Top News Story of 1971 AP Editors Vote
The AP editors and news directors named the China open door to a US ping pong visit and Nixon trip plan as the year’s top story. Other leading items include Nixon wage price freeze Phase 2, the Pentagon Papers, Calley verdict, Apollo landings, Attica violence, Vietnam troop withdrawals, school busing, California quake, and Senate foreign aid vote.
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Deadline for 1972 truck licenses and penalties
In Minnesota licenses and tags must be attached by March 1 1972. Purchase without penalty by January 10 1972. After January 10 penalties rise to 1 then 2 and 2.50 dollars by February 1. Tags can be bought at Beltrami County Courthouse Deputy Registrar office with extended Saturday hours January 8.
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J.G. Bemidji
Minnesota
Deputy Registrar of Motor Vehicles (Register of Deeds
Beltrami County
Martin Sabre
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