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Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1972

Page

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Reduced price meals and breakfasts added by district

School District 31 will offer reduced price lunches and breakfast for eligible students. About 25 percent of meals may be free based on income and family size. Breakfast targets long bus routes. cost 15 cents with free lunch eligibility likely for breakfast as well. The board discussed salaries, paving bills, and Johnson O Malley funds. Two stock buses will be purchased for $10,145 and $9,527.26, with $1,383.65 in donated goods received for vocational use.

Elizabeth Moore Thorson Stewart and Walker International Chevrolet Carpenter Nu-Ply Corporation

District 31 seeks Title II funds for moral judgment curriculum

The District 31 school board voted to apply for Title II funds to develop a pilot curriculum on moral judgment for grades 7 to 9. The plan aims to create field test materials and explore ways to examine moral problems without prescribing fixed values, with debate over philosophy versus other disciplines and concerns over timing and oversight.

District 31 Nancy Ertresvaag

Bombardment Intensifies as U S Strikes Hanoi Haiphong Area

In Saigon the United States pressed the heaviest bombardment of the Hanoi Haiphong region with seven more fighters reported down and 15 missing. Pope Paul VI voiced doleful upset over the renewed bombing while Denmark prepared an official protest against the action.

Saigon United States Hanoi-Haiphong Breught Paul VI U.S

Travelers Advised As Light Snow, Freezing Rain Fall

A weather advisory warns of occasional light snow and local freezing rain causing hazardous driving in some areas. Clouds drift to mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with highs 18 to 23 and lows 5 to 12. Precipitation chances 46 percent today, 16 percent tonight and on Thursday.

Truman Condition Worsens As Poison Enters Bloodstream

Kansas City AP report says former President Harry S. Truman, 88, remains in very serious condition with kidneys failing and poison entering the bloodstream despite higher urine output. Doctors note plateauing kidney function and aging complications. Bess Truman visits briefly.

Kansas City Harry S. Truman Truman Wallace Graham Research Hospital and Medical Center John Dreves

Moonmen Return Home After Apollo 17 Mission Ends

Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt return aboard the USS Ticonderoga celebrating a 13 day flight. They land safely after fiery entry coast to a cake filled welcome and undergo medical checks before heading to Pago Pago and Ellington Air Force Base to reunite with families.

USS Ticonderoga Thade Eugene A. Cernan Ronald E. Evans Harrison H. Schmitt America Heliopter Earth Space Agency Navy Pago Pago American Samoa Ellington Air Force Base Manned Spacecraft Center Houston Tex

Beltrami County awards bid for CS AH 12 project

Thorson Inc of Bemidji was the low bidder at 315 800 12 for bituminous sub grade wearing course and shoulders on County State Aid Highway 12 from west of CSAH 39 to near Pennington. Other bids ranged from 320 725 03 to 344 238 56. The board also backed a proposal to study the Bemidji to Blackduck Highway 71 relocation and arranged county insurance with Baumgartner Inc guaranteeing rates.

Thorson Pennington William Collins and Sons, Inc Fargo W Hodgeman and Sons, Inc Fairmount Mark Sand and Gravel Co Fergus Falls Bemidji Blackduck State Highway Department Baumgartner, Inc Insurance

Harpings Quote Clever Card Decks Christmas Mail

Harpings mocks the postal strain with a wry line about Christmas cards failing to reach recipients if the mail service cannot handle them. The remark reflects seasonal humor and public frustration with holiday correspondence delays.

UHF payments fall short of goal for HTTV drive

Headwaters Translator Television Corporation reports only 325 payments received toward an 850 minimum to keep three channel UHF service operating in Bemidji Blackduck area. If the goal isn’t met by year end, the system may shut down Jan 1. Rural residents rely on HTTV for networks. annual maintenance is 10 dollars. Payments accepted at local banks or by mail.

Headwaters Translator Television Corporation Headwaters Duluth Bemidji Blackduck Fargo Bemidji HTTV Blackduck Box 98

Spannaus Eyes Appeal for Bigger Minnesota Phone Rate Cut

Atty. Gen. Warren Spannaus said he is inclined to appeal a Ramsey District Court ruling trimming 2.9 percent from Northwestern Bell’s January rate increase in Minnesota. The ruling could save customers about 1 million dollars a year and sends the case back to the PSC for refunds decision.

ST Paul, Minn Warren Spannaus Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Minnesota Spannaus Ramsey District Court David E. Marsden Marsden PSC Mardsen Dfler Karl Rolvaag P K. Peterson Bruce G. Schwartz Northwestern Bell

Two killed in airport shooting at Kennedy field

A young man was spotted with a questionable object in a briefcase at Kennedy Airport. He shot a sky marshal and a customs officer after grabbing a gun, then fled onto the field before being captured. The sky marshal Anthony Petrucci Jr. and customs officer Gerald T. McCarthy were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. The suspect was tentatively identified as Robert J. Dobbelaer.

New York Kennedy Airport Peninsula General Hospital Queens Anthony Petrucci Jr Bloomfield, NJ Gerald T. McCarthy Commack, N.Y Robert J. Dobbelaer

Welfare board reviews possible state welfare legislation

The Beltrami County Board of Welfare met Tuesday at the welfare office to discuss legislation for the coming state session. Attending were Rep. Doug St Onge Bemidji and Sen. Jerry Willet Park Rapids. Ray Boyer, chairman, said decisions will be announced later. Also reviewed were funding for Poor counties and welfare issues at Red Lake.

Beltrami County

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Dean Blue Jack Fairbanks Judie Lausche Johnson-O’malley Thorson International Horace May School Bemidji Jaycees Jaycees Jerry Pickett Jim Humeniuk Jean Pioneer Charles Austad Raymond Carlson Bemidj State College Ertresvaag Austad Supt Wangberg Bess Truman Charles K. LaPinta Mrs. Jaycees Beltrami Fairview Bewind T Hospital
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