Bemidji District 31 Urges Bond Vote Today
Residents are urged to vote in today’s school bond election with polls open 4 to 8 p m. Two questions on the ballot seek 9.2 million for building expansion including two new elementaries a middle school for seventh and eighth graders and additions to Horace May and Northern elementary schools. The second asks to raise the levy by six mills about 344 000 a year for operating costs of the new buildings. Voting sites include Pleasant Valley Northern Lincoln Horace May Solway Riverside and the Senior High School.
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Bemidji
Horace May
Pleasant Valley
Northern
Lincoln
Solway
Riverside
Carter to decide on tax cuts for individuals and businesses
President Carter plans a tax reduction package totaling 20 to 30 billion dollars for 1978, with a possible 5 billion in excise tax relief. The plan awaits congressional action on energy and Social Security changes and could take effect in July or October, with most relief aimed at consumers. The energy bill's future and economic impact remain unresolved.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
White House
Perpich Shocked by Moran Suspension Over Park Comments
Gov. Rudy Perpich said he was shocked by the three day suspension of Duane Moran a Bemidji DNR forest supervisor for public opposition to Itasca State Park expansion. He ordered a review to craft a uniform policy on public utterances by state workers and keep free speech in mind.
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St.paul
Terry Montgomery
DNR
William Nye
Nye
Perpich
Kasch to challenge wetlands sale veto in court
Paul Kasch plans a federal lawsuit in Duluth in January to challenge Clearwater County Minnesota for blocking his 240 acre Holst Township wetlands sale to the DNR. He hired lawyers Briily Carter and George Duranski after the county refused even to vote.
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Clearbrook
Kasch
Department of Natural Resources
Holst Township
Bagley
DNR
Bemidji City Council approves annexation deal with Northern Township
The Bemidji city council, in a swift resolution, agrees to annex about 130 acres from Northern Township while a 22 year moratorium applies unless two thirds of landowners petition. The hospital site will gain city water service for 20 acres yet remain outside the city.
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Harvey Meyer
Bemidji
James Harper
Senate
Larry Dow
Dow
Bemidji Community Hospital
City and Water Services
Ralph Smith
Larson gets another life sentence in Piper kidnapping case
Donald Floyd Larson, already serving two life terms for murder, received a new life sentence for the 1972 Virginia Piper kidnapping. He and co-defendant Kenneth Callahan abducted Mrs. Piper from an Orono home, freed her near Duluth after a $1 million ransom. The district judge ordered the federal sentence consecutive, to start after Larson serves at least 17 years in state prison.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Donald Floyd Larson
Stillwater State Prison
Larson
Kenneth Callahan
Piper
Orono
Duluth
U.S
Edward J. Devitt
Devitt
Minnesota
Bruce Hartigan
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Hartigan
Stillwater
Hennepin County
Americans get fatter says government study
A government analysis of 13 600 Americans from 1971 to 1974 shows weight gains since the 1960s, with taller individuals gaining 7 to 14 pounds over a decade. Men peak at 35 to 44, women at 55 to 64, while over 55 women did not gain. The chief author attributes likely fat increases to fast meals and snacking.
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Washington
Sydney Abraham
Abraham
National Center For Health Statistics
Alice Haywood
Weather advisory notes hazardous driving tonight with snow
Light snow and blowing drifts with strong northwesterly winds create hazardous driving tonight. Variable clouds with a few snow flurries Wednesday. Lows from 2 below to 8 above, highs 10 to 15 above. Northwest winds 15 to 20 mph tonight. Measurable precipitation 30 percent tonight.
Composite drawing issued in four Birmingham child killings
Oakland County police released a refined composite of a suspect in the slayings of four local children in Birmingham Michigan. State police Lt Robert Robertson leads the task force saying the new image improves on earlier ones. The killings began nine months ago with the discovery of 11 year old Timothy King in a ditch.
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Birmingham
Mich
Oakland County
Robert Robertson
Timothy King
Dawson Five murder case headed for drop in days
Assistant prosecutor says papers to drop murder charges against the Dawson Five will be completed in the next few days. District Attorney John Irwin announced the charges would be dropped against five defendants accused of shooting a white ranch foreman amid accusations of racial threats and arrest bias by white Georgia authorities.
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Atlanta
Dawson
John Irwin
Georgia
Quake in Iran Kills and Injures Hundreds Near Kerman
An earthquake in Tehran province area killed at least 300 people and injured more than 500 as night rescue efforts began. The epicenter near Kooh Khanook, Zar, and Kerman damaged three villages with cold temperatures complicating relief.
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Tehran
Iran
Kooh- Khanook
Zar
Kerman
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