Beltrami 4-Hers head to Minnesota State Fair tour
Four-H members from Beltrami County board a bus headed for the State Fair to showcase projects in demonstrations dress revue and judging. Winners include Inez Kluver William Hook and many others with names and projects listed. The article notes the fair’s large opening days with high attendance and the mothers’ bittersweet sendoff.
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Beltrami County
Roy Holthusen
Kim Teeters
Martha Trimble
Janet Ahlgren
Cindy Vietor
Beltrami
Carol Lidinsky
Theresa Evans
Dianne Dickinson
Sue Dearholt
Joni Schroeder
Mary Gandrud
Sharon Cooper
Elmo Share
Vicki Knutson
Bruce Gordon
Alan Lamon
Derek Claypool
Roseann Theisen
Ricki Malbraaten
Virgil Malbraaten
Carl Gilbertson
Fred Johnson
Buses blown up in Pontiac as schools near opening
In Pontiac Michigan the FBI and police hunt a suspect or suspects after 10 empty school buses were blown up and two more damaged a week before schools reopen under a court order. Local officials describe the incident as a preopening attack with potential safety implications. Reliable details remain limited as investigators pursue leads.
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Pontiac, Mich
FBI
Police
Pontiac
Robert F. Jackson
U.S. Supreme Court
Hatfield offers tax plan amid deadlocked Minnesota session
Republican state Auditor Rolland F. Hatfield unveiled a 613 million tax package including a beer tax rise to two cents per bottle and permission for half of federal taxes to be deducted on state returns. He urged a broader gross receipts levy on retail business as House and Senate tax committees prepared to reconvene.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Rolland F. Hatfield
Hatfield
House
Senate
Wendell Anderson
New Look Lab School Opens September at Bemidji State
Bemidji State College laboratory school debuts Tuesday September 7 with a one room schoolhouse heritage adapted to personalized pacing and no failures. Phase I covers kindergarten to third grade while Phase II handles four through six with a professional staff plus interns and auxiliary specialists.
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Bemidji State College Laboratory School
Laboratory
Firemen Prepare For Annual Prime Rib Dinner
Bemidji volunteers gear up for the eighth annual prime rib dinner at the Bemidji Elk's Club on Saturday September 11. From 9 30 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. all proceeds fund equipment like self contained air breathing units and other safety devices. Tickets are $3 and available at the fire station Fifth Street and America Avenue or downtown drug stores.
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Bemidji
Bemidji Elk’s Club
Fifth Street
America Avenue
Desegregation Protests Amid School Openings and Court Ruling
Southern schools opened under desegregation orders with protests scattered. California Supreme Court ruled the $5 billion public school finance system unconstitutional, citing unequal funding. Nixon outlines post-freeze program by September end. dollar trends against yen and others. violence rises as Saigon reports fewer attacks after weekend elections.
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Sacramento
Calif
California Supreme Court
California
Washington
Nixon
Evening Bible Institute offers fall credit courses at OHBI
Oak Hills Bible Institute Bemidji offers four fall quarter evening courses for part time and regular students. Each once weekly for 11 weeks grants up to four quarter hours credit. Preregistration now for Sept 6 to Nov 19.
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Oak Hills Bible Institute
Bemidji
The
Bible Institute
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Wayne Born
Born
Division of Missions and Social Science
Oak Hills Fellowship
Bemidji State College
William Jewell College
Liberty
Robert Thompson
Thompson
OHBI
Virginia Anderson
Charges filed in accident killing Minneapolis man
A Minneapolis man, Wayne A. Fenney, was charged with criminal negligence and driving while intoxicated after a two car crash Saturday night at county road 46 and 401. Kenneth E. Pierson, 24, died within an hour. Fenney was arraigned and jailed on bond set at 1000, case continued to Sept 2 as Fenney seeks legal help in the Twin Cities.
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Minneapolis
Wayne A. Fenney
Marcus Reed
Fenney
Beltrami County
Kenneth E. Pierson
Pierson
Burnsville
Bemidji Hospital
Smith
Ford
Umlauf
Sheriffs Office
Twin Cities
Council votes to pave Ash Avenue in city action
The City Council approved paving Ash Avenue from Hwy 2 south to 23rd Street despite opposition from some property owners who said the work benefits winter curling arena users. The panel, except Moberg, also approved a first reading to amend Ordinance 400 for parking and granted a variance for an oversized sign at Highway Host on Highway 2 West.
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Ash Avenue
23Rd Street
Moberg
Planning Commission
Highway
Hwy. 2 West
Heating and annual draining of the pool
The pool water is heated by a steam heater after filtration with thermostatic control. It is drained and refilled once yearly in summer, with thorough scrubbing. Water is reused all year except for make-up water.
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Inez Kluver
William Hook
Rod Kastner
Ira Batchelder
Gary Lewis
Karen Jorgensen
Elaine Hensum
Marilyn Moe
Gerald Reierson
Denise St. Peter
Jeff Johnson
Joanne Moe
Keith Auchter
Sherry Grage
Amanda Bauer
Craig Miller
Jeff Beaulieu
Vicky Ruzicka
Elmo Skare
Pine River
Elaine Henjum
Board of Education
John DePauw
Pontiac Police
Pontiac Fire Department
Charles Marion
Tiple Listing Service
George C. Wallace
Alabama
London
U.S
Paris
Saigon
da Nang
Nguyen van Thieu
University of Minnesota At Duluth
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