Insurance investigator to visit Bemidji Thursday
A. E. Isberner, Minnesota insurance investigator, will be at the Minnesota Manpower Services Department Office in Bemidji from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursday December 21. He will take complaints about insurance companies or agents at no charge. Complaints may be made in person or by mail to the Department of Commerce, Insurance Division, 210 State Office Building St Paul. Include name address insurance company policy number loss date and details. A file is kept on each complaint and you will be advised of actions taken.
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A. E. Isberner
Department of Commerce, Insurance Division
State Office Building
St. Paul
Minn
W&nds
Tire Mixing Rules For Radial Tire Shifts
Minnesota Department of Public Safety warns against tire mixing on small vehicles and allows gradual changes on larger fleets. For two axle cars hazards arise from mixing radial and bias tires. On large trucks, shift axle by axle with all tires changed on one axle, and when converting bias to radial, mount bias first on front wheels.
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Minnesota “97Epartment of Public Safety
Diagnostic clinics held at schools in Bemidji
Monthly School Diagnostic Clinics in Bemidji operate under BRIC and Crippled Children's Services with space donated by Upper Mississippi Mental Health Center. Four children are evaluated by a pediatrician, speech and hearing consultants, psychologists, and other staff. parents participate in planning, referrals via school principals, and inquiries directed to Helen Thorwardson at BRIC.
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Bemidji
Bemidji Regional Interdistrict Council
Robert Schnabel
Northwestern Clinic
Crookston
Upper Mississippi
Minnesota Snowmobile Fever Sparks State Fair Race
Minnesota prepares for the Third Annual Minnesota 300 at the State Fairgrounds in St Paul on January 6 and 7. More than 600 professional drivers from the U S and Canada will race for cash prizes exceeding $10,000 on a half mile oval track with stock, junior, women, men, modified, and open class events including the Governor's Cup. Spectators gain thrills without danger, as safety procedures keep injuries rare while drivers push 60 mph on 300 pound machines.
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Minnesota
United States
Canada
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
St. Paul
Snow halts ski opener at Telluride resort
Telluride Colorado officials for the new ski area say heavy snow has postponed the opening. More than 100 inches in a month has left a nine foot base at the summit and three feet at the base, hindering electrical work for lifts and warming houses. The planned Friday opening is pushed to the following Saturday.
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Telluride
Colo
Colorado
Use of traffic signals by pedestrians clarified
The Minnesota Pedestrian Safety Committee explains two signal types pre timed and actuated. Pre timed signals keep a constant green for all directions while actuated signals require pedestrians to push a button for a green WALK indication. If WALK and DON'T WALK are absent pedestrians cross with the green light or proceed to safety on partial crossing.
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Minnesota
Pedestrian Safety Committee
Proper car registration transfer advice to buyers and sellers
W R Hoaglund Minnesota DPS cautions that failure to transfer vehicle registration can cause inconvenience, tickets, and penalties. He advises both parties to complete notarized transfers at a deputy registrar or Highway Building desk, to mail documents if by mail, and to buy 1973 plates at transfer to avoid first penalties on January 11.
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W.R. Hoaglund
Minnesota Department of Public Safety
Hoaglund
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