Community Services Fare discussed by Bemidji groups
Bemidji church representatives the Chamber of Commerce the college and several service agencies met to plan a Community Services Fare on Beltrami Avenue to publicize local social services. A tentative Sept 22 30 date was set pending board approval with booths and information on all programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemidji
Chamber of Commerce
The
College
Beltrami Avenue
Stephen Knudsen
Second
Taconite waste dumping charges mount
In Minneapolis, Reserve Mining Co faces a U.S. case over dumping 90,000 pounds of potentially toxic chemicals into Lake Superior since late 1955. EPA chemist Gary Glass testified that 27,000 tons of taconite wastes are discharged daily with flocculants. Reserve disputes that the chemicals enter the lake, saying they settle on a delta and do not affect the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
Reserve Mining Co
Lake Superior
Gary Glass
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Duluth
Glass
Justice Department
Reserve
U.S. District Court
Minneapolis
Miles Lord
Maclay Hyde
Hyde
Lord
District Court sentences in Monday session on drug crimes
Judge James E. Preece presided as multiple defendants faced charges from a Grand Jury drug probe. Sentences included probation for John C. Loder for marijuana possession and varied outcomes for others, with pleas of guilty or not guilty and dates for trials or further actions.
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James E. Preece
John C. Loder
Larry W. Perleberg
Mark Stubbins
Kathy Soli
James Backe
Susan Backe
County Court Dorsey Case Postponed to Aug Twenty Fourth
The county court continued the John E. Dorsey case of Minneapolis to Aug 24. Several defendants faced charges including DWI, failure to stop, open container violations, and theft. Plea outcomes varied with guilty pleas, fines, bonds forfeited, and sentences ranging from fines to jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Dorsey
Minneapolis
Hovis
Anthony A. Mitchell
Bloomington
Steven A. Preschinsky
Bemidji
Tony A. Scholand
Reynolds
N.D
James R. Burke
Elaine M. Acnjum
Rita TH. Seppala
Holmes Boat Neck
Richard F. White
Lakeland Sporting
Charles A. Geller
Richard C. Ramon
Gene O. Stangel
Champlin
Minn
Francis W. Feather
Red Lake
Snider
William Bradish
Gass Lake
Ronald L. Raymond
Walter D. Acker
Mamers
Ontario
Daniel J. Rochensock
Blackduck
Pioneer Publication Subscription Rates Overview
The Pioneer lists mailing rates for Bemidji Minnesota subscriptions and carrier options. Rates shown include $21 per year within the trade zone and $23 outside, plus $2.50 per month for carrier delivery.
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The
Pioneer
Scrippshift Newspapers, Inc
Neilson
Pioneer Street
Bemidji
Minnesota
Assciated Press
Minnesota Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Funeral notices and memorial rites published for local residents
Clarence Pederson of Puposky died at the Veterans Hospital in Minneapolis. Funeral services will be announced by the Olson Schwartz Funeral Home. Donald Morlan, former Bemidji resident, died at Sabetha Kansas on August 16 and rites were held at the Olson Schwartz Funeral Home with Rev E R Hind officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Morlan is survived by his wife Marjorie a son Ricky four daughters Sheila Gary Korby Stanley Sieberg and Tim Matthaic a sister and two brothers. Milk storage guidance from Texas A&M University advises below 40 degrees Fahrenheit with 36 degrees ideal and warns five degrees higher halves storage life.
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Clarence Pederson
Puposky
Veterans Hospital
Minneapolis
Olson- Schwartz Funeral Home
Sheila Morlan
Sabethet
Gary Korby
Stanley Sieberg
St. Paul
Tim Matthaic
Smith Center
Nutrition Specialists
Texas A&m University
Paul Bunyan Theatre Called Best in State
Bemidji's Paul Bunyan Theatre billed as the oldest summer theatre in Minnesota in its 22nd year and praised as best in the state by Minneapolis Tribune writer Mike Steele. He lauded artistic director Terry Markovich and a mature professional company as they present Noel Coward’s Private Lives in a final season production. Tickets on sale at Chamber office and Playhouse box office with curtain at 8:30 p.m.
