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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1975
Page
2
Informational meetings are scheduled for Wednesday December 31 at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. A Story Hour will be held at the Bemidji Public Library. Notices run two days earlier due to space, with exceptions for Friday and Saturday items through Tuesday.
Multiple local club meetings and community events listed for Bemidji and Cass Lake. TOPS Club 680 gathers at Trinity Lutheran. Elks Club hosts duplicate bridge. AA and Alanon meet at United Methodist Fellowship Hall. SPEBSQSA Paul Bunyan chapter rehearses. Sons of Norway meet at VFW. Bemidji Lions at Beaver Pond. New Year Eve party at Good Samaritan Shrine No 17. Christian Science Society holds testimonial meeting. Church of Christ hosts weekly New Testament study. Christian and Missionary Alliance Church offers New Year program. public welcome.
Mon Jan 29 records show Keith Tower and Everett Keezer pleading not guilty to DWI with jury trials set in January. Multiple defendants receive fines for weapons and traffic offenses. Indigence noted for Victor Swan, case continued. several pleas guilty to DWI including Mary Greenleaf and others with presentence investigations ordered. Various defendants pay fines for speeding, careless driving, or disorderly conduct. some defendants do not appear and have charges continued or bond posted.
The ruling criticizes the Rozelle Rule and other NFL devices as anticompetitive. Judge Larson found the rule unreasonable and said it deterred free agents by forcing prearranged compensation. The case, heard without a jury, spanned 85 days with 320 exhibits including player earnings.
Funeral services are planned for Friday at 1 PM at Calvary Bible Church Bagley with Pastor Lillie officiating. Burial will be in Bagley City Cemetery under Cease Funeral Home direction. Also noted are services for Mrs Lester Peterson 76 Bemidji and Mrs Victor Hoines 60 with local arrangements by Olson Schwartz Funeral Home and interment at Pinewood Dodge Cemetery. James N Brundage, 86, rural Bagley, died December 29. survivors include spouse two daughters one son nine grandchildren and great grandchildren. He served on the Clearwater County Fairboard and was a Farm Bureau member.
Published daily except Sundays and holidays by The Pioneer of Bemidji Minnesota the paper is a part of Scripps- News Inc. Subscriptions available in trade zones and outside trade zone with annual and monthly rates. Carrier service offered where available.
Lake of the Woods County authorities investigate a Williams liquor store fire discovered around 4 30 a m with forced entry and cut phone lines suggesting arson There is no damage estimate available Williams a 220 resident community lies between Warroad and Baudette in extreme northern Minnesota.
Admitted on Monday are Mrs. Peter Anderson of Bagley Mrs. Donald Wille of Puposky and Mrs. Val Erion of Cass Lake. Discharged Monday is Mrs. Donald Wille. A girl was born to Donald and Debra Wille of Puposky at Bemidji Hospital. Martin Fenske of Bemidji reported a $35 theft of a fish house sled. John Blackduck reported a theft of a tire and rim from near Bob Lowth Ford in Bemidji. The tire and rim were later found missing. Roy Hubbell reported a $65 battery stolen from his car between Thursday and Saturday. Vandalism to a fish net valued at $60 was reported by Sandra Raiter of Solway. An auto driven by Rebecca Le Andre of Rena lost control and struck a parked car on Bemidji Ave. Passenger Jim Utley of Cass Lake was injured. he was treated and released. Le Andre’s car was southbound. the other vehicle, owned by Debbie Mattison of Bemidji, sustained about $200 damage.
Bloomington police have located witnesses and named a suspect in the bottle throwing incident at the Vikings playoff loss to Dallas. The suspect, from the Minneapolis-St Paul area, reportedly lacks permanent address or job. Vikings president Max Winter offers a $5,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.
The Minnesota Department of Employment Services reports a small hiring uptick for the early pre-holiday period ending Dec 1. Retail jobs rose by 18 to 1,538, government positions increased by 19 to 1,501, with minor changes in wholesale trade and declines in services, manufacturing, transportation and utilities, finance, and construction.
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