Mother donates kidney to 13 month old son in Minnesota
A 13 month old boy in Chaska Minnesota received his mother's kidney in a five hour operation at University of Minnesota Hospitals. Medicare will cover most costs under a broadened kidney transplant provision. Doctors say both mother Sherry Amrhein and son Brandon Amrhein are doing well and may need weeks to confirm success.
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Skylab crew probes mysteries of sun
Skylab 2 astronauts plan a record sun observation from the orbital lab. Garriott will lead with about seven hours at the telescope console, supported by Bean and Lousma. The crew, nearing day 20 of a 59 day mission, expanded solar work to fill free time and advance thermonuclear fusion research. Bean will test an astronaut maneuvering unit with nitrogen jets.
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Funeral services for Elva M. Martin in Bemidji
The Rev. Robert Page led the funeral at Olson-Schwartz Funeral Home for Elva M. Martin of Bemidji who died at Bagley Hospital. Organist Minnie Hjelm and the Northland Arts Women’s Chorus performed. Pallbearers were C. W. Fredrickson, Martin Papp, Martin Reinke, Wesley Harlow, Leroy Petersen and another Petersen. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Martin, formerly of Solway, had lived in Bemidji ten years and is survived by her brother Leonard Petersen of Solway and three sisters Dosena Halliday Cloquet Evan Tretsven Fredric Wis and C. W. Fredrickson, Bemidji.
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Court actions list speeding and passing zone bonds. trials set
County Court notes Nancy Staenicke of Bagley forfeited a $20 bond for speeding. William Heisenfelt of Bemidji forfeited a $50 bond for passing in a No Passing zone. Larry Dunbar seeks trial. date set for Aug. 28. Darrell Ryan had preliminary hearing on felonious assault and is bound over to District Court with $1,000 bond.
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Bagley
William A. Heisenfelt
Bemidji
Larry Robert Dunbar
Darrell L. Ryan
The Pioneer Advertisement Rates Notice
The Pioneer announces subscription rates with mail and carrier options. Trade zone mail is 21 dollars per year, outside trade zone 23 dollars per year, and carrier service 2.50 dollars per month. Published daily except Sundays and holidays by The Pioneer in Bemidji Minnesota.
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Journalism conference plans at Bemidji State College
Bemidji State College and the Bemidji Daily Pioneer announce the 27th annual high school journalism conference set for September 25 at 9 a.m. on the BSC campus. More than 800 high school newspaper and yearbook staffers and advisors from Northern Minnesota will attend, with sessions led by professional newspeople.
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Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Entering the hospital Wednesday are Adam Kuiawinski Blackduck Sylva Engel Cass Lake Shirley Matthews Bena Mrs Helena Paulson Mrs Addie Taunt and Scott Burdick Bemidji Viola Stuefen Lake George Nicholas Jacobson Cass Lake admitted to the Nursing Unit Discharged on Wednesday Mary Etta Tea strike Clara Hodges Blackduck Betty Reierson Kelliher
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Sylva Engel
Cass Lake
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Helena Paulson
Addie Taunt
Scott Burdick
Bemidji
Viola Stuefen
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Carter Birth Announcement for William Bradley Carter
Mr and Mrs Robert Carter of Barstow California announce the birth of a son William Bradley on August 4 Mrs Carter is formerly Emma Jean Desautel daughter of Mrs Martha Desautel of Bemidji The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Carter of Bemidji The new baby has three sisters.
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Lea College Closes After Debt Burdened Tenure
Lea College in Albert Lea Minnesota folds after seven years facing dwindling enrollment. The campus with three buildings remains shuttered as officials plan bankruptcy court action and asset liquidation.
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Correction clears misidentification of 4-H handshake recipient
The Aug 15 Pioneer correction states Leo Fenske was the recipient of Elmo Skare's handshake and the special recognition. It clarifies that Walt Fenske is the county commissioner and a veteran 4-H member, while Leo Fenske is the oldest county 4-H member and organizer of the Beltrami County 4-H Club.
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State Forecast: Warmer, Showers Possible Across Regions
Fair to partly cloudy west and variable clouds east with a slight chance of scattered thundershowers mostly in the east. Tonight and Friday fair to partly cloudy with highs in the 80s, cooler near Lake Superior. Lows upper 50s to mid 60s. Extended outlook shows scattered showers Saturday and Sunday, then mostly fair Monday with highs 70s to mid 80s and cooler 50s to 60s Monday.
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Nixon concedes Congress role in Indochina policy
Washington reports Nixon signaling Congress will share power in Indochina decisions. White House statement says the President will work with Congress if North Vietnam mounts an offensive jeopardizing Indochina stability. Officials say the shift aims to place blame on Congress for future aggression and failed actions.
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Arctic Cat to close Omaha plant amid losses
Arctic Enterprises Inc of Thief River Falls announced the discontinuation of its General Leisure Products Division at Omaha Nebraska. The division mainly sold lawn mowers and posted ongoing losses after failing to win new customers. Selected 1974 models will be made to liquidate inventories while larger mower production moves to other Arctic plants.
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Bemidji Youth Hockey Directors Prep Policy Changes
The Bemidji Youth Hockey Association board met to prepare by law and policy changes for the first annual meeting on Aug 29 at 7 30 p m at the Elks Club. They plan volunteer labor for the Nymore arena finishing by Sept 1 and seek volunteers by calling Bill Howe or Jack Harrom. Gary Port will appoint a director of referees to ease shortages and ensure consistency. George Williams is preparing an information packet for fall registration with ice schedules insurance laws policies and officer contacts plus a 24 page training manual.
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Nary School to Remain Civic Center
A Helga Township board member said there are no plans to sell or demolish the old Nary School, now used as a community center. George Meredith praised Chuck Manson, chairman of the Navy Community Center committee, for running a center that serves all ages with games and entertainment. The center will open Friday night at 8 for games with a free potluck lunch. It features two pool tables, table tennis, a juke box and other pastimes.
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Helga Township
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Flower Show Held by 12th District Hort Society in Blackduck
The 12th District Horticultural Society hosts its annual flower show in Blackduck on Saturday August 18. Entries are accepted Friday evening and Saturday 8 to 11 am. All awards for the year will be presented and a white elephant sale runs with the show. Public invited 2 to 8 pm at Blackduck High School Cafeteria.
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