Meat shortage hits Bemidji as Armour supplier struggles
Bemidji restaurant managers report ongoing meat shortages with Armour & Co. delivering only a trickle. Gene Cisewski cautions weekly beef shipments may total 120 000 pounds short, risking layoffs. Pork and processed meats remain limited, and prices rise as menus adjust.ull
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Armour & Co
Gene Cisewski
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Cisewski
Armour& Co
Charles Schmitt
Haldeman testifies as Watergate investigations continue
H R Haldeman told the Senate Watergate committee there is no Justice Department evidence of Democrats plotting violence, as he denies involvement in wiretapping or coverup. Nixon criticizes antagonists at a state dinner amid new impeachment talk over Cambodia bombing.
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Kakuei Tanaka
Harpings Report: man fired for listening too much
Local report notes a man loses his job after he is said to have listened too intently. The story cites workplace culture and management stance on attention to instructions.
Haldeman admits responsibility for memo linking demos to McGovern
Haldeman told Senate investigators he wrote a February 1972 memo proposing tying 1972 demonstrations to the peace movement and Democrats. He defended 1971 notes praising anticipated violence at a Charlotte Nixon Graham appearance, saying he believed facts supported the points.
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BSC Foundation elects officers and expands board
Bemidji State College Foundation directors elected Thomas Gray and Donald Eng as vice presidents with William R. Howe presiding. Galth Lords named secretary and John Glas treasurer. By-law changes allow up to 20 board members. A community dinner is planned for September 10 in the Hobson Union ballroom. The board will meet again August 7.
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Lakehead
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Otter Tail Power Co
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the Pioneer
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BSC
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First National Bank of
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Otter Tail Power
NASA geologist opens pollution suit against Reserve Mining
A NASA geologist testified as the federal government began its court case against Reserve Mining Co. for alleged Lake Superior pollution in Minneapolis Minn. The suit targets pollution of Lake Superior and seeks remedies under federal law.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Reserve Mining Co
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Weather and Lake Bemidji Level Report and Testimony in Tailings Suit
Fair to partly cloudy through Thursday with warmer temperatures. Highs upper 70s to lower 80s, lows mid to upper 50s. Thursday highs lower to mid 80s. Lake Bemidji water level at 1339.60, normal 1340. In a suit to stop dumping 67000 tons of taconite tailings into Lake Superior, Dr. William C. Phinney testified on glacial tills and cummingtonite presence offshore. Labor dispute between Standard Lumber Erickson Hellekson Wye and Teamsters Local 346 in Bemidji settled per union secretary Sherman Liimatainen.
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William C. Phinney
Lake Superior
Minnesota Iron Range
Standard Lumber
Erickson Hellekson-Wye
Bemidji
Teamsters Local 346
Duluth
Sherman Liimatainan
Supreme Court Denies Move to Halt Cambodia Bombing
Justice Thurgood Marshall refused to lift the New York Circuit Court stay permitting U S bombing of Cambodia. He said he would exceed his authority if he acted alone and denied vacating the stay sought by Rep Elizabeth Holtzman and three Air Force pilots.
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Elizabeth Holtzman
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Air Force
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Nixon vows deterrent forces in Asia with Japan ties
President Nixon pledged an adequate level of deterrent forces in Asia while pursuing closer relations with Japan. After two days of talks with Prime Minister Tanaka, they endorsed Japan for permanent U N Security Council representation and discussed Indochina reconstruction with potential Japan funding of up to 50 million dollars. They also cited efforts toward normalizing relations with the PRC and hoped for peace in Indochina.
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Rogers
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Chamber advisory on refused Bemidji solicitor permit
The Bemidji Area Chamber of Commerce warns residents that a magazine subscription crew currently soliciting in the area has been refused a solicitor's permit for Bemidji.
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