemidji airport. The plan seeks 27.5 acres of 34.5 as B 3 and 7 acres as I 1 with a service station motel complex including 120 rental units and 52 000 square feet of buildings plus a 300 car and 12 aircraft parking area. Public hearing Monday at 8 p m in City Hall with other items including relocation of a lodging house and a front yard variance. Representatives will answer questions and the public is invited to attend.
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Bemidji
Trail Park
Agnes Lofgren
Irvine Avenue
Clinton Braaten
Minnesota Ave
Don Bye
Frohn voters to decide on fire protection tax vote
Frohn Township will hold an election on April 24 from 5 to 8 PM at Frohn Town Hall to decide on joining the Bemidji Rural Fire Association for fire protection. The plan would levy five mills on all property to fund services, raising the average township tax by about 2.03 percent and about $6.09 for a $300 tax bill in 1992.
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Frohn
Frohn Town Hall
Bemidji Rural Fire Association
Bemidji
Northern
Turtle Lake
Turtle River
Eckles
Grant Valley
Officials view Indian requests favorably
Leech Lake band leaders formally presented a list of demands Tuesday to Cass Lake whites. A boycott over hunting and fishing rights may ease before AIM’s national convention in Cass Lake on May 10. Indians seek local job help, fair service funding, altered voter registration, and enforcement from authorities.
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Cass Lake, Minn
Leech Lake Band of Chippewa
Leech Lake Reservation
National Convention of the American Indian Movement
AIM
Cass Lake
David Munnell
Munnell
Cass Lake Town Hall
Roystile
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Tami Sorenson
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