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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1972
Page
1
The Pioneer explains the rookie patrolman starting salary in Bemidji at 612.50 dollars per month for a 40 hour week with overtime pay at time and a half, plus semiannual increases for two years.
If you buy the car and pay, you may deduct interest, payments and sales tax. If the car costs over 3000 dollars, file a federal gift tax return. Claiming your son as a dependent does not affect total support. Pioneer Editorial Department.
Beltrami County Register of Deeds Office explains taxes now base on value and year rather than weight, causing higher or lower bills. The extra dollar covers the county fee for license applications or renewals.
Arnold Higdem of MMCDC says a November 28 vote recommends a Kiln Dry plant in west Bagley with capacity of 100000 board feet at an estimated cost of 400000. The project aims to boost incomes for farmers and timber workers. A MMCED loan for the Shevlin sewing project was also approved at the meeting.
A reflective column questions common life values noting material wealth fades and choices matter. The author urges personal focus on meaningful acts over possessions, using practical examples to urge readers to live intentionally.
President Nixon announced William P. Rogers will remain as secretary of state in his second term and named three new high level state department nominees. Nguyen Phu Duc pressed Kissinger for a fourth peace talks meeting as US signals impatience on settlement terms. Communists shelled Bien Hoa and Cat Lai while U S bombers pressed raids around the DMZ and buffer zones. About 200000 United Mine Workers vote under tight federal control in a leadership contest between Tony Beyte and Arnold Miller.
An open house will be held Sunday at the Archdeacon Gilfiflan Center on West inth St from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The residential treatment center sits on a 40 acre wooded tract and houses 12 boys and girls per unit across three cottages. The staff includes a director, secretary, social workers, a family services worker, a part time chaplain, three senior education aides, and 18 full time houseparents. Children aged eight to 16 are referred by various agencies from Minnesota.
Reports surface of about 1 600 dollars in the Virginia Piper ransom bills exchanged in Owatonna and Rochester banks. FBI officials confirm some money has turned up while tracking serial numbered notes and possible sightings in Austin Cannon Falls Minneapolis and northern Iowa. The case remains active with authorities linking a recovered bill to the kidnapers description matching a suspect.
Dubliners rejected Sean MacStiofain's appeal to rally against his detention. Fewer than 500 attended a Sinn Fein rally while 2,000 to 4,000 protested the previous night, reflecting rising anti-IRA sentiment. The Dail prepared to vote on a government bill increasing powers against the IRA amid party leadership pressure.
In Beltrami County a second district commissioner's contest remains unresolved after Lowell Bjella challenged the Nov 7 results. Attorneys Anderson and Hilligan plan to reopen ballots for a district court hearing scheduled for Dec 8 before a ninth judicial district judge, likely Warren A. Saetre.
Beltrami County Sheriff cautions anglers about dangerous ice on Lake Bemidji and Lake Irving where edges may be thin due to air pockets and currents. Traffic remains unsafe on most lakes yet. Two inches clears walking, 7.5 inches needed for cars. Safety expert notes prior drownings and urges personal inspection by hole-cutting.
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with a chance of light snow in the extreme south. It stays cold through Saturday with lows around 12 below zero and highs near zero or higher. Precipitation probability is 20 percent for tonight and Saturday.
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