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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1972
Page
7
Bemidji Police Chief James McDowell outlined a plan to form an advisory hearing board to review department disciplinary practices. The board would investigate complaints against employees and only advise the chief, marking a shift from past policy.
Police report two Bemidji children Barry Slinkman eight and Laura Bowning five sustained minor cuts and bruises after being struck by Linda Stebe Saturday afternoon. They were treated at Bemidji Hospital and released.
In St Paul Minnesota the Medical Examiners board ruled acupuncture is a medical practice to be performed only by qualified physicians. Secretary Bror F Pearson warned against unqualified performers and crowded the field with self styled experts. The piece also outlines a new police board complaint process and employee rights, plus a Surrey England service station incident where a toy tank caused car noises.
In Northwest Territories officials say a 14 year old Eskimo boy who could not hold out helped save a pilot after a plane crash in the Canadian Arctic. The crash left the boy and the pilot stranded for 32 days before rescue.
Nary Qar community mourns Mrs Vaner Tangborn who died at Remidji Hospital. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Olson Schwartz. Out of town relatives include Ardell Seattle Wendell Tacoma Duane Drayton Plains Douglas Minneapolis and Melvin Runn Chicago. Others shared Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings across North Dakota and Minnesota.
A curbside walkup psychiatric booth opened in Los Angeles on La Cienega Boulevard as a Christmas stunt by the Southern California Counseling Center. Dr. Benjamin Weininger heard about problems from callers while the center, handling 500 cases weekly with no public funding, aims to stress low cost mental health.
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