Minnesota National Guard Pay Jump Affects 12000 Members
The Minnesota National Guard announces pay raises effective Nov 14 1971 increasing weekly drill pay from about 18 to 36 for new enlistees and boosting all pay grades with up to 100 percent for privates. Maj Gen Chester J Moeglein says the raise aids retention and recruitment and supports state disaster missions.
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Blackduck C and C honors Herbert Lien for service
Blackduck C C president Robert Tuff awarded Herbert Lien a thanks for his work on Dr. Palmer Recognition Day at a Zion Lutheran Church meeting. Dr. Palmer praised Lien and helpers. Boy Scouts reported 33 red pine trees from Christmas tree drive for sale locally.
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IRS shifts Minnesota tax mail to Ogden center in 1972
The IRS announced a change in where Minnesota taxpayers mail their returns. Returns will go to the Ogden Utah Service Center next year replacing Kansas City. The move aims to equalize workload across 10 centers in operation in 1972 and improve service nationwide.
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