Bemidji College Paper Resumes Weekly Publication After Strike
The Northern Student will publish one issue weekly from Jan. 18 with a strike banner. A SAC proposal may fund staff pay by reallocating 50 percent of profits over a base through advertising revenue, subject to president approval and a base adjustment.
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BSC
Northern Student
Bemidji State College
The
Student Activities Committee
SAC
Cletus Kemper
R. D. Decker
Kemper
Union Board
Hubbard County residents oppose Bemidji Paulson disposal site
A 120 person meeting in Hubbard County denounced Bemidji's plan to study the Paulson site for a sewage disposal system. Residents elect a committee led by Louis Claymore to oppose the plan, seek legal representation, and prepare to attend Bemidji city council meetings.
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Bemidji
Hubbard County
Navy School
Louis
Paulson
Alan
Wally Paulson
Helga
Rockwood
Citizens Concerned Committee
Louis Claymore
James Elwell
Jerry Dent
Doris Lindstrom
Cat stories at Bemidji State questioned by readers
Member of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals asks if BSC biology uses stray cats for experiments. A biology faculty member confirms cats are used only after death, being pickled and purchased from supply houses, mostly in Chicago, with receipts to prove they are not pets.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Bemidji State College
J.M
BSC Biology
Chicago
Open house set for Pioneer facilities in Bemidji
Publisher Galth A. Lords announces an open house for the Pioneer on February 15 and 17 at the new Hwy 71 South plant. The public can tour Thursday evening and Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm, with advertisers and the Bemidji business community invited to visit Thursday evening. The February 15 Pioneer issue will feature pictures and stories about the move.
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Pioneer
Galth A. Lords
Hwy. 71
Bemidji
The
Nixon ends most wage price controls in major move
Washington AP Nixon unilaterally lifts most mandatory wage price controls sparking mixed reactions from a stock surge to warned price pressures on workers as he acts to loosen tight economic rules.
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Nixon
Annual Bemidji sled dog race opens with 80 teams
The 3rd Annual Paul Bunyan Sled Dog Race sponsored by the Bemidji Jaycees begins Saturday morning with 80 teams registered. Activities include a pancake feed at 8 a.m., weight pulling at 9, racing at 10, and Scorpion Parasail demos at 12:30 and 3 p.m. plus Sunday.
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Paul Bunyan
Bemidji Jaycees
Scorpion
Lake Bemidji
Jaycees
Does
Hospital board elects officers and hears yearly reports
The hospital board elected new members and officers at its annual adjourned meeting. Wayne Thorson replacing George Mueller due to ill health after 30 years on the board. Arnold Schwartz elected to fill Paul Anderson’s unexpired term. Four incumbents reelected to the board and executive committee. Administrator Lee Swanson outlined staff bylaw revisions, full-time occupational therapy, and an in service education program.
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Wayne Thorson
George Mueller
Mueller
Arnold Schwartz
Darrel Lauderbaugh
George Peterson
Ralph Smith
Lewis J. Downing
Buiford Qualle
Jens Dale
Stanton L. Amble
Lee Swanson
Swanson
Weather outlook Mostly fair and warmer into Saturday
The forecast calls for clear to fair skies and rising temperatures tonight and Saturday. Lows dip to 7 to 13 degrees tonight with highs of 25 to 32 degrees on Saturday and a small chance of snow 5 percent tonight and 10 percent Saturday.
Fuel oil shortage stretches Minnesota supplies and state seeks imports
Minnesota officials report rising fuel oil demand as independent distributors and households run low. Iowa announces 500000 gallons of fuel oil to ease Midwest shortages while officials in Canada note refineries can boost supply with approval from Shell and Standard Oil. A Twin Cities chain warns of station closures amid scarce gasoline and a black market economy.
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Civil Defense
James Erchul
Windom
Minn
Tri-County
Tracy
Canada
Jack Miller
Manitoba Emergency Measures Organization
United States
Toronto
Vancouver
Shell Oil Co
Standard Oil Co
Twin Cities
Paul Castonguay
Metro 500 Inc
Castonguay
Locally connected Lakehead firm could aid fuel relief
Lakehead Pipe Line Co Inc may play a role in easing the Midwest fuel oil shortage. W C Emmons, Lakehead division manager in Superior Wisconsin, says the firm is pumping at capacity but current cross border transport and import quotas limit impact. Emmons notes three fourths of oil moves Canada to the United States then reenters Canada and that lifted US quotas could expand Canadian and world imports into the US despite ongoing expansion plans for 1974.
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Minnesota
Canada
Iowa
Northwestern Refining Co
St. Paul
Maurice van Nostrand
Iowa Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Hubert H. Humphrey
Midwest
Navy
Lakehead Pipe Line Co., Inc
Upper
Lower Midwest
Lakehead
W.C. Emmons
Superior
Wis
Pioneer
Bemidji
United States
Ontario
U.S
Emmons
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co
Calgary
Portland
Ore Emmons
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Gerry Vuchetich
Jeff Stickles
Sue Amos
Gloria Jorgenson
John Buntsma
Claymore
Crank
Paulsons
Bob Traverse
Citizens Advisory Committee For
Congress
John R. Kernodle
American Medical Association
Allied
Hospital Board
Paul Anderson
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