County Welfare Q A guide on local services and options
This questions and answers piece outlines shifts toward local care for the mentally ill and other groups, notes a move from state institutions to community services, and covers topics from child support across states to nursing home needs and licensing. It identifies Beltrami County staff and contact details for foster care and welfare inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Beteen
Beverly Leet
Beltrami County
City loses its small one too in Rochester
Buds Corn Crib popcorn stand, about 25 square feet at 2nd Street and 1st Avenue SE, closes as Harold Blakeslee, 63, retires after 24 years. Dayton's departure to a shopping center inches out downtown traffic and prompts Blakeslee to advise selling on wheels.
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Rochester, Minn
Rochester
Dayton’s Department Store
Bud's
2Nd Street
1St Avenue
Harold Blakeslee
Dayton’s
Blakeslee
Woman gives kidney to brother in life saving operation
Mrs Harold Vogel of Bemidji donated a kidney to her brother Dean Berntson of Chisago City at Methodist Hospital Rochester. The transplant, performed in a side by side operation, worked within minutes and Dean, on a kidney machine previously, can resume a normal life. Costs cited include 2500 paid by Mrs Vogel and 15000 by her brother, posing financial hardship despite the life saving outcome.
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Harold
Laureen) Vogel
Bemidji
Dean Berntson
Chisago City
Methodist Hospital
Rochester
David Berntson
Vogel
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Gamma Sigma Chi Sorority
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Erick Angvall
Kris Angvall
Jean
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Julie Miller
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Vera Graves
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Acoreat
Ens
Thanx
Opal Temple
Baton Rouge, la
NEA, Inc
West Third St
Cleveland
Ohio
Morrell
Wieners
Elliott
Loin End
Palace
Bemidji, Minn
USDA
Elliotts
Usda Beef
Chuck Roast
U.S.D.A
Bemidji Food Mart
lHaakon Lovik
Bemidji Hotel
2Nd
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Remidji
America
Minnesota Petroleum Council
Builders Exchange
Minneapolis, Minn
Oxford
Dacron
B. C
Jcpenney
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