Bemidji City Council Proceedings November 15 1971
Bemidji Minnesota council holds regular meeting with mayor presiding. McMahon secures appointment of W E Davis to Third Ward. Thorson International wins bid for a 1 2 ton pickup for 1972 at 2744 dollars. Ordinances on disorderly houses assault and other topics discussed and tabled for January 3 1972. Cross walk signals planned at 7th Bemidji and 17th Bemidji. snow removal cost analysis adopted. State traffic signals project proposed with 15000 budget. Health department ice arena exhaust concerns referred to Parks and Recreation. Street extension request for 26th Street to Norton Avenue reviewed. Property purchase balance paid to Saar. recycling center refuse to be hauled free. Street vacating request for 7th Street noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cit
Hailey
Moberg
Johnson
McMahon
Peterson
Marv Briggs
Bemidji Daily Pioneer
W.E. Davis
Minnesota Avenue
Third Ward
Marv Hailey
Parks Department
Dorothy A. Henry
Thorson Int'l
Dibble Chew-Buick
Bob Lowth Ford
Saar Motor Co
Lloyd
Thorson
Whiting
Thorson Int
City OF Bemidji
Bemidji
David Sorenson
BSC
7Th & Bemidji Avenue
Walker
Commissioner of Highways
17Th & Bemidji
McDowell
Irvine Avenue
Hwy. 2
Minnesota Department of Health
Minnesota
Parks and Recreation Committee
Council
Warren Green
26Th Street
Norton Avenue
Saar
Mary Liapis
7Th Street
Beltrami and
Bemidji Avenues
Bemidji City Actions Include Lease Talks and Sign Purchase
City council discusses renewing the Beltrami County Historical Society and Bemidji Area Chamber of Commerce lease for the museum building set to expire May 1972. A plan to buy a new liquor store sign for 4000 dollars was debated and not passed. The meeting also covers tax and assessment items and a final account hearing in probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
McMahon
Seventh Street
Beltrami
Bemidji
Lloyd
Peterson
Saar Company
Johnson
Saar
Hailey
Bemidji Sign Company
Moberg
Haiby
Haily
Headwaters Regional Development Commission
Airport
Dorothy A. Henry
Injection feeding linked to high infection rate at Minnesota study
AP Science writer reports a University of Minnesota study finding higher infections with parenteral hyperalimentation used to feed a total diet via vein. Among 33 patients with fungus in blood from 1968 to 1969, 22 received the method. 18 died, with infection cited as a major factor in 13 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Sullivan
New York
University of Minnesota
Cynthia Rapp Curry
University Medical School
Curry
Quie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leon K. Mitles
Hoyt Lakes
Wallace Streiber
Strieber
State of Minnesota
of Beltrami
Clara Gunheim
Clara J. Gunheim
Einar Gunheim
Pioneer
M.A. Reed
Elgin LeRoy Phillips
E.L. Phillips
M.A. Reed Probate
Smith, McRae
Paul Howe
John Gustaf Unger
Mary Jane Rogers
Beltrami County
Court House
Powell & Dessert Attorneys
Louis Beck
Palmer Wreath Shop
Blackduck
Paul G. Quie
New England Journal of Medicine
Union 76
Viking Oil CO
Midway Dr
Northern Auto Supply
Pat Rosenbrock
Toney Kristmas
macTai
Cord
Talkies
Fisher-Price Play Family Garage
Minnesota Vikings
Green Bay Packers
Fisher-Price Music Box
Candy Village
Tonkat
Dressy Bessy
America
Midway Drive
Bemidji, Minnesota
Holly-Lites
HOLLY
S.M.L
Tyrol
Dawn
Jewel
Jewel Ladies
Men’s & Ladies