Enrollment slate shows steady start for Bemidji area schools
Area schools will open Monday August 30 with about 1,164 junior high and 1,040 senior high students enrolled in Bemidji. Elementary enrollment remains similar to last year. kindergarten numbers uncertain. Lab School at BSC starts a week later with innovations and differentiated staffing. Lab bus routes expand. overall district routes total 80 with added buses.
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Bob Sollom
the Press
Scheak
Bemidji
BSC
Supt
Ray Witt
West Navy
District 31
St. Philips School
Seventh Day Adventist School
Lab
Accident Sends Three to Hospital near Clearbrook
A car tractor collision at 2 15 p m Sunday at the junction of highways 92 and 223 three miles south of Clearbrook sent three people to hospitals. Selmer Hauge 74 of Seal Beach California former Bagley resident suffered severe facial lacerations and a bruised arm. His wife Mrs Hauge 71 sustained severe bruises. Lily Wright 77 of Bagley endured two broken legs and other injuries and was sent to a Fargo hospital. Fred Kaiser 68 of Bagley was treated and released. The tractor driver Robert Johnson Jr of Clearbrook was uninjured.
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Clearbrook
Hwys
Selmer
Sam) Hauge
Seal Beach
Calif
Bagley
Hauge
Lily Wright
Retelling My Lai Assault Hears Radio Recordings at Trial
The court martial of Col. Oran K. Henderson will include radio transmissions from Task Force Barker during the My Lai assault on March 16 1968. Witnesses recalled seeing bodies while Calley and Medina trials unfold and recordings may influence the verdict.
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FT. Meade, Md
Charlie Company
My Lai
Oran K. Henderson
Task Force Barker
11Th Brigade
Henderson
Army Board of Inquiry
Charlie R. Lewellen
Lewellen
Temple Tex
Central
Ernest Medina
Ft. McPherson
Col. Henderson
Alaux
Calley
Vietnam election crisis deepens as troops on alert
The USS Command placed about 220,000 American troops in Vietnam on special alert amid a deepening political crisis over South Vietnam's presidential election. Sources close to President Nguyen Van Thieu said he rejected Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky's proposal, escalating the standoff.
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Thieu
U.S
National Assembly
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Supreme Court
Prelim Questions on Filtering and Shower Etiquette
The text explains filter limitations to remove only suspended solids while salts and solutions remain. It urges swimmers to shower to remove body salts and oils. It notes oils stain pools and can clog filters and that soapy residue harms suits. It then shifts to political context about elections and U.S. reactions in Vietnam, with Thieu and Ky’s opposition and U.S. caution.
World at a Glance: U S policy and global tensions
Across the globe the AP wire reports Treasury estimates on post freeze controls and a Nixon plan to cut the deficit, public confusion over the wage price freeze, a steel industry revival in Pittsburgh, air strikes in North Vietnam, a failed San Quentin escape, Mills backing a Nixon China visit, Berlin talks advance, and Jordan’s warning of another Arab Israeli war.
States oppose USDA lunch rules threaten program cuts
School lunch directors from 37 states condemn new USDA regulations announced Aug. 13 as inadequate risking termination and halted expansion of meals for 3 to 5 million hungry children. They demand higher federal funding and criticise proposed caps on per lunch reimbursements while urging stakeholder input before final rules.
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Washington
The
Department of Agriculture
USDA
America
Lyng
ASFSA
Louise Frolich
Food Service
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Laporte School
Laporte
Roger L. Lundahl
St. Philip’s Parochial School
Mark Kawell
James Flynn
Rochester, Minn
Roger Alaux
San Bernardino
Vietnam
Irvine Avenue
Treasury
John B. Connally
Nixon
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
San Quentin
California
San Clemente
Wilbur Mills
Peking
China
Bonn
Berlin
Willy Brandt
Europe
Beirut
Lebanon
Hussein
Jordan
Israel
Asst
Secretary of Agriculture
Richard Lyng
American School Food Service Association
Minneapolis
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