Televised Bemidji council meetings spark debate
Bemidji officials debated televising city council meetings after Midwest Cable Communications offered free broadcast on the weather watch channel as a public service. City Manager John Lloyd sought council approval while noting potential costs, and the matter was tabled until the new council takes office on Jan 2.
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Bemidji
Weather Watch
John Lloyd
Lloyd
Marvin Hailey
Pioneer
KBM
Herb Whiting
KBUN
Jerry Skime
Midwest Cable
Elmer Langhout
Langhout
Vietnam cease-fire talks accelerate in subcommittee sessions
Paris AP reports pace in Vietnam cease-fire negotiations quickened with two morning subcommittee meetings and a Kissinger Tho session in the afternoon. Washington AP notes Shultz holds closed-door talks on wage price controls beyond April 36. United Nations AP says UN action against terrorism collapsed as 1634 legal committee vote limits next year to study causes.
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Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kidsigger
Tho
Washington
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George P. _ Shultzened
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Shultz
Net Tamen
United Nations, N.Y
Amembly
U.N
City budget for 1973 approved by council
The City Council approved the 1973 budget despite criticism from newly elected members that the hearing wasn’t adequately publicized. No public comment was made at the hearing. Dow urged clearer notice, while the mayor defended the process.
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First Ward
Larry Dow
Dow
KBUN
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Pioneer
Hailey
Herb Whiting
League of Minnesota
Variable clouds with snow flurries and colder spell
Weather update notes variable cloudiness with a few snow flurries today and tonight, partly cloudy Wednesday, and colder conditions tonight. Highs near 12 to 16 today and 10 to 15 Wednesday, with a 30 percent chance of precipitation today, 20 percent tonight, and 16 percent Wednesday.
Beltrami County Board Charts New Meeting Schedule
The Beltrami County Board of Commissioners will hold three meetings monthly to cover road and bridge matters with reports from County Engineer John Kemp on November maintenance and planning. A review appears in Wednesdays Pioneer. Citizens must book appointments with the county “waditer” to appear before the board.
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Beltrami County Board of Commissioners
John Kemp
Pioneer
Waditer
Astronauts rest up for second trek on moon
In Taurus-Littrow two Americans slept late after setting up a science camp. Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt planned a second moon walk at 6 03 p m EST to inspect a south massif landslide while Ronald Evans orbited aboard America. They aimed to collect rock samples and deploy the lunar rover amid a dramatic, dust-filled mission.
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Ronald E. Evans
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Schmitt
Challenger
Unstable signs mark HST night
Kansas City AP Harry S Truman showed unstable vital signs overnight with respiration pulse and temperature rising doctors said at 10 am EST He remained serious though blood pressure stayed normal and no exact counts were released The hospital cautioned the condition could persist indefinitely as he faced organ complications and oxygen support while his wife Bess and daughter Margaret visited.
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Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital and Medical Center
Truman
Harpings on freedoms leave men with little protection
A sardonic remark notes that amid expanding freedoms, a man’s only safeguard may be his own bad breath, underscoring social tension and personal restraint without citing specific events or figures.
Sewer study explores old and new projects
Bemidji officials discussed sewer disposal options at the Citizens Advisory Committee meeting. James Walker of Stewart and Walker outlined plans to meet Minnesota Pollution Control Agency standards with chemical treatment at the existing plant or expansion to handle more connections, costing about 50 000 or 500 000 dollars respectively. The group urged soil tests at proposed onland sites and considered a sanitary sewer district while noting funding uncertainties for large federal projects.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Trgan
T Serer Sanat
James Walker
Stewart and Walker
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
PCA
Mississippi River
Walker
Charles Fuchsman
Corrigan
Bannahert
Concordia College
Clifford Saunders
Northern Township Board
Federal officials begin tally in UMW head election
Labor Department workers count ballots in the court ordered UMW election between President W A Boyle and challenger Arnold Miller. Officials estimated 60 to 70 percent of about 200000 members voted, with results due after several days.
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Labor Department
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony”’ Boyle
Arnold Miller
Boyle
Joseph A
Chip” Yablonski
Miners For Democracy
Miller
Yablonski
Jock” Yablonski
Clarksville
U.S. District Court
William B. Bryant
Ohio
Silver Spring
Anti-Castroists confess to placing bombs
Washington AP reports an anti-Castro group calling itself the Cuban Secret Government claimed responsibility for bombs at a Miami VA Cuba Forwarding Co office a New York VA Cuba office and the Calypso Travel Agency in New York City The group warned of further attacks on businesses dealing with Cuba and on people working at those sites citing a stance against the Communist regime.
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Va-Cuba
Calypso Travel Agency
New York City
Michael
Needy
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