Dinner honoring Bergland Mondale attended by Cass Lake youth
Cass Lake area youth and community members filled Bemidji State College for a victory dinner honoring C Bob Bergland and Senator Walter Mondale. Local RBCs White Earth Red Lake and Leech Lake sponsored with Humphrey as keynote. Attendees included Chippewa representatives Simon Howard and Rev Rueben Rock. News also notes births, church events, minister changes, student programs, and a clock repair shop opening by Lavon Balmer.
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Cass
Lake Teen Center
Bob Bergland
Walter Mondale
Bemid State College
White Earth Reservation Business Committee
Redlake R.B.C
Leechlake R.B.C
Hubert H. Humphrey
Indiana
Simon Howard
Chippewas
Ourdain
Redlake Rbc
Rueben Rock
White Earth Rbc
Jerry Buckanaga
Teer Center
Randy Headbird
Stu Peoples
Pat Northbird
Tyler Robison
Larry Robinson
Sherman Brown Jr
Bev Goss
Kim Budreau
Paula Folstrom
Jenny Wind
Bonnie Earth
Mary Kay Folstrom
Dave Flora
Richard Flora
Platttsburg
N.Y
Holly Ann
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Bethseda Lutheran Home
S.O. Hilde
Turtle Lake
Trinity Lutheran Church
Arlo Feioeck
Minnesota Food Aid Totals Drop Slightly in October
Preliminary USDA figures show over 156000 low income Minnesotans received food assistance in October, with 144000 in 71 Food Stamp areas. Participants paid under two million dollars for stamps valued over 3.9 million, while USDA added about 1.93 million in coupon value. The food distribution program served about 12800 people in 17 needy family projects with roughly 375000 pounds of free commodities.
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Chicago
Minnesota
U.S. Department of Agriculture
State Departments of Public Welfare and Public Education
Dennis M. Doyle
Midwest
USDA
Food and Nutrition Service
Bemidji Seeks Bid for One New Fire Department Wagon
The City of Bemidji requests sealed bids at the City Clerk's office until 2 00 P M Thursday December 28 1972 for one new four door station wagon to be used as a fire department inspection vehicle Specifications available at City Hall Bemidji Minnesota John Lloyd City Manager.
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Bemidji
Minnesota
John Lloyd
New ag secretary eyed as Yeutter may take post
Washington AP reports Clayton Yeutter, a hard nosed reformer with Farm Belt ties, is expected to be named assistant secretary of agriculture, succeeding Richard Lyng. Yeutter led consumer and marketing efforts, reorganized meat and poultry inspection, and pushed for stronger staff. Lyng, well liked, may quit or move to another administration role. Other White House appointments, including rural development deputy, are anticipated.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
White House
Clayton Yeutter
Nixon
Richard E. Lyng Yeutter
Nebraska
Yeutter
Agriculture
Clifford M Hardin
USDA
C&ms
Func
Lyng
Election law reforms to be asked by Erdahl in 1973
Secretary of State Arlen Erdahl will ask the 1973 Minnesota legislature for changes to election laws including lowering the age to run for public office to 18. He seeks a statewide voter registration system, party designation for candidates, a bipartisan reapportionment commission, easier registration and centers, and stricter campaign contribution reporting. He also proposes combining the offices of secretary of state and lieutenant governor via constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Paul
Erdahl
Maz
Secretary of State
Golden Eagle and Golden Age Passports Rules Outlined
Interior Department proposes regulations on sale issuance and use of Golden Eagle and Golden Age Passports granting entrance to National Park System fee areas and discounts on special recreation use fees. Public comment open 15 days after Federal Register publication. Passports differ in fees and eligibility with points on where to apply and which sites charge extra recreation fees.
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Department of the Interior
Federal Register
National Park System
Interior
Rogers C. B. Morton
National Park Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Reclamation
Forest Service
Tennessee Valley Authority
Corps of Engineers
Washington, D.C
National Forests
Golden Eagle
Interior Department
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Income tax protestor Daly sentenced for mental tests
Jerome Daly, 45, a disbarred attorney from Savage Minnesota, was sentenced in Federal District Court by Judge Edward Devitt to an indeterminate sentence not to exceed 90 days for committing a mental examination. After a report, he faces further sentencing. he could receive up to two years.
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Jerome Daly
Savage, Minn
Federal District Court
Edward Devitt
Daly
Devitt
A. J. Perth
Kansas City
Robert G
Muncaster
Montgomery
Ala
Las Vegas
Minnesota
Justice
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Minnesota Supreme Court
Federal Reserve System
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Cass Lake
Oak Hills
Alliance Church
WSCS
United Methodist Church
Thelma McGuire
Howard Christie
Pike Bay
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lavon Balmer
Bremen
Ind
Boscord
Bertrami
Netural Se Ges Onsen
Hertors
New Ag
Lennard Bergstrom
Bergstrom
Frank Bain
Our Git Gallery
Lowrey Genie
Beltrami
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