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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1975
Page
5
London reports that a sweeping set of laws banning sex discrimination in jobs education housing and services took effect along with a right to equal pay for equal work. The Sex Discrimination Act and Equal Pay Act are hailed as landmark steps for British women while critics note remaining gaps and exemptions.
The American Revolution Bicentennial Administration offers a booklet titled Above Ground Archaeology. It explains organizing clues from heirlooms and photographs, preserving negatives, and cataloging items to build a family history, plus tips on researching local town history.
End of fall quarter honors include master degrees for Bemidji residents William Kalmer James S Love Carol A Milewski Mary Louise Anderson Susan Busse John L Grafelman Sandra LaPlante Lasniewski Raymond Newman Stephen Weisbecker and others from Blackduck Park Rapids Wilton Red Lake and Bemidji Associate Arts degrees go to Barbara Eels Marcia J Clyde and Judy Lynn Jacobsen all from Bemidji
The Campus Ministry Association at Bemidji State University announces a seven week pre marriage seminar in winter quarter. Sessions run Thursday evenings from January 8 to February 19 at the lower Newman Center behind Birch Hall. Pre-registration is advised. call 751 3724 or visit the Newman Center. Fee is 1.50 with some materials free. Topics include communication, love, human sexuality, medical aspects, finances, Christian aspects of marriage, and the wedding.
The fall quarter dean's list at University of Wisconsin River Falls includes 565 students with GPA at least 3.5. Among honorees is Dale Avery, son of Mr and Mrs William Avery of Bemidji, noted for achieving a 4.00 average alongside other straight A students.
Firearms safety classes for youths aged 12 to 16 will start January 7 at 6 30 pm at Bemidji Area Vocational Technical Institute. A 2 dollar registration fee applies. Application cards are available at Lakeland and Krolls Sporting Goods. Classes taught by Minnesota Department of Natural Resources members and Bemidji Moose Lodge members. All youths 12 to 16 are urged to attend.
A wedding dance to honor the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Grosfield will be held at 9 p.m. after their ceremony on Jan. 2 at the Ks Club. Music by the Shenandoahs. Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Grosfield invite friends and relatives to attend.
When candles are used in table settings ensure they are firmly held in proper holders and lit only while you and your guests are seated. This minimizes risk by keeping flames controlled and away from dress and surroundings during serving and movement.
University News Service outlines that adolescent abuse is complex and underrecognized. Experts note sexual abuse accounts for about 25 percent of cases, with beatings and neglect dominant. Alcoholism and psychopathic traits in fathers are common factors. experts urge social awareness and better support for families.
A vintage recipe for chicken and French fries bake in a casserole. It uses stewed chicken, celery, parsley, condensed celery soup, peas and carrots, French fries rolled in butter and Parmesan, baked until crispy. Serves six.
The $3 million Shaw Festival Theater opened in June 1973 at Niagara m-the-Lake with Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh attending. The year‑round theater is devoted entirely to the works of Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw.
AP report notes China's effort to train workers peasants and soldiers through a political ideology focused college program faces attacks over academic standards. Red Flag defends policy saying true learning lies in theory and practice and problem solving.
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