Lindstrom presses tax cut tour in Minnesota
House Majority Leader Ernest Lindstrom continues a three stop tour in Alexandria and Duluth to press a smaller tax bill. He challenges Gov. Anderson to a joint TV debate while proposing a package smaller than the governor vetoed 600 million plan. Lindstrom defends a beer liquor and iron ore tax mix and blames iron Range split and Perpich campaigning for excluding taconite tax.
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Ernest Lindstrom
Alexandria
Duluth
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Wendell Anderson
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Arlen Erdah
Minnesota
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Local school counseling offices open on Aug 16
The junior and senior high counseling offices in Independent School District No. 31 will open Monday Aug 16 serving students 9 am to 4 pm through Aug 30. Returning students may adjust programs, and new movers should report before Aug 26 to complete registration.
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Art in Park Festival Set in Bemidji at Library Park
The Community Arts Council of Bemidji invites artists and art lovers to the Art in the Park Festival on Saturday August 21 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Library Park Fifth Street and Bemidji Avenue. Admission is free and sellers pay no fees. Exhibits include paintings pottery sculpture photography and more with artists available to discuss their work. Some artists will offer on site portraits. Local and out of state artists will participate including some with international reputations. Co chairmen Nathaniel Chumley Tenstrike phone 586-3182 and Helen Gill Bemidji phone 751-4204 provide information.
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Tenstrike
Helen Gill
Rioting rages in Northern Ireland as deaths rise
In Belfast and Londonderry religious clashes leave at least 23 dead in a week of riots sparked by internment. British troops restore some order after dawn gun battles with snipers. 7,000 flee homes, hundreds of buildings burn, and Catholic-Protestant tensions flare amid the turmoil.
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World at a Glance Highlights Global Tensions and War News
AP briefs report on U S clandestine actions in China over two decades and a Senate study estimating Communist casualties, North Vietnamese attacks near DMZs, Marine Sgt Sweeney cleared in Vietnam, and House debates on school prayer timing after recess.
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Quantico
Jon M. Sweeney
Vietnam
Pentagon civil rights chief on Far East base tensions
The Pentagon civil rights chief reports during a month long inspection at Far Eastern bases that some airmen faced overwhelming conditions causing verbal paralysis. In California the Legislature sends Reagan a scaled down welfare reform compromise. At Space Center Houston Apollo 15 astronauts discuss their moon voyage in a news conference after a 12 day expedition.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
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Space Center, Houston
Moon
State workers seek new pay hearings over July 1 raises
Mediation leads to a Monday hearing on proposed state employee pay bills as a 14 to 18 percent raise dispute remains. Union leaders push for binding arbitration for hospital workers. lawmakers weigh fairness to taxpayers and the risk of strikes. Bosses and workers urge resolution.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
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State Mediation Service
Senate House
State Capitol
House
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University of Minnesota
Faribault
Anoka
Hastings
Erwin Peterson
St. Paul
Attorney General's Office
Bemidji New South Elementary Seeks Name in Pioneer Contest
Construction of Bemidji new south elementary school progresses ahead of schedule under Twin City Construction Foreman Dick Selzler with completion hoped by March. The Pioneer contest to name the school ends August 24 and offers a brick prize, though the editor says the title is the real incentive.
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Dave Hanson
Dave Stevens
Kenny Anderson
Jim George
Jay Griggs
Bemidji
New South
Twin City
Dick Setzler
Setzler
Dick Selzler
Selzler
Ken Curley
Ken
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Hurricane's feet save him from jail in Bemidji tale
A Beltrami County deputy jokes with a man nicknamed Hurricane about bond for his drunken brother. Hurricane, claiming athlete's feet, laughs off jail fear. The next day in Bemidji Municipal Court he pleads guilty and is sentenced to three days with his brother.
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