03 Aug 1973
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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1973
Page
1
The Pioneer presents the Question Mart as a forum to solve readers problems by acting as an intermediary with authorities. It offers objective answers and reserves the right to select and edit meritorious questions while avoiding editorial opinion or attacks.
In the cited case a college student canceled plans to return and was hired as a permanent employee. Minni CEP does not hire for temporary summer work, but dropouts and others may become permanent workers. Paige Christensen, Minni CEP coordinator.
The snowmobile safety coordinator handles firearms safety training for youths and continually updates public education programs across a 28 county region. Dick Tarte, regional supervisor, Division of Enforcement, Department of Natural Resources.
A car driven by Jeffrey A. Johnson plowed through the Toftum residence on Hwy 71 at 1:40 a.m. destroying a living room and entering the child’s bedroom where Michele Toftum slept. Johnson faced disorderly conduct and DUI charges. damages were estimated at 3 000 to 4 000 dollars.
Judge Keith Kraft stayed sentencing on five men found guilty of fishing without a reservation stamp on the Leech Lake Indian Reservation in northern Minnesota. Each faced a $20 fine or two days in jail, stayed to permit appeal. Attorney C J Forge Jr said an appeal bond would be filed. three defendants did not appear at the hearing.
The Bemidji City Council will convene at 3:30 p.m. today in City Hall to review stipulations from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency regarding the city sewer issue as stated by City Manager John Lloyd.
The Clearwater County Fair lists Saturday events with two all professional stage show performances in the afternoon and evening. County seniors receive invited status at the Saturday grandstand show. MC Bobby Smith blends jokes with juggling. Family acts include Harmona-K’s on harmonicas and Wal-Tims acrobatics. Sunday offers a Junior Horse Show at 2:30 followed by Demolition Derby at 8:30 with midways and food stands available.
In Cambodia insurgents estimated at 500 rebels cut Highway 1 near Veal Shau southeast of Phnom Penh, the closest attack to the capital in strength and a potential collapse of the southeastern lines.
The Pioneer corrects a page one report for Bemidji High School class of 1938 reunion. The event now scheduled for Saturday Aug 11, not Aug 4 as previously published.
Partly cloudy through Saturday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Warm today and tonight with highs around the 90s and low in the 60s. Saturday highs near 88 to 98 with a 30 percent rain chance. Lake Bemidji water level reported at 1339.55 versus normal 1340.
Bemidji merchants stage Krazy Daze on Saturday August 4 blocking downtown streets for an open air market of bargains. Co chairs Ray Nelson and Marv Thayer promise a bigger event with costumes prizes and an evening fairground visit to Beltrami Fair.
CIA deputy director Vernon Walters testified before the Senate Watergate committee that less than three weeks after the Watergate raid President Nixon was warned something was amiss in the White House staff. Walters recounted that Henry Haldeman and John Ehrlichman pressured CIA to cover up the wiretapping and that Dean suggested paying bail and salaries for burglars.
Beltrami County GOP chair Chet Oman announced a fall rally in Bemidji at 2726 Irvine Avenue on August 11 at 4 p.m. Adults only 16 and up. State GOP leaders Senator Bob Brown and Chairwoman Carolyn Ring will attend to outline 1974 goals. A pot-luck supper is planned with Republicans bringing hot dishes and desserts.
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