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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1971
Page
2
Youth programs run at Bald Eagle Center with two Chippewa National Forest sessions. Reservations and program details target American youth involvement and experiential learning in a forest setting.
Wildlife management on the Chippewa National Forest continued in fiscal year 1971 under forest biologist John Mathisen with the Wetland Development Program and numerous projects. Aerial eagle surveys, duck nesting boxes, lake and deer yard improvements, beaver pond studies, and a large Youth Conservation Camp program involving 100 Minnesota students were highlighted alongside ongoing research into waterfowl ecology and loon ecology.
Gov. Anderson signs a bill placing a constitutional amendment on the 1972 ballot to have the governor and lieutenant governor run as a team, remove the lieutenant governor’s presiding duty, and let the legislature set compensation. Lt. Gov. Perpich praised the move and urged voter approval.
The report notes a parked car damaged by another vehicle near Joyce School and Skyline Village with about 350 dollars in damage. A semi truck driven by Ronald Snyder struck a car driven by Ralph Schneider causing 35 dollars damage to the Schneider vehicle. On Friday John Larson struck a mailbox on South Third Street causing 50 dollars damage.
Debra Reynolds weighs in on film financing and editing plans for her 40th year in cinema. She reportedly contributed 800000 dollars with Shelley Winters providing 200000 to back a project as she reshapes her screen image.
Ginger Ferock attended a Northern Minnesota District ALCW workshop in Northfield. Seventeen others joined a Ball Club Pow-wow during the Wild Rice Celebration. Over 300 attended the ice cream social after the parade, with the library board thanking volunteers. Nina Eidsmoe had foot surgery at St. Marys in Duluth. Connie Hensley visited grandparents for the Water Carnival. A bridge afternoon was hosted with winners listed. A car trip accompanied the Garden Club float, and a Missionary Devotional potluck was held at Pike Bay. A Good Neighborhood Club picnic occurred at Steamboat Lake. In SHERIFFS REPORTS a break in was reported near Wilton with 11 guns stolen. another break inffected a cabin near Blackduck.
Fines range from 20 to 36 dollars for offenses including improper left turns and speeding in 30 mph zones. Names and residences include Fawell Pennington Jones Cass Lake Pulis Hibbing Rountree Bemidji Carlson Bloomington Stambaugh Bemidji Danesky Florida House White Bear Lake Zuhlke Belisle Grand Meadow Kruse with speeds from 40 to 49 mph and fines up to 36 dollars.
The Journal of Insurance reports national workmen's compensation benefits have more than doubled in 30 years while premium rates rose only 16.6 percent. The gains come as loss-producing accidents dropped by nearly half, aided by insurer safety engineering services and premium reductions tied to company safety records.
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