Environmental EIS push reshapes public planning and policy
Dr James P Ludwig argues new federal and Minnesota laws require environmental impact statements for major actions and projects. He explains the EIS process aims to reveal economic social cultural and ecological effects and who pays who benefits who loses. He urges citizens to become EIS reviewers and previews next week on how to participate in hearings.
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James P. Ludwig
America
Minnesota
State Environmental Quality Council
Perpich Tours Area Agencies In Northern Minnesota
Lt. Gov. Rudolph Perpich visited Bagley to view Community Action Agencies and met with Intercounty Nursing Service staff at Faith Lutheran Church. He discussed cleanup and beautification plans tied to a statewide project ahead of the 1976 Bi Centennial, praising local leaders and the Inter-County Community Council.
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Rudolph Perpich
Bagley
Minnesota
Intercounty Nursing Service
Perpich
Faith Lutheran Church
Inter- County Community Council
Inter-County Community Council Inc
Roy Jorgenson
Mike Majetich
S.E.C.C
James Foster
James Bingham
Midwest Community Development Cooperation
Erma St. George
Inter-County Community Council, Inc
National Guard
Capitol
Arnold Higdem
Inter-County
Community Council, Inc
Karen Sollom
L.J. Lee
C.D.D
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Pioneer
Circulation Department
Gary Newell
Cimigo Twin Theatre
Night Watch
Bemidji
Ie Rane
Garelation
Peter Rogers
National Pictures, Inc
Shaw Bros P
Warner Communications
Judicial Courts
Beltrami County
Rodney Hartjen
Vern Bjugstad
Ray
Norgard
Dakota Plate Glass Co
Fargo
Perpich Tours Area ‘Action’ Agencies
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