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Newspaper

Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1973

Page

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City council stalls on radio and TV meetings coverage

Bemidji city leaders tabled action on broadcasting meetings by radio and TV. The Bemidji Jaycees urged coverage, while KBSB radio asked to air sessions. Council delays vote until next meeting with absent member Moberg to be present.

Elizabeth Moore Bemidji Todd Jansen Midwest Cable Communications Bemidji Jaycees Jaycees Owatonna Bemidji State College KBSB Ralph Moberg Moberg Larry Dow Channel 12 Jaycee Communications Hugh Bishop Gene Ouradnik Ouradnik Torney General Kris Geisen Cameron McMahon

West German Bride Pushes Groom for Insurance Profit

A 21-year-old German man Ernst Dumoulin was found guilty in Edinburgh of pushing his bride Helga from Salisbury Cliffs to claim about 968000 dollars. He received life in prison with parole eligibility later. The couple had eloped to Scotland, wedding day was Oct 13.

Edinburgh Ernst Dumoutlin Dumoulin Helga Scotland Salisbury

Pioneer schedules open house for advertisers readers

The Pioneer invites advertisers vendors and their wives to an open house on Thursday Feb 15 from 6 to 8 p.m. and the public on Saturday Feb 17 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the new plant on Hwy 71 South. Staff will describe publishing and printing processes with guided tours and refreshments provided.

The Pioneer Hwy. 71 South

Weather forecast in two days turns colder with low windchill

Fair to partly cloudy and colder today with occasional cloudiness and much colder tonight. Highs 10 to 20 today and 0 to 10 above Wednesday, lows 10 below to 17 below tonight. Precipitation chances 10 percent today and tonight, 5 percent Wednesday.

Bemidji Woman Killed as Car Hits School Bus

A Bemidji woman Dorothy V Wright 46 died at the scene when a car collided head on with a school bus east of the power dam. Thirteen students were injured with three taken to hospital by ambulance and four uninjured aboard.

Dorothy V. Wright Route 4 Bemidji County Bemidji Hospital Jay Griggs Pioneer Waville Scott Tammy Lynette Fadness Elmer Fadness Allan Holte County 12 Beltrami County

Minnesota Moves Closer to ERA Ratification

Minnesota Senate approved the Equal Rights Amendment measure for women on a 4-17 vote after hours of debate and is expected to pass final approval Thursday. the House has already ratified, needing 38 states for U.S. constitutional amendment. Meanwhile bills on double-bottom milk trucks and marijuana penalties also advanced.

ST. Paul, Minn Minnesota Senate House U.S George Pillsbury Wayzata Pillsbury Allan Spear University of Minnesota Minneapolis Dfler Carl Jensen Sleepy Eye Florian Chmielewski Edward Gearty Wayne Olhort Howard Olson Ed Schrom Myrton Wegener Charles Berg John Bernhagen Jerome Blatz Robert Brown Richard Fitzsimons al Kowalczyk Lew Larson John Olson John Patton House Transportation Committee A. J Tony’ Eckstein New Ulm

Harpings Quote Seen As Witty Retort in Paper Clip

A playful quip appears in the edition noting the adage He who laughs last didn't catch the punch line. The line is attributed to a witty columnist, reflecting light humor in the day’s pages.

Airport security measures delayed amid injunction ruling

A federal judge in Washington delayed enforcement of new antihijack security for 10 days, with a Feb. 13 hearing on permanent status. FAA had refused to extend the midnight deadline. Chicago and San Francisco canceled extra police deployments, while Dallas Love Field added guards and Connecticut kept actions on schedule.

Washington John Smith Federal Aviation Administration Chicago Richard J. Daley O'Hare Midway San Francisco FAA Dallas Tex Love Field Connecticut

School officials to meet with Indian delegation in Cass Lake

In Cass Lake a meeting will be held this week between school officials and a delegation from Leech Lake to discuss use of school facilities after a Friday confrontation. Randy Headbird said Donald Huesers agreed to call a special meeting following a John Birch Society sponsored visit by Lt Col Jack Mohr, who attacked US UN policy during a high school game. Headbird stated the protest was independent of his job with Leech Lake Teen Center and noted support from the Leech Lake Reservation Business Committee.

Cass Lake Leech Lake Randy Headbird Donald J. Huesers John Birch Society Jack Mohr United States United Nations Headbird Leech Lake Reservation Leech Lake Reservation Business Committee

Stennis in Grave Condition After Additional Surgery

Senator John C. Stennis, 71, remained in grave condition at Walter Reed after a second surgery intended to address a suspected intestinal blockage, the hospital said. Doctors reported no blockage found but noted the operation worsened his outlook following the holdup shooting a week earlier.

Washington John C. Stennis Walter Reed Army Medical Center Maj Frank Garland Stennis

Disposal plan deadline delay discussed by Beltrami board

Beltrami County Board of Commissioners meets with a short agenda on the solid waste disposal plan extension to December 1973. They consider extending the submission deadline while exploring possible sanitary landfill sites and review tax-forfeit land leases and fund allocations for timber, county development, and wildlife issues.

Beltrami County Board of Commissioners Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Minnesota Commission For

Bemidji Airport Maintains Security Posture Post Ruling

North Central Airlines manager Ed Noga states Bemidji Municipal Airport will keep in force the recently established anti hijack security measures. Police cooperate with Pinkerton personnel to screen passengers and baggage on each flight as FAA rules require with some exceptions.

Bemidji Ed Noga North Central Airlines Associated Press Noga Pinkerton Detective Agency Federal Aviation Administration

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