Bemidji City Council Dec 4 1972 actions and votes
The Bemidji City Council met December 4 1972 with Mayor Hailey presiding. Motions approved minutes from Nov 20 and a Nov 2 special meeting. Public hearings covered bituminous surfacing on Sherman Ave and First St, and on alley east of Bixby Ave. Resolutions 2348 2349 and 2350 passed authorizing cost assessments, curb and gutter work and related improvements. Licenses renewals discussed for Ad-Sons Inc and Donovan's Lounge. Frank Toonen renewal required CPA sales report. Denied liquor permit for a Minnesota consumption request. Ordinance second reading repealing parking during street work. Armory site debate. Planning Commission favored 80 acre site but locals objected. further actions and feasibility study discussed. State Rural Development Act conference noted. Engineering services agreement for sewer project approved with Stewart and Walker. Grass Lake old dump grounds offered for sale to County for $180. Bids for accounting machine aerial lift monitors and fire vehicle authorized. lakes development ordinance proposed. snowmobile concerns noted. Bills paid and meeting adjourned.
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Moorhead
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White House Christmas tree ornament sparks debate over peace symbol
The national Christmas tree top near the White House will keep its atomic peace symbol, despite a newspaper call to replace it with a traditional star. GE designer John Suter explains the four interlocking rings symbolize world peoples and hopeful peace, with a 500 watt center bulb. The Park Service notes the tree has featured various shapes since 1964, and no plan to revert to a star. The 70-foot spruce in Ellipse Park lights total about 8,000 bulbs, plus 8,000 on state trees, as the pageant of peace continues through the season.
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Recall of FDA pregnancy test kits sparks warning
The FDA announced a nationwide recall of Ova II pregnancy test kits sold with the slogan when you want to be the first to know citing inaccuracy and unreliability. Manufacturers LaMar Laboratories and Faraday Laboratories face withdrawal as health officials urge anyone who used the kit to consult a physician for accurate methods.
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Freeway sign changes spark protests in Minnesota
In St Paul Minnesota motorists protest removal of large overhead exit signs now moved farther back to meet federal standards. Smaller signs at ramps carry only the exit number while large advance signs keep the same number. Officials cite safety as most accidents occur when exit signs are seen too late for turns.
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London Flu cases found in five U S cities and bases
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