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Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1973

Page

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Paper shortages hit a wide range of paper products

Paper shortages affect newspapers and items from business forms to waxed paper. Strikes in Canada and high demand push mills to full capacity while factors like pollution controls and capital limits hinder new plant expansion. Officials cite economic controls, weather, and labor issues as contributing factors.

New York Canada Los Angeles Bridgeport Edwin A. Locke American Paper Institute

Violent unrest in Virginia tied to farm worker killing

Eleven people were arrested with more expected as authorities cite a racial disturbance after a Saturday incident. Sheriff Forrester linked the riot to the shotgun slaying of a black farm worker, noting six incidents including assaults, shootings, firebombings, overturned cars and smashed windows.

Kilmarnock Lancaster County Garland Forrester

Court ordered busing rides smooth on first day

Memphis's first day of desegregated public school busing carried about 28,000 pupils across 508 routes in 160 buses to 140 schools. Officials reported few issues beyond late buses and a handful of breakdowns, with no major trouble and praise for community cooperation.

Memphis, Tenn South Memphis U.S. District Court Robert M. McRae Jr School Board John P. Freeman Jr Martin Luther King Jr Hunter Lane McRae NAACP

Planners hear five requests at Bemidji planning meeting

The Bemidji City Planning Commission will meet at 8 p.m. in city hall to review five items. They include variances for 1106 Midway Drive and 2523 Birchmont Drive, a house at 17th Street and Park Avenue, reconsideration of a body shop addition at 601 Second St. Lo, and a roadway abandonment at South Lake Irving Drive for a residence site.

Bemidji John Beaudette, Jr Second St. Lo Grant Bateman South Lake Irving Bjorndahl

AIM Leader Vernon Bellecourt Shot on Rosebud Reservation

Vernon Bellecourt 43, an American Indian Movement leader, was shot at 9 40 a m in a Rosebud yard and listed in critical but stable condition at a Rosebud hospital. Authorities continued the probe and jail actions connected to AIM leaders.

Rosebud S.D American Indian Movement Vernon Bellecourt Bureau of Indian Affairs Robert Lyke Bellecourt Denver BIA

Mobile home tax due by Aug. 31 in county

County Treasurer Doris Garlock warns 1973 mobile home taxes must be paid by Friday August 31. About 1,400 statements were mailed in mid July with an eight percent penalty starting September 1. Moving permits now handled by the State Highway Department after assessor office approval. no license required this year due to new legislation.

Doris Garlock Garlock State Highway Department

Powell to represent city in Police Federation suit

Bemidji City Council votes four to three to hire outside counsel Romaine Powell to assist City Attorney Gene Ouradnik in a lawsuit filed by the Bemidji Police Officers Federation. A Ninth District hearing on a temporary restraining order is set for Sept. 5 regarding hiring a replacement for Chief James McDowell.

Powell City Police Federation Bemidji Gene Ouradnik Bemidji Police Officers Federation Todd Jansen Larry Dow Vic Bergland Bill Davis Cameron McMahon Herb Whiting Ralph Moberg Ouradnik Romaine Powell Ninth Judicial District Court Tom Hilligan Bemidji Police Civil Service Commission James McDowell Police Civil Service Commission McDowell

Mine deaths probed in central Arizona shaft collapse

Two federal mine inspectors examined the 1200 foot underground Lakeshore Mine tunnel after a cave-in killed two workers. David Deeder 42 of Casa Grande and Terry Udall 25 of Fort Collins Colo died of dehydration and heat exhaustion while awaiting rescue. The Aug 17 incident trapped them between debris and the exit.

Casa Grande, Ariz Arizona Desert David Deeder Casa Grande Hecla Mining Co Terry Udall Fort Collins Colo Udall Deeder Hecla Lakeshore Here

State College Board to meet Tuesday in St Paul

Minnesota's State College Board meets Tuesday at 1 30 p m in the Capitol Square Building St Paul The agenda includes resident tuition for Indian students and for dependents of servicemen and federal employees abroad changes in freshmen admission requirements and liquor on campus Also committees meet Monday and Tuesday with Bemidji State College represented by Dr R D Decker and student leaders Tom Peterson and Mike Conna The seven state colleges are Bemidji Mankato Marshall Moorhead St Cloud Winona and Metropolitan at St Paul

Minnesota State College Board MSCB Capitol Square Building St. Paul U.S Bemidji State College R.D. Decker BSC Tom Peterson Mike Conna Minnesota State College Student Association Bemidji Mankato Marshall Moorhead St. Cloud Winona Metropolitan

Fire truck added to rural force

A new pumper-tanker fire truck will be officially dedicated by the Bemidji Rural Fire Association on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Bemidji Fire Station. It will serve eight townships and two villages in the area, according to fire marshal Jerry Moen. Townships include Bemidji Northern Turtle River Turtle Lake Grant Valley Frohn Eckles Port Hope. villages Turtle River Wilton.

Bemidji Rural Fire Association Bemidji Jerry Moen Northern Turtle River Turtle Lake Grant Valley Frohn Eckles Port Hope Wilton

Stockholm bank siege ends with hostages safe halt on gas

Police halted a gas assault during a Stockholm bank siege as a gunman who had taken four hostages agreed to a truce. Negotiations continued after authorities drilled the vault ceiling and the robber claimed to have burned about half of a $650000 ransom. Clark Olofsson was demanded by the gunman and remained in custody with the hostage situation ongoing.

Stockholm Sweden Clark Olofsson

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