Paper mills praised for pollution progress in new study
A New York based group reports the paper industry, including Minnesota mills, has made substantial strides in air and water pollution control by 1975. Five firms are cited for good records, with notable upgrades at St. Regis Sartell and Cloquet, and Boise Cascade in International Falls.
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Minneapolis, Minn
New York
Minnesota
Council On Economic Priorities
Prac
Steel and Utilities
Eileen Kohl Kaufman
Owens-Illinois
Fibreboard
International Paper
Hoerner Waldorf
Georgia-Pacific
St. Paul, Minn
St. Regis
Potlatch Forests
Cloquet
Mi.n
St. Louis
Boise Cascade
International Falls
Minn
Council of Economic Priorities
SBA expands aid to Vietnam era veterans
The SBA opens three new aid areas for Vietnam era veterans, including up to 150000 EOF loans for 15 years with low rates, eligibility for federal contracts, and management training. The program broadens access beyond disadvantaged classifications to all honorably discharged veterans.
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U.S. Small Business Administration
Paul W. Jansen
SBA
Minneapolis
Nixon
Jansen
Twenty year old Tad Jude files for Minnesota House seat
Thaddeus Tad Jude of Mound becomes Minnesota s first 20 year old candidate for state legislature filing in District 42 A after a Minnesota Supreme Court ruling. He will be 21 on December 13 and has two weeks to campaign before the September 12 primary.
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ST. Paul
Hennepin County
John Wingard
Champlin
Jude
St. Thomas College
Hubert H. Humphrey
State Young Dfl
Shriver Cancels State Fair Visit and Midwest Stops
Democratic vice presidential candidate Sargent Shriver cancels plans to visit the Minnesota State Fair and to travel to Illinois, Iowa, Ohio, and New York this week. He will stay in Washington for campaign strategy talks with George McGovern. The film note references The Royal Hunt of the Sun, showing at the Bronco Theatre with stars Robert Shaw and Christopher Plummer.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Sargent Shriver
Minnesota
Shriver
Washington
George McGovern
Illinois
Iowa
Ohio
New York
Leonard Whiting
Pizarro
Cinema Center
Peru
National General Pictures
Robert Shaw
Christopher Plummer
Nigel Davenport
Michael Craig
Bronco Theatre
Border Hitchhikers Surge Prompt Cross-Border Clampdown
In Duluth Minnesota authorities report a tenfold rise last year in hitchhiker traffic across the border, with a similar level this year. New laws ban hitchhiking in both directions and officials say most travelers are not granted crossing approval.
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Duluth, Minn
Canada
United States
Duluth
Indiana University experiment offers academic bankruptcy option
At Indiana University Bloomington students can declare one bankrupt semester to erase the impact of poor work on transcripts while keeping the marks from that term off the GPA. The program aims to humanize higher education and reduce Ds and Fs, with Dean Kenneth Gros Louis defending leniency as a humane approach. Harold Stafford, Daily Student editor, credits bankruptcy with preserving his GPA and graduate prospects after overloading study with journalism.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
College of Arts and Sciences
Kenneth Gros Louis
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