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Bemidji
Paul Bunyan
Minneapolis Tribune
Mike Steele
Steele
Paul Bunyan Theatre
Terry Markovich
Noel Coward
Donald Sheldon
Elyot
Penny Wallin
Amanda
Chamber of Commerce
Funds misuse charge leveled at Anderson
HINCKLEY Minn AP A charge of misuse of federal and state funds was leveled against Gov Wendell Anderson by state Republican Chairman Robert Brown Brown at a Hinckley news conference accused the DFL governor of stealing 10 million dollars in funds meant for pollution control and moving the money to the state general fund to balance the budget.
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Hinckley, Minn
Wendell Anderson
Robert Brown
Brown
Hinckley
DFL
Views From Greensview at Bagley Weekly Update
Monday afternoon Pastor T J Weltzin Joseph Weltzin Pastor Alfred Weltzin and Neal Weltzin sang and played accordion for patients Norwegian numbers were enjoyed Tuesday was rest day Wednesday Pastor Bentz joined Bible class Thursday Helping Hand Circle ladies helped celebrate two members Luella Sauer Maude Arney with cards gifts readings by Hattie Anderson Pearl Dolischell Zettle Hill and others A lunch of sandwiches doughnuts and coffee followed The week closed with Friday songs by Mr and Mrs Harold Searls and new member Victor Anderson joining Greensview
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.J. Weltzin
Joseph Weltzin
Alfred Weltzin
Neal Weltzin
Bentz
Helping Hand Circle
Luella Sauer
Maude Arney
Zettle Hill
Mrs. Crown
Jessie Langseth
Hattie Anderson
Pearl Dolischell
Harold Searls
Band student meeting for upcoming year at High School
An organization meeting for all senior high band students is set for Wednesday August 22 at 7 p.m. in the Senior High Band Room. Students are urged to attend and those unable to attend should contact the band director before the meeting.
Local State Forecast Showers and Mild Warm Temps
A mild to warm showery pattern with variable clouds and highs generally in the mid 70s to lower 80s northward and lower to mid 80s in the south. Lows range from the upper 40s in the extreme northeast to the 50s and low 60s elsewhere. Extended outlook shows scattered showers or storms through Wednesday with hotter conditions in the west and south.
Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Entering the hospital Monday are Harlan Fraley of Mizpah, Mary Fankhanel and Michael Paulson of Bemidji. Discharged on Monday are Walter Bryant of Pine River, Mrs. Jean New and her baby boy of Bemidji.
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Harlan Fraley
Mizpah
Mary Fankhanel
Michael Paulson
Bemidji
Walter Bryant
Pine River
Jean New
Area births greet two new Clearbrook daughters
Mr and Mrs Richard Gibeau of Clearbrook welcomed Kristen Raye born at Clearwater County Memorial Hospital Bagley on August 13. Mr and Mrs Alvin Norley of Clearbrook welcomed a daughter born at Bagley Hospital on August 19.
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Richard Gibeau
Clearbrook
Kristen Raye
Clearwater County Memorial Hospital
Bagley
Alvin Norley
Bagley Hospital
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Jerry Cleveland
Barbara Seelye
Larry Osmundson
Virgil Johnson
Timothy Hughes
Laurence E. Kingbird
Youth Conservation Corps
St. Cloud Reformatory
Paul Langan Playhouse
Private Lives
Mont
Loa
Acta
Braah
Dames Bond iTo
Ken Scholz
Bob Medd
Mark Neurauter
Wecome
Welcome Wagon
Playhouse
Dex
Grastann
ENTE
Boon Paniey
Mac Davis
Sun
Itd
Dayyon
APION
State Fair
Scar
Anderson
Greensview
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