My Lai court martial resumes as Henderson faces testim ony
Col. Oran K. Henderson's court martial opens in Ft Meade with high ranking officers possible witnesses. The case centers on failure to investigate massacre reports after My Lai and includes potential testimony from Gen Westmoreland and other brass.
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Minnesota Senate Leader Aims Tax Talks Before Oct 12 Target
Senate Majority Leader Stanley Holmquist hopes informal tax talks among Minnesota leaders next Monday. If progress, he would ask Gov. Wendell Anderson to reconvene the Legislature before Oct. 12 to resolve the tax and school aid deadlock.
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Governor Smith Says He Will Obey Court Ruling on Pay Freeze
Texas Governor Preston Smith says he will follow any court ruling that blocks or requires actions on a state employer pay raise in defiance of President Nixon's wage-price freeze. The comment comes as legal action tests the governor's authority during the freeze.
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Mitau urges new career programs for state colleges
G Theodore Mitau chancellor of the Minnesota State College System urged seven state colleges to create bold new programs outside the traditional BA and BS paths. He proposed three year degrees with internships in hospitals or industry, emphasizing interdisciplinary work and off campus living to meet future manpower needs. He cited a shrinking teacher market and welcomed bold reforms.
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World money markets reopen after weeklong shutdown
Western Europe’s markets resumed Monday with cautious trading as no universal rules exist for the first time in 27 years. The pound traded around 2.45 dollars, Tokyo and Frankfurt saw slow activity, and various countries reported renewed devaluations and dual exchange rates.
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Beltrami County seeks bids for gas heating conversions
Sealed bids due by 2 00 p m September 7 1971 to Wayne Alsop County Auditor Beltrami County Bemidji Minnesota for converting the Beltrami County Court House and Jail heating systems to natural gas including labor and materials. Bidder must include a 5 percent certified check payable to the County Treasurer. The county reserves the right to reject bids and waive irregularities.
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Beltrami County
Minnesota
Beltrami County Court House
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Bemidji
Bertrami County 3da
Order for Hearing in Probate Court Beltrami County
In probate matter File No 7123 in Beltrami County Minnesota the court orders a hearing for the petition for allowance and probate of will of Christa Groff on August 31 1971 at 10:00 am in Bemidji. Creditors must file claims within 60 days and claims hearing set for October 5 1971 at 10:00 am in Bemidji.
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Christa Sabrina Groff
Christa S. Groff
Christa W. Groff
Christa Wallace Groff
Bemidji
Minnesota
M.A. Reed
Powell & Dessert Attorneys
Public Hearing Set on Bemidji Street Improvement
A public hearing will be held in Bemidji City Hall on Tuesday September 7 1971 at 8 pm to consider a $7500 street improvement Park Avenue from 4th to Sth Street with curb gutter gravel base and hot mix surface. Property owners abutting the project may be assessed and the proposal proceeds under Minnesota Statutes Chapter 429. Dorothy A. Henry City Clerk. 2da Aug 23 30.
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Park Avenue
4Th Street
Sth Street
Dorothy A. Henry
Balsam Street
Pine Ridge Avenue
3Rd Street
Othy A. Henry Cilerk
Public Hearing on Balsam Street and Pine Ridge Ave Improvements
The city schedules a public hearing for grading gravel base and bituminous surfacing on Balsam Street from Pine Ridge Avenue west 800 feet and on Pine Ridge Avenue between Trunk Highway 2 and 3rd Street. It also covers catch basins and a storm sewer. Estimated costs total 7,900 dollars.
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