Schlesinger warns military of potential base closings
Washington AP Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger has told the armed services to prepare for possible new base closings and cutbacks, signaling forthcoming defense budget and posture adjustments.
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Bemidji State College reports 200 student teachers placed
Bemidji area students Corinne Kroeger Roberta Keil Kathryn Kallstrom LeRoy Johnson Linda Israelson Susan Hoag Darwin Hawkins Vicki Glassman Michael Coyle Nathan Brown Terri Reise Leslie Oredson Brian ONeill Lester Olson Larry Mills Jeffrey Lindstrom Betty Larson Lucille Spaeth Ted Watkins Margaret Gladen Frank White Anne Josefson Harlan Brooker Kathy Berg Katherine Bakke gain placement through BSC education division with 30 district partners. The piece notes supervision by district and college staff and cites broader base closures and defense budget issues context.
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BSC Education Division
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Corinne Kroeger
Bemidji Central
Roberta Keil
Bemidji Jr
Kathryn Kallstrom
Blackduck
LeRoy Johnson
Bemidji Sr
Linda Israelson
Thief River Falls
Lincoln Sr
Susan Hoag
Horace May
Darwin Hawkins
Minnesota Egg Producers to Vote on Marketing Order
Minnesota egg producers meet to set a state wide referendum for Oct 1 on a proposed marketing order to bolster the state s ranking as a top ten supplier of eggs and egg products A public hearing will precede the vote Dean Myhro Moorhead is elected vice chairman Beryl Morton West brook elected secretary The Egg Promotion Board will be chaired by the Minnesota Commissioner of Agriculture and nine members drew one two and three year terms by lot
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Neil Ingvalson
Blooming Prairie
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Worthington
Clayton Schad
Osseo
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Wells
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Montevideo
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Summer's End Art Exhibit Opens at Breezy Point
An art exhibit and sale runs August 30 to September 3 at Breezy Point Shopping Center Brainerd from 10 am to 6 pm daily. It features oil acrylic watercolor paintings collages stitchery drawings and possibly pottery and photography with artists Sally Berquist Nora Art Deshayes Fifty Lakes Linda Gildow Staples Maxine Ridlington Aitkin Rennie Jackson Pequot Lakes. Last year’s show was a success and this year is named Summer's End Art Exhibit.
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Sally Berquist
Nora
Art Deshayes
Fifty Lakes
Linda Gildow
Staples
Maxine Ridlington
Aitkin
Rennie Jackson
Pequot Lakes
Bangor Faces Navy Trident Base Battle on Puget Sound
Residents of Bangor and Hood Canal communities resist expansion of the Bangor Annex to host a fleet of 10 Trident submarines. Officials project construction to start in 1974, employing around 3,000 civilians and an equal number of military personnel with a $90 million annual payroll, while Seattle groups pressure against the project and congressional approval remains uncertain.
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Ernie McDonald
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Gene Lobe
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Japan tightens taps as drought hits Tokyo area
Tokyo and surrounding prefectures impose water cuts amid a prolonged dry spell. Officials warn of low pressure and reduced supply to factories, hospitals, and homes, with rainfall well below normal and typhoon forecasts uncertain.
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Fabric shortage drives higher clothing costs in Minnesota
Minnesota manufacturers report fabric scarcities push up retail prices. Wonderalls president George Rosenberg cites 25 years in the business and compares the shortage to wartime times. Kid Duds president Sig Goldsmith notes preordering polyester and rising costs for fabrics like flannel and denim. Garment prices rise from $3-$6 to $5-$10 as supplies dwindle. Jan Hench of Minnesota Fabrics explains terry cloth delays and cotton prints down to a third of orders.
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Cannon Falls
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Fire coordinators show compassion in Boise blaze center
Ed Heikkonen directs about 7000 firefighters and equipment at the Boise Interagency Fire Center as Western timber fires rage, amid lightning strikes, shortages, and crucial decisions on personnel and supplies. Heikkonen, an 18 year Forest Service veteran, says compassionate choices, like sending a man home to care for a critically ill infant, are among the hardest.
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Blaine man agrees to pay over horse abuse case
Russell Christensen of Blaine agreed to pay 1096 for medical care or let the 11 abused horses be sold at auction. He was charged with cruelty to animals after authorities found malnutrition and sores on the animals before University of Minnesota veterinarians treated them. The charge was dropped due to potential illegal evidence.
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Minneapolis
Russell Christensen
Blaine
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University of Minnesota
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