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Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1977

Page

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Congressional probe into missing nuclear fuel leakage fears

A House Commerce subcommittee heard that one intelligence agency believes a diversion of weapons grade plutonium and uranium may have occurred while two agencies maintained that none was stolen. Officials cited processing glitches and measurement errors as explanations for why 8,000 pounds cannot be accounted for, with 16 tons possibly in pipes at Oak Ridge and Portsmouth.

Washington Congressional House Commerce Subcommittee Robert W. Fri Energy Research and Development Administration Subcommittee Michael Ward John Dingell D-Mich Dingell Fun Oak Ridge Tenn Portsmouth Ohio Fri

Beltrami Co appeals nursing home fines over alleged deficiencies

Beltrami County has appealed $1,000 in fines from the State Department of Health for four alleged deficiencies at the county nursing home. The case cites bed fast patient weighing, cleanliness gaps in the kitchen, unlocked disinfectants, and duct cleaning. County officials call the penalties technical and non critical to patient care.

Jerry Doggett Beltrami County State Department of Health F.R. Weddel Gallus Pioneer Beltrami St. Paul County Welfare Board

Four Redlake men charged after assault on off duty deputies

Four Redlake residents were charged in Beltrami County with aggravated assault for an early morning attack outside a Nymore bar that left Sheriff’s deputy Calvin Johanneson blind in one eye. The suspects faced county court charges with bail set at 10 000 for two Spears 7 000 for Barrett and 5 000 for Cloud. case shifted to district court for August 15.

Calvin Johanneson Frank Spears Ralph Cloud Albert Spears Jr Thomas Barrett Redlake Beltrami Terry Holter Kief, Duranske and Fuller Johanneson Cloud Barrett Spears Beltrami Board of County Commissioners Beltrami County Tom Tolman A.m 2Nd Street South Central Avenue Nymore Ronald Solberg Highway 2 West Bemidji Tolman

Boise Interagency Fire Center Leads Western Forest Fire Fight

In Boise Idaho the five agency center coordinates a western wildfire push across California Oregon Washington Alaska Colorado Utah and Arizona. More than 1 000 firefighters waited at or en route to dispatch while nearly 2 000 had been sent since Thursday. Crews rest train and are airlifted to hot spots as East and Southeast teams reinforce exhausted locals.

Boise, Idaho Idaho United States Boise U.S. Forest Service Bureau of Land Management Bureau of Indian Affairs National Park Service U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service California Oregon Washington Alaska Colorado Utah Arizona R.L. Bjornsen Arnold Hartigan

Schlesinger Presses Finance Panel on Energy Plan

Energy Secretary James C. Schlesinger tells the Senate Finance Committee that lawmakers doubt the Carter energy plan. He urges restoring proposed gasoline taxes to energy legislation passed by the House, where the administration faced a setback.

Washington James C. Schlesinger Senate Finance Committee Carter Schlesinger House

CIA report signals possible slowdown in Soviet growth

Two members of Congress say the CIA report may show a slowing of the Soviet Union's economic growth rate in the next decade. Rep. Richard Bolling and Sen. William Proxmire call the finding profound for Soviet leaders facing high military spending decisions.

Washington Congress CIA Soviet Union Richard Bolling D-Mo William Proxmire

Women in Air Force gain pilot slots for non combat planes

Washington AP reports the Air Force will assign 10 women flying school graduates as pilots for non combat planes starting in September. Current law bars women from navigating combat aircraft but allows other flying duties.

Washington Air Force

Canadian Parliament considers emergency bill on air traffic strike

Ottawa AP reports Parliament met to approve emergency legislation to impose a settlement in the three day old strike by 2,200 air traffic controllers. Controllers demand a 12.6 percent pay raise while the bill would impose an eight percent increase.

Ottawa Canada

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Jonathan Eng Bill Nelson Computer Election Systems Inc Dorothy Roe Nelson Raymer Hoyum Wedder Ken Gallus Nymore Bar Solberg Knoxville Roger Jourdain Red Lake
